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Philip II of Spain welcomes Japanese ambassadors
" Philip II of Spain welcomes Japanese ambassadors in Madrid. This engraving might depict " Tensho Ken-oh Shisetsu" (1584-1585), a special mission organized by Christian lords Ohmura, Ohtomo y Arima, which crossed Spain in its way to Rome. Engraving."
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Philip II of Spain Welcomes Japanese Ambassadors in Madrid: A Historical Encounter This engraving, titled "Philip II of Spain welcomes Japanese ambassadors in Madrid," offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich cultural exchanges that took place during the late 16th century. The image might depict the "Tensho Ken-oh Shisetsu" mission, a special diplomatic delegation organized by three influential Christian lords from Japan: Ohmura, Ohtomo, and Arima. In 1584-1585, this mission embarked on an extraordinary journey from Japan to Rome, crossing Europe via the Iberian Peninsula. The primary objective of their mission was to seek papal approval for the establishment of a permanent Christian mission in Japan and to secure military and diplomatic support against the growing influence of the Jesuits in the region. Upon their arrival in Madrid, Philip II of Spain, the powerful and influential monarch of the Spanish Empire, welcomed the Japanese ambassadors with great honor. The engraving captures the moment of their audience, with Philip II seated on his throne, surrounded by courtiers and officials, while the Japanese emissaries present themselves before him. The intricate details of the engraving reveal the grandeur of the Spanish court, with ornate furnishings, rich fabrics, and elaborate costumes. The Japanese ambassadors, dressed in their traditional robes and headdresses, stand out in stark contrast to their European counterparts, showcasing the unique cultural differences that made this encounter so remarkable. This engraving is an invaluable historical record of the Tensho Ken-oh Shisetsu mission and the diplomatic relations between Japan, Spain, and the Vatican during the late 16th century. It serves as a testament to the global connections that shaped the world during this period and the ongoing exchange of ideas, technologies, and cultural practices that continue to influence our world today.
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