Keshi Ningyo, Daimyo Gyoretsu (#30593)

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NAME: Keshi Ningyo of a Daimyo Gyoretsu

SIZE: The dolls are around 5/8" tall (some variations). The box measures 13-5/8" long x 1-3/4" deep x 2" high.

CONDITION: Recent set, 24 figures including one on a horse, an extra horse and palanquin. COMPLETE.

Several figures came loose during transit and two had pieces broken off. The 2nd bearer of the palanquin is cracked on the right side with a piece missing. The last row back figure also had pieces broken off on the right side but has been glued as best as possible.

NOTES: During the Edo period, a law, called "Sankin Kotai" was created to help control the Daimyo (Feudal Lords). The law required every Daimyo to spend every other year in Edo (Tokyo). The travelling procession of the Daimyo household often included over 200 samurai (soldiers) and was called Daimyo Gyoretsu. With hundreds of Daimyo coming or going every year, these processions were common occurrences.

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This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 21 July, 2012.