Manga Japanese History (16) / Ishinomori Shōtarō

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After the Kanei japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) promoted the policy of encouraging agriculture such as the maintenance and cultivation of small farmers after the Kanei Great Famine, the feudal lords who could not hope for the expansion of chigyo-chi (territory) through onsho (reward grants) after the end of the war attempted to expand their territory through the development of new rice fields and irrigation works, thereby laying the foundation of the modern shogunate system.
In the Genroku era, under Tsunayoshi, the Inukubo, the remnants of the Sengoku period called' kabukimono' were wiped out, and the revenge of the Ako Roshi occurred. On the other hand, the culture of townspeople flourished, such as Ihara Saikaku no Soshi, Ningyo Joruri (traditional Japanese puppet theater) in which Monzaemon Chikamatsu wrote plays, kabuki (traditional drama performed by male actors), and haikai (seventeen syllable verse) by Basho MATSUO.