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Battle of Dan-no-ura
1185 • Yamaguchi Seeschlacht

Naval battle of Dan-no-ura in 1185. These are 2 left panels of 8 panels total. 《Emperor Antoku Engi Illustrated》8 width panels. "Emperor Antoku painting on gold paper" designated cultural property.
Author: Tosa MitsunobuLicense:PD

محل رخداد دان نو اورا در تنگه شیمونوسِکی
Author: RoozitaaLicense:CC-BY-SA-4.0
下関市前田町の関門海峡沿い「平家の一杯水」と関門橋
Author: UsiwakamaruLicense:PD

山口県下関市前田
Author: Senbei6304License:CC0

大河ドラマでの壇ノ浦合戦の放映に合わせ新調された源氏と平家の紅白幟
Author: Indiana joLicense:CC-BY-SA-4.0

Map of battle of Dan-no-ura, Japan, 1185.
Author: 味っ子 at Japanese WikipediaLicense:CC-BY-SA-4.0
Historical Overview
The final naval battle ending in the total destruction of the Taira clan and the death of the child-emperor Antoku.
Quick Facts
Outcome:Total Minamoto victory; end of the war.
Minamoto Clan
- Commander: Minamoto no Yoshitsune
- Strength: ca. 840 Schiffe
- Casualties: Moderat
Taira Clan
- Commander: Taira no Tomomori †
- Strength: ca. 500 Schiffe
- Casualties: Nahezu 100%
Strategic Context
Final decisive battle for the rule over Japan.
Conflict / War
Genpei War
Taira victory; ritual suicide of Yorimasa.
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