Shōgun
A comienzos del siglo XVII, John Blackthorne (Richard Chamberlain), un navegante inglés, naufraga en la costa de Japón. Al ser rescatado se convierte en testigo de la peligrosa lucha de Toramaga (Toshirô Mifune), un señor feudal que pretende ser Shogun, el máximo dictador militar. Pasa el tiempo y un día Blackthorne decide ser el primer "Gai-Jin" (extranjero) que se convierta en un guerrero samurai.
Inicia sesión para hacer seguimiento04.1600 → 10.1600
Confianza de la posición a nivel de serie: high. Importancia: 5/5.
- Tipo
- miniserie
- Relación histórica
- Ambientación de época
- Precisión
- 3/5
- Temporadas
- 1
- Episodios
- 5
- Cobertura de episodios
- 5/5
- Enlaces históricos
- 0
Temporadas y episodios
Miniseries
John Blackthorne, an English ship pilot, whose vessel wrecked upon the Japanese coast in the early 17th century is forced to deal with the two most powerful men in Japan in these days. He is thrown in the midst of a war between Toranaga and Ishido, who struggle for the title of Shogun which will give ultimate power to the one who possesses it.
Part 1
Set in early 17th-century Japan, shipwrecked English navigator John Blackthorne finds intrigue and culture shock in a feudal society that puts a premium on honor. A rival Lord sentences Blackthorne to death.
Part 2
After Lord Toronaga rescues Blackthorn from prison, he enlists him as his aide and names him, 'Anjin-san'. Mariko is directed to tutor Anjin-san in the language and customs of Japan.
Part 3
Blackthorne and Mariko begin a romance; Toronaga continues to build his army for a battle with Ishido. Anjin-san proves his mettle during an earthquake and is honored by Toranaga for bravery. Mariko's husband Buntaro, arrives in Anjiro.
Part 4
Anjin-san's assimilation of Japanese ways is evident in his exemplary conduct. Toranaga decides to return the Erasmus to Anjin-san. Mariko tells Father Alvito of a plot to murder a Christian lord on the Council of Regents.
Part 5
Treachery, tragedy and turns of events occur. Toronaga becomes SHOGUN after the defeat of Lord Ishido. Mariko is killed in the final battle at Osaka Castle. Heartbroken, but resolute, Blackthorne begins construction of another ship.
