Banca de QUALIFICAÇÃO: RENATA NOBRE BEZERRA

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STUDENT : RENATA NOBRE BEZERRA
DATE: 23/09/2022
TIME: 15:00
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KEY WORDS:

Japan, Society of Jesus, Catholic Church, Tokugawa Period.

PAGES: 44
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: História
SUMMARY:

In  1549,  the  Jesuit  Francisco  Xavier  arrived  in  Japan  with  the  purpose  of  bringing Christianity  to  Japanese  lands.  Jesuit  preaching  traveled  throughout  the  archipelago; however,  the  Christian/Portuguese  influence  was  especially  strong  on  the  island  of Kyushu. Ending the reunification process that Japan was going through, in 1603, the Tokugawa period officially began, and with it the consolidation of a series of political-administrative changes. The Tokugawa period, at the beginning, had a good relationship with the Christians who lived in the archipelago, but this scenario soon changes with the edict of 1614 and the prohibition of the practice of Christianity in the region. By this time, being a Christian in Japan had become a dangerous condition, especially if you were a priest, but it was not until the Shimabara-Amakusa revolution that the government found the necessary excuse to expel the Jesuits and the Portuguese from their lands. In 1639 the final edict of expulsion was issued, sentencing to death all Christian foreigners who were on Japanese soil. This work intends to analyze the notion of religiosity created by the Jesuits, destined to the Catholic faith that influenced part of the Japanese population and modified its territorialities. 

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Externa à Instituição - MARIANA AMABILE BOSCARIOL - NOVA
Interna - 1324248 - CARMEN MARGARIDA OLIVEIRA ALVEAL
Interno - 1879280 - LIGIO JOSE DE OLIVEIRA MAIA
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