Database: Kabuto - Revision history

Lady Kyashira at 13:45, 5 May 2026

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imported>Soranin at 19:09, 21 June 2025

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	[[File:ACSH DB Kabuto.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Kabuto.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.		{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 02:18, 23 March 2025

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	{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.		{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.

imported>Darman36 at 01:19, 21 March 2025

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	The kabuto is a war helmet, it is was also used as a representational object along with the rest of the armor with which it was associated. It is made of pieces of [[steel]] or [[iron]] hinged together with [[silk]] threads or rivets, but its exterior could be richly decorated, mainly with lacquers of various colors. Same as contemporary Western helmets, kabutos were the most important element of the armor, the most valuable one. They could also be considered precious objects in their construction and decoration, reflecting the social position of a [[samurai]] of [[daimyō]].		The kabuto is a war helmet, it is was also used as a representational object along with the rest of the armor with which it was associated. It is made of pieces of [[steel]] or [[iron]] hinged together with [[silk]] threads or rivets, but its exterior could be richly decorated, mainly with lacquers of various colors. Same as contemporary Western helmets, kabutos were the most important element of the armor, the most valuable one. They could also be considered precious objects in their construction and decoration, reflecting the social position of a [[samurai]] of [[daimyō]].

	The embassy sent to Philip II was the first one to arrive in Europe. Its purpose was to present these Catholic princes to Philip II and to the Pope. It was organized by Alessandro Valignano, Jesuit General Visitor of the East Indies missions, as proof of the success of the Jesuit missions in Japan and as an instrument to foster mutual relations with Europe.		The embassy sent to Philip II was the first one to arrive in Europe. Its purpose was to present these Catholic princes to Philip II and to the {{Wiki\|Pope Gregory XIII\|Pope}}. It was organized by [[Alessandro Valignano]], [[Jesuits\|Jesuit]] General Visitor of the [[Asia\|East Indies]] missions, as proof of the success of the Jesuit missions in Japan and as an instrument to foster mutual relations with Europe.
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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Kabuto}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Kabuto}}
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imported>Soranin at 01:14, 21 March 2025

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	The embassy sent to Philip II was the first one to arrive in Europe. Its purpose was to present these Catholic princes to Philip II and to the Pope. It was organized by Alessandro Valignano, Jesuit General Visitor of the East Indies missions, as proof of the success of the Jesuit missions in Japan and as an instrument to foster mutual relations with Europe.		The embassy sent to Philip II was the first one to arrive in Europe. Its purpose was to present these Catholic princes to Philip II and to the Pope. It was organized by Alessandro Valignano, Jesuit General Visitor of the East Indies missions, as proof of the success of the Jesuit missions in Japan and as an instrument to foster mutual relations with Europe.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
			[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]
			{{DEFAULTSORT:Kabuto}}
	[[zh:数据库：兜]]		[[zh:数据库：兜]]

imported>Soranin: Completed db entry

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Completed db entry

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	The kabuto is a war helmet, it is was also used as a representational object along with the rest of the armor with which it was associated. It is made of pieces of [[steel]] or [[iron]] hinged together with [[silk]] threads or rivets, but its exterior could be richly decorated, mainly with lacquers of various colors. Same as contemporary Western helmets, kabutos were the most important element of the armor, the most valuable one. They could also be considered precious objects in their construction and decoration, reflecting the social position of a [[samurai]] of [[daimyō]].		The kabuto is a war helmet, it is was also used as a representational object along with the rest of the armor with which it was associated. It is made of pieces of [[steel]] or [[iron]] hinged together with [[silk]] threads or rivets, but its exterior could be richly decorated, mainly with lacquers of various colors. Same as contemporary Western helmets, kabutos were the most important element of the armor, the most valuable one. They could also be considered precious objects in their construction and decoration, reflecting the social position of a [[samurai]] of [[daimyō]].

	The embassy sent to Philip II was the first one to~~<!--entry has scroll bar but~~ was ~~cut off here-->~~		The embassy sent to Philip II was the first one to arrive in Europe. Its purpose was to present these Catholic princes to Philip II and to the Pope. It was organized by Alessandro Valignano, Jesuit General Visitor of the East Indies missions, as proof of the success of the Jesuit missions in Japan and as an instrument to foster mutual relations with Europe.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[zh:数据库：兜]]		[[zh:数据库：兜]]

imported>Darman36 at 15:40, 20 March 2025

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	{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.		{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.

imported>Soranin at 12:55, 6 March 2025

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	{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to ~~{{Wiki\|~~Philip II of Spain\|Philip II}} of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.		{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.

	The kabuto is a war helmet, it is was also used as a representational object along with the rest of the armor with which it was associated. It is made of pieces of [[steel]] or [[iron]] hinged together with [[silk]] threads or rivets, but its exterior could be richly decorated, mainly with lacquers of various colors. Same as contemporary Western helmets, kabutos were the most important element of the armor, the most valuable one. They could also be considered precious objects in their construction and decoration, reflecting the social position of a [[samurai]] of [[daimyō]].		The kabuto is a war helmet, it is was also used as a representational object along with the rest of the armor with which it was associated. It is made of pieces of [[steel]] or [[iron]] hinged together with [[silk]] threads or rivets, but its exterior could be richly decorated, mainly with lacquers of various colors. Same as contemporary Western helmets, kabutos were the most important element of the armor, the most valuable one. They could also be considered precious objects in their construction and decoration, reflecting the social position of a [[samurai]] of [[daimyō]].

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{{Wiki|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki|Tenshō embassy}} to {{Wiki|Philip II of Spain|Philip II}} of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki|Royal Armoury of Madrid|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.

The kabuto is a war helmet, it is was also used as a representational object along with the rest of the armor with which it was associated. It is made of pieces of [[steel]] or [[iron]] hinged together with [[silk]] threads or rivets, but its exterior could be richly decorated, mainly with lacquers of various colors. Same as contemporary Western helmets, kabutos were the most important element of the armor, the most valuable one. They could also be considered precious objects in their construction and decoration, reflecting the social position of a [[samurai]] of [[daimyō]].

The embassy sent to Philip II was the first one to
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	[[File:ACSH DB Kabuto.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Kabuto.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.		{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.

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			[[File:ACSH DB Kabuto.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.		{{Wiki\|Kabuto}} is the [[helmet]] of [[Japan]]ese [[armor]]. Among the first to arrive in [[Europe]] is the one presented by the {{Wiki\|Tenshō embassy}} to [[Philip II of Spain\|Philip II]] of [[Spain]] in 1584, preserved in the {{Wiki\|Royal Armoury of Madrid\|Royal Armory}} of [[Madrid]] and partially destroyed in a fire in 1884. On the occasion of this [[Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|new chapter]] of ''[[Assassin's Creed (series)\|Assassin's Creed]]'', it has been reproduced from its digital model, historical inventories of the royal collection, and nineteenth-century photographs. Its reconstruction allows for a better documentation and understanding of the fascination it must have caused due to the exoticism and expressiveness of a world radically different from the European one in which Philipp II lived.