Kukai-7/edo-rice-paper-protest

Edo Rice, Paper and Protest Did paper money and rice prices drive peasant revolts in Edo Japan? This dataset brings together three kinds of evidence for 1620 to 1867: rice prices from fourteen markets, merchants and domains, weather written down day after day in thirteen diaries, and the notable uprisings and paper-note domains (hansatsu 藩札) documented in Japanese sources, each placed on the map. Le riz, le papier-monnaie et les révoltes paysannes du Japon d'Edo. At… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Kukai-7/edo-rice-paper-protest.

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