The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless NationA full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political and industrial system. |
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... imperial line . Yamaga Soko , an important seventeenth - century theorist of the imperial institution , held that Japan - and not China - was the real Middle Kingdom , and that Shinto had guided the development of Confucianism . His ...
... imperial line . Yamaga Soko , an important seventeenth - century theorist of the imperial institution , held that Japan - and not China - was the real Middle Kingdom , and that Shinto had guided the development of Confucianism . His ...
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... imperial institution which can never be understood by foreigners . The bureaucrats of the imperial household agency refused to permit gold coins issued by the government to com- memorate the sixtieth enthronement anniversary to carry ...
... imperial institution which can never be understood by foreigners . The bureaucrats of the imperial household agency refused to permit gold coins issued by the government to com- memorate the sixtieth enthronement anniversary to carry ...
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... Imperial Army , 199 , 419 Imperial Military Reserve Association , 262 , 365 Imperial Navy , 37 , 39-40 , 200 , 427 Imperial Rescript on Education , 260 , 282 , 291 Imperial Rule Assistance Association ( IRAA ) , 66 , 351 , 369-70 , 371 ...
... Imperial Army , 199 , 419 Imperial Military Reserve Association , 262 , 365 Imperial Navy , 37 , 39-40 , 200 , 427 Imperial Rescript on Education , 260 , 282 , 291 Imperial Rule Assistance Association ( IRAA ) , 66 , 351 , 369-70 , 371 ...
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