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背景4（Background 4） The second chapter is about the historical background This chapter will review the historical process of the development of technical analysis methods in japan. If you are eager to eat this book stuffing (i.e. candle technology and its application method), you can skip this chapter. However, this period of history is rather attractive. You may as well go back and read it once you have finished the book. Among the pioneers of technical analysis in Japan, the earliest, and most famous, of the people who tried to use the price of the past to predict future price changes, was a legendary man whose name was ben. As early as eighteenth Century, he amassed amazing wealth by trading on the rice market. Before introducing the long story, it is necessary to give a brief account of the historical and economic background of his career. Covered by the following discussion of the time, probably from the late sixteenth Century to eighteenth Century. During this period, Japan from 60 warlords small kingdoms annexation into a unified country, commercial activities also thrive. From about 1500 to 1600, Japan has been in the war the princes without stop, (called name, is the feudal lord ) continuously for a territory. This period of history is called the Warring States period. In the last 40 years of this period, after the efforts of three distinguished generals, Japan was finally unified in the early seventeenth Century. The three great generals were Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Leyasu Tokugawa, their exploits and great achievements. Much praise in Japanese history and folklore. In Japan there is a proverb: Oda Nobunaga toil, Chechen Hideyoshi off with Leyasu Tokugawa. If so, it is clear that although the three generals contributed to the unification of Japan, only the last of the three men, Leyasu Tokugawa, became shogun. From 1615 to 1867, Leyasu Tokugawa and his family ruled the country of Japan, a historical period known as Tokugawa Shogunate. The war of on