Gai-Jin (Japanese for "foreigner") is a 1993 novel by James Clavell, chronologically the third book in his Asian Saga, although it was the last to be...
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Asian Saga (section The half coins of Jin-qua)
(1986) Gai-Jin (1993) Ordered by internal chronology: Shōgun: set in feudal Japan, 1600. 1152 pages. Tai-Pan: set in Hong Kong, 1841. 727 pages. Gai-Jin: set...
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Clavell, James (1993). "ch. 41". Gai-Jin. Delacorte Press. p. 700. ISBN 978-0385310161. Clavell, James (1993). "ch. 7". Gai-Jin. Delacorte Press. pp. 90–91...
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Whirlwind (1986). Clavell eventually returned to the Shōgun sequel, writing Gai-Jin (1993). This was his last completed novel. The Fly (1958) (writer) Watusi...
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Tai-Pan (novel) (redirect from Jin-qua)
fleets expanded and bitter rivalry honed their enmity even keener. In 1837, Jin-qua arranged for May–May, his favourite granddaughter, to become Dirk Struan's...
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It plays a major role in the plot of James Clavell's historical novel Gai-Jin (1993). In the film Tombstone (1993), Mattie Earp, Wyatt Earp's wife is...
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Satsu-Ei Sensō). The Namamugi Incident was the basis of James Clavell's novel Gai-Jin. It is also partially referenced in the opening cutscene for the video...
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United Kingdom Media type Print (hardback and paperback) Pages 400 (paperback) Preceded by Gai-Jin (in chronology of Asian Saga) Followed by Noble House ...
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[citation needed] This phrase is featured and examined in James Clavell's Gai-Jin: A Novel of Japan Shishi Shōwa Restoration Poo, Mu-chou (2005). Enemies...
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