Emperor TaishÅ (Yoshihito) (see also 'Royalty')
- A Royal Alliance: Court Diplomacy and Anglo-Japanese Relations, 1900-41
- Sir John Tilley, 1869-1951: British Ambassador to Japan, 1926-31
- Sir John Tilley: Ambassador to Japan, 1926-31
- Sir Miles Lampson (Lord Killearn) (1880-1964) and Japan
Author: Best, Antony
Following the collapse of the Romanov, Hohenzollerns and Hapsburg powers in 1917-18, Britain's most significant royal relationship was with Imperial Japan. This essay details Court Diplomacy between 1900-41, shedding light on the broader Anglo-Japanese relationship.
Author: GotÅ-Shibata, Harumi
Sir John Tilley (1869-1951) was ambassador in Tokyo from 1926-31, and this essay covers his time in office and limited achievements.
Author: GotÅ-Shibata, Harumi
Sir John Tilley (1869-1951) was ambassador in Tokyo from 1926-31, and this essay covers his time in office and limited achievements.
Author: Steeds, David
Intertwined throughout Miles Lampson's (1880-1964) diplomatic career were dealings with and a genuine affection for Japan. This biography traces those dealings, beginning with his involvement in the 1906 Garter Mission, and provides a portrait of this British diplomatic figure.
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