

 
Tedtoy
    

 




 













 





  




First Legion

 









Collectors
Showcase

 




  
   




Black Hawk



















 






Hudson & Allen
General


  |
Monarch Regalia Production's
Daimyō Gyōretsu or
“Procession of the Lords”

Here is a description of the procession and its
historical beginning provided by Pongchai of Monarch Regalia
Sankin-kōtai (The Tokugawa established a system called
Sankin-kōtai (alternative attendance), by which the Daimyō of every han
(fief) were required to move periodically between Edo and his han,
typically spending alternate years in each place. When the Daimyō
returned to his han, he was required to leave his wife and children in
Edo as guest of state –actually as hostages. The expenditures necessary
to maintain lavish residences in both places, and for the procession to
and from Edo, placed financial strains on the Daimyō making them unable
to wage war. A contingent of warriors accompanied the Daimyō on the
processions to and from Edo, and an institution specified how many the
Daimyō were required to bring with them to Edo, based on the income of
their fiefs. The typical entourage of retainers - warriors, aides and
servants - ranged from 200 to 350 people. Such processions of the
richest of the lords could comprise from a few hundred to 2,000
retainers or more.
The processions of the Daimyō and their entourages to and from Edo came
to be known as Daimyō Gyōretsu or “Processions of
the Lords.”


#500
Mounted Ikeda Daimyo
1 pc $60.00

|

#501
Mounted Vassal
1 pc. $60.00

|

#502
Mounted Vassal
1 pc. $60.00

|

#537
Ikeda clan - Daimyo's Guards
2 pcs. $55.00



#533
Great Floating Banner and 3 retainers
4 pcs. $100.00


#515
Red Uma Standard
$40.00


#512
Ikeda Standard
$35.00

|

#513
Blue Floating Banner
$35.00

|

#514
Red Floating Banner
$35.00

|

#521
Blue & White Flag
$35.00

|


107 W. 3rd Street
Owensboro, KY 42301
270-929-2876
All web site content
©2005-15 Tedtoy Miniatures
|