Mōko Sh Case Ekotoba

Sojojin Japan suna shiga jirgin Mongol a lokacin Yaƙin Kōan, kamar yadda aka nuna a cikin naɗaɗɗun littattafai na biyu. Samurai Takezaki Suenaga an nuna shi a hagu, yana fada a kan bene.

Mōko Sh Case Ekotoba
emakimono (en)
Bayanai
Farawa	18 ga Maris, 1293
Ƙasa	Japan
Muhimmin darasi	Mongol invasions of Japan (en)
Nau'in	chronicle (en)
Maƙirƙiri	unknown value
Mawallafi	unknown value
Ƙasa da aka fara	Japan
Harshen aiki ko suna	Harshen Japan
Umarni ta	Takezaki Suenaga (en)
Characters (en)	Takezaki Suenaga (en)
Collection (en)	Gidan Tarihi na Imperial Collections
Inventory number (en)	SZK002942
Heritage designation (en)	National Treasure of Japan (en)
Shafin yanar gizo	shozokan.nich.go.jp…
Work available at URL (en)	digital.princeton.edu…
Wuri
35°41′11″N 139°45′33″E

Mōko Sh Case Ekotoba (蒙古襲來絵詞, Bayani mai ban sha'awa na mamayewar Mongol) saiti ne na littattafai biyu na Japan (emaki) wanda samurai Takezaki Suenaga (1246-1314) ya ba da umarni a matsayin rikodin ayyukansa na lokacin yaƙi da jaruntaka a lokacin mamayar Mongol na Japan. Littafin farko ya bayyana ayyukan Suenaga a yakin Bun'ei (1274), da kuma yunkurinsa na neman karbuwa da lada daga gwamnati. Littafin na biyu ya bayyana shi a yakin basasa na Kōan (1281).

Aikin ya kasance ne a shekara ta 1293, yayin da masana suka yi imanin cewa an hada shi tsakanin ƙarshen karni na 13 da farkon karni na 14, a Lokacin Kamakura. Ba a san marubucin su da mai zane ba. Tare, naɗaɗɗun littattafan suna dauke da wasu daga cikin zane-zane na farko na mamayewar Mongol na Japan. Dukkanin naɗaɗɗun littattafai a halin yanzu ana adana su a Gidan Tarihi na Imperial a Fadar Imperial ta Tokyo.

Naɗaɗɗun littattafai suna canzawa tsakanin rubuce-rubucen rubuce-daban da zane-zane da aka yi a cikin salon yamato-e. Sun mayar da hankali kan ayyukan Takezaki Suenaga, Gokanin (masu mulkin shogun) daga Lardin Hizen, wanda ke nuna shi da sauran sojojin Japan a yaƙi da mamaye Mongol, a ƙasa da teku. Baya ga al'amuran yaƙi, rubutun ya kuma ba da haske game da tsarin Gwamnatin Kamakura na ba da lada ga manyan mayaƙa, da kuma dangantakar da ke tsakanin Suenaga da mai ba da gudummawa, Janar Adachi Yasumori.

Naɗaɗɗun littattafai na farko

A cikin naɗaɗɗen littafi na farko, Suenaga mai shekaru ashirin da tara da danginsa sun sadu da kwamandan Saburō Kagesuke, wanda daga baya zai ba da shaida a gaban gwamnati. Sun tara sojojin su, kuma suka yi tafiya zuwa Hakata don saduwa da mamaye Mongol, suna wucewa ta ƙofofin torii na Hakozaki Shrine a kan hanya.   Suenaga da surukinsa, Mitsui Sukenaga, sun haɗu da ƙungiyar sojojin Mongol kuma sun tilasta musu su koma baya. Suenaga sai ya sadu kuma ya yi yaƙi da manyan sojojin Mongol a yakin Bun'ei, inda aka sauka shi da mai ɗauke da tutar sa bayan an harbe dawakai. Da yake fuskantar kibiyoyi da fashewa na Mongol, an ceci Suenaga ta hanyar cajin sojan doki karkashin jagorancin Shiraishi Michiyasu, wani samurai.   Bayan yakin, Suenaga ya yi tafiya zuwa babban birnin Kamakura, bai gamsu da cewa gwamnati ba ta ba shi lada ba saboda jaruntakarsa a yaƙi. A kan hanya, ya ziyarci wuraren ibada da yawa kuma ya ba da hadayu. A Kamakura, ya sadu da jami'an gwamnati da yawa don daukaka kara game da shari'arsa. Sun yi watsi da shi saboda rashin shaidar, duk da shaidar daga 'yan uwan Suenaga. A ƙarshe, bayan da ya yi kira ga Janar Adachi Yasumori, an tabbatar da aikin soja na Suenaga a rubuce, kuma an ba shi cikakken doki, da kuma wani fili na ƙasa a Lardin Higo.