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   Protohistory. Yayoi (弥生時代) Joshua here. I hesitate to add this in, but I feel it is best to ensure completeness. The earliest period for which we have any evidence of armor in Japan is the Yayoi period, and only two pieces have survived to my knowledge here. The first is made up of a series of lacquered wooden plates, with a purely functional vibe.

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2. www.metmuseum.org › art › collectionCuirass of a Dō-maru | Japanese | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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   New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1916. pp. 15–16, ill. Grancsay, Stephen V. "The Japanese Armour Gallery in the Metropolitan Museum of Art." The Connoisseur (September 1961), p. 14, ill. Nickel, Helmut. "Arms and Armor from the Permanent Collection." The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin (Summer 1991), pp. 58–59, 64, ill.

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4. japaneseboard.com › what-does-maru-mean-in-japaneseUnderstanding Maru in Japanese Culture & Language

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   May 10, 2024 · Pronouncing “maru” is relatively straightforward. It is pronounced as “mah-roo.”. There are no direct equivalents for “maru” in English, as its meanings and cultural associations are unique to the Japanese language. However, you can loosely translate it as “circle,” “correct,” or “positive.”. In written form, “maru ...

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   What is the difference between haramaki and D Maru?

   • For retainers and lesser warriors, the dō maru and haramaki were developed. These armours had more skirt plates and fitted closer to the body, omitting the need for a waidate. The dō-maru opens under the right arm; the haramaki opens at the back. Haramaki dō typical of the 14-15th centuries. Image courtesy of the Kyoto Costume Museum

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   What was a D-Maru of the 16th century?

   • A dō-maru of the 16th century. The last half of the sixteenth century is often called the Sengoku Jidai, or Age of Battles. During this period of nearly incessant warfare, various daimyō vied for power and domination over their neighbors and rivals. Some even sought the ultimate prize of becoming the tenkabito, or ruler of the land.

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   What were the earliest Japanese armours made of?

   • The earliest Japanese armours that we have consistent examples of were solid metal cuirasses made up of several sections of plate—often roughly triangular in form, though the earliest forms used straight vertical or horizontal lames—which were tightly laced together and usually lacquered against rust.

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   What era did Japanese armor come from?

   • The earliest period for which we have any evidence of armor in Japan is the Yayoi period, and only two pieces have survived to my knowledge here. The first is made up of a series of lacquered wooden plates, with a purely functional vibe.

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