LITIGATION IN JAPANESE DOMAIN OF THE SENGOKU PERIOD (BASED ON EVIDENCE IN KOYO GUNKAN). PART II
Part I of this article was published in the previous issue of the Journal of the Institute of Oriental Studies RAS. The article examines and evaluates information about the daimyo court in Japan during the Warring States period - information that is contained in Koyo Gunkan and can probably be labeled with some reservations as gunki monogatari (“war tale”). It is shown that the data of this source substantially supplement documentary evidence and allow to reconstruct the structure of justice in the Takeda domain - one of the daimiates of Japan during the period of political fragmentation.