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Kondō Isami at the Battle of Kōshū-Katsunuma
Kondō Isami at the Battle of Kōshū-Katsunuma
Tosa Jinshōtai [ja] (From the left in the bottom row: Ban Gondayu, Itagaki Taisuke, Tani Otoi (young boy), Yamachi Motoharu. From the left in the midd
Tosa Jinshōtai [ja] (From the left in the bottom row: Ban Gondayu, Itagaki Taisuke, Tani Otoi (young boy), Yamachi Motoharu. From the left in the middle row: Tani Shigeki (Shinbei), Tani Tateki (Moribe), Yamada Kiyokado (Heizaemon), Yoshimoto Sukekatsu( Heinosuke). From the left in the top row: Kataoka Masumitsu (Kenkichi), Manabe Masayoshi (Kaisaku), Nishiyama Sakae, Kitamura Shigeyori (Chōbei), Beppu Hikokuro)
The decapitation of Kondō Isami after the battle of Kōshū-Katsunuma. 1868 newspaper.
The decapitation of Kondō Isami after the battle of Kōshū-Katsunuma. 1868 newspaper.
Monument of The Battle of Toba–Fushimi
Monument of The Battle of Toba–Fushimi
Aizu troops disembarking at Fushimi: a combination of old-fashioned samurai with pikes (left), and modern troops with firearms (appearing on the right
Aizu troops disembarking at Fushimi: a combination of old-fashioned samurai with pikes (left), and modern troops with firearms (appearing on the right)
French-trained Denshūtai troops
French-trained Denshūtai troops
The monument at Koedabashi (小枝橋) in Tobarikyuato park (鳥羽離宮跡公園), Kyoto, where the Toba–Fushimi battle started.
The monument at Koedabashi (小枝橋) in Tobarikyuato park (鳥羽離宮跡公園), Kyoto, where the Toba–Fushimi battle started.