Can you connect a set of Japanese general history viewing list through film and television works?

Japan's film industry is relatively developed. Due to the influence of cultural factors, there are many historical dramas, so it is still possible to connect a set of Japanese general history through film and television works.

During the Yayoi period in Japan, around 200 AD, there was a movie "himiko" to watch. This film tells the story of the legendary evil horse Queen of Thailand in Japan's Yayoi period. She is a very mysterious ancient female ruler, and it is also recorded in The History of the Three Kingdoms, Biography of Wei Zhi and Biography of Japanese.

There were movies and TV plays related to Shoto Kutaishi in the period of Bird, which described the contradiction between the Soviet Union and ministry of materials and equipment and the reform in Shoto Kutaishi. Talk about Kibi No Asomi Makibi's Eye of the Giant Buddha again. During this period, Japan intended to establish a centralized state system centered on the emperor. If you want to know the political history of Japan, you can have a look.

Pingjing period: Tale of Genji and Tale of Pingjia are more classic.

Kamakura shogunate: Sejong of Kitajima

Ashikaga shogunate: Taiping Ji, Hua Luan

Japan's Warring States Period: This period is a prolific period of Japanese classic stories, and there are many related film and television works. The more classic ones are Hideyoshi, Li Jia and Song. During the Warring States Period, the scuffle among the major samurai groups in Japan was mainly the story of Nobuyhiko Oda and Toyotomi Hideyoshi gradually unifying Japan through constant wars.

Tokugawa shogunate period: Eight generations of generals, such as Ji Zong, Musashi Miyamoto, Spring Festival couplets bureau, etc.

From the end of the curtain to the Meiji Restoration: Xinxuan Group, Sakamoto Ryoma, and the change of Sakurada Gate.

Before and after Showa, there were 226 mutinies and so-so-so. I recommend Laughter University in K?ki Mitani.

Later, Showa recommended K?ki Mitani's My Family History.

Japan attaches importance to historical and cultural traditions, and there are many related film and television dramas. What I have recommended above is only a small part of it. If you are really interested, you can see more people. Just pay attention to the changes of time when watching movies. However, most TV dramas have been adapted. If you want to know more about Japanese history, you should refer to related books.