by Eiji Yoshikawa · SATORI EDICIONES C.B. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788494239069
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Immerse yourself in the turbulent 12th century Japan with 'The Tale of the Heike', an epic story of ambition, heroism, betrayals and passions. The samurai clans Heike and Genji face each other in a fierce struggle for power, while fierce warriors, cunning courtiers, intriguing ladies, warrior monks and child emperors parade through this masterpiece by Eiji Yoshikawa. In the imperial capital, Kyoto, the struggle for power unleashes palace intrigues and betrayals, where the Heike and Genji clans emerge as the military axes on which power will oscillate. This is a modern version of the medieval literature classic 'Heike Monogatari'.
Eiji Yoshikawa was a Japanese historical novelist, best known for his revisions of classics and retelling of historical events through the lens of semi-biographical fiction books.
