KnowraMuromachi periodLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to Muromachi period, each with the reason it gives.All 18Broader topic 1Related 4Narrower topic 13Sengoku periodNarrower topic: Sengoku developed within the later Muromachi era rather than replacing it cleanly.Heian-kyōNarrower topic: The shogunate’s seat in Kyoto restored the city’s role as a political center.Ashikaga YoshimitsuNarrower topic: Yoshimitsu’s reign was an influential phase within this longer era.KamakuraRelated: It followed the Kamakura government and brought a new shogunal center to Kyoto.Sumi-eRelated: Sumi-e became especially influential in Japan during this period.Ashikaga TakaujiNarrower topic: Takauji’s government began the political era named for its Kyoto district.Ōnin WarNarrower topic: The war exposed weaknesses that had accumulated within this era's shogunal order.ShugoNarrower topic: Shugo power developed most visibly as the Ashikaga government depended on provincial governors.Japanese paintingBroader topic: Zen institutions and shogunal patronage helped establish ink painting.Kenmu RestorationRelated: The restoration’s defeat ushered in the era of Ashikaga political dominance.Sesshū TōyōNarrower topic: Its patronage networks and Zen culture shaped the conditions of Sesshū's career.Nanboku-chō periodNarrower topic: Its starting date coincides with the rise of Ashikaga rule during the court conflict.Zeami MotokiyoNarrower topic: Zeami’s career unfolded amid the patronage networks and artistic changes of this era.Ashikaga YoshimasaNarrower topic: Yoshimasa’s reign occupied the middle decades of this political and cultural era.Japanese swordRelated: Changing combat conditions and sword carrying practices helped establish the katana.Kinkaku-jiNarrower topic: Kinkaku-ji’s founding belongs to the political and cultural world of the Ashikaga shoguns.Kanō MasanobuNarrower topic: Masanobu’s career unfolded under Ashikaga patronage during this period.Landscape by SesshūNarrower topic: The painting belongs to the period when ink landscape painting flourished under shogunal and Zen patronage.
KnowraMuromachi periodLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to Muromachi period, each with the reason it gives.All 18Broader topic 1Related 4Narrower topic 13Sengoku periodNarrower topic: Sengoku developed within the later Muromachi era rather than replacing it cleanly.Heian-kyōNarrower topic: The shogunate’s seat in Kyoto restored the city’s role as a political center.Ashikaga YoshimitsuNarrower topic: Yoshimitsu’s reign was an influential phase within this longer era.KamakuraRelated: It followed the Kamakura government and brought a new shogunal center to Kyoto.Sumi-eRelated: Sumi-e became especially influential in Japan during this period.Ashikaga TakaujiNarrower topic: Takauji’s government began the political era named for its Kyoto district.Ōnin WarNarrower topic: The war exposed weaknesses that had accumulated within this era's shogunal order.ShugoNarrower topic: Shugo power developed most visibly as the Ashikaga government depended on provincial governors.Japanese paintingBroader topic: Zen institutions and shogunal patronage helped establish ink painting.Kenmu RestorationRelated: The restoration’s defeat ushered in the era of Ashikaga political dominance.Sesshū TōyōNarrower topic: Its patronage networks and Zen culture shaped the conditions of Sesshū's career.Nanboku-chō periodNarrower topic: Its starting date coincides with the rise of Ashikaga rule during the court conflict.Zeami MotokiyoNarrower topic: Zeami’s career unfolded amid the patronage networks and artistic changes of this era.Ashikaga YoshimasaNarrower topic: Yoshimasa’s reign occupied the middle decades of this political and cultural era.Japanese swordRelated: Changing combat conditions and sword carrying practices helped establish the katana.Kinkaku-jiNarrower topic: Kinkaku-ji’s founding belongs to the political and cultural world of the Ashikaga shoguns.Kanō MasanobuNarrower topic: Masanobu’s career unfolded under Ashikaga patronage during this period.Landscape by SesshūNarrower topic: The painting belongs to the period when ink landscape painting flourished under shogunal and Zen patronage.