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035    (NjP)8172070-princetondb
035    (OCoLC)on1340424697
035     |z(NjP)Voyager8172070
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245 00 Scrolls illustrating a story about the Sagami River.
246 3  Sagami-kawa
246 3  Sagamigawa
246 3  Ballad Sagamigawa
264  1 [Japan] : |b[producer not identified], |c[approximately 1660-1670]
300    18 paintings on multiple sheets.
336    still image |2rdacontent
337    unmediated |2rdamedia
338    roll |2rdacarrier
500    Title supplied by cataloger based on content.
500    Three scrolls produced in a workshop in Kyoto, ca. 1660-70. They were privately commissioned, probably by a local warlord of the Daimyo class. The calligrapher was probably Asakura Jūken. The models for the paintings were Japanese block-printed books. The accompanying text is by an unknown author. The narrative begins with the building of a bridge across the Sagami River and includes scenes from the Heike period featuring Yoshitsune, Yoritomo, Kajiwara, and the battle of Ichinotani.
500    Roll 1 contains pictures 1-5; roll 2 pictures 6-9; roll 3 pictures 10-18. Each roll is made up of multiple 3-foot sheets.
500    In a contemporary laquered box.
530    Also available in an electronic version.
651  0 Japan |xHistory |yGempei Wars, 1180-1185 |xPictorial works.
700 1  Asakura Juken, |eartist.
856 41  |uhttp://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/88435/3484zj30s
902    drt |br |6k |7m |dg |f0 |e20140225
914    (OCoLC)on1340424697 |bOCoLC |ccreate |d11172022 |eprocessed |f1340424697