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Here depicted is a fight between Minamoto No Yoshitsune and his brother, Yoritomo, after the Battle of Genpei. Yoshitsune, who was being chased by a troop Yoritomo had sent, tried to sail out from Settsu in order to call for his supporters, but unfortunately a big storm brought him back to the port. He decided to take a route through Mt. Yoshino, but the monks in Mt. Yoshino came to attack him to show their royalty to Yoritomo. The scene in this screen is the battle at this time.
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Utagawa Sadahide(1807-1873) was an Ukiyoe painter in the late Edo era to Meiji era, a pupil of Utagawa Kunisada I. He is considered as a pioneer of Yokohama-e. His elaborate birds'eye view drawings and Gokan illustration are also known.
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