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This is a diagram of the interrelations between the key figures of the period.

If the viewer clicks on the person that they wish to see with their mouse, that person and interrelated persons move towards the center of the screen. Underneath each image is a short introduction. If the viewer clicks on this document tag it is possible to view more detailed introduction.
When the viewer clicks the inter-relations checkbox, an explanation of the interrelations between the viewers subject and the other key figures of the period appears above the lines.

Here we have used designs from the warring states period such as those found in military artifacts (helmets and armor), family crests, personal signatures, and banners.

If the viewer clicks on the arrows on both sides, the item in that column will scroll down. If the viewer moves the cursor to the top of the item, the items chosen are marked with a gray frame. When the viewer has chosen what they want to see they should click with their mouse. More detailed images are available on the enlarged screen.

When the viewer chooses a particular person from the interrelations diagram on the left, items closely related to that person are automatically chosen.

Here the viewer is able to see period fine art such as folding screen paintings and scrolls.
It is possible to see any part of the images in greater detail by simply placing the cursor above the part you wish to enlarge and clicking the mouse.