I have a lot of content to fit into these sections but it will take me time. Plese bear with me.
Section 1: Prehistoric Ryukyu
01. The Origins of the Ryukyuan People
02. Shellmound Culture
03. Utaki and Early Communities
04. The Yaeyama, Miyako and Amami Islands
Section 2: Ancient Ryukyu
05. The Evolution of Gusuku
06. The Sanzan Era and the Unification of Okinawa Island
07. King Shou Hashi and the First Shou Dynasty Era
08. Okinawa and Ming China: The Tribute and Investiture System
09. The Foreign Relations of Ryukyu and the Golden Age of Maritime Trade
10. The Development of Urban Shuri, Naha and Kumemura
11. King Shou Shin and the Second Shou Dynasty
12. The Yaeyama, Miyako and Amami Islands
Section 3: Early-Modern Ryukyu
13. Understanding the Satsuma Conquest of Ryukyu
14. Ryukyu Under Satsuma
15. The Royal Government of Ryukyu
16. Resource Management: Agriculture and Forestry in Early Modern Ryukyu
17. Compiling Histories: The Golden Age of Culture
18. The Arrival of the European Powers in Asia
19. European Colonialism and Unequal Treaties
20. Commodore Matthew Perry and Ryukyu
21. The Japanese Annexation of Ryukyu
22. The Yaeyama and Miyako Islands
Section 4: The Establishment of Okinawa Prefecture
23. Bringing Okinawa into Line with Japan
24. Resistance to Japanese Assimilation Policies
25. Colonial Japan in China and Korea
26. The Road to WWII
27. The Yaeyama and Miyako Islands
Section 5: Postwar Okinawa
28. The Early Postwar Era
29. The San Francisco Peace Treaty and US Military Base-building in Okinawa
30. Resistance to US Military Base-building
31. The Movement for Administrative Reversion to Japan
32. The Postwar Okinawan Economy
33. Understanding Okinawa’s Reversion to Japan
34. Economic Change in the Post-Reversion Era
35. Governor Ota Masahide and the Resurgence of the Anti-US Base Movement
36. The Continuing Issue of MCAS Futenma’s Closure and Relocation
37. Looking Forward: Problems and Prospects for 21st Century Okinawa
38. The Yaeyama and Miyako Islands