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... family , Fujita suc- ceeded his father in 1827 as the director of the Shōkōkan , the history - compiling institute of the great feudal fief of Mito ... family to the imperial Fujiwara Dokai 38 family . Fuhito's four sons each established.
... family , Fujita suc- ceeded his father in 1827 as the director of the Shōkōkan , the history - compiling institute of the great feudal fief of Mito ... family to the imperial Fujiwara Dokai 38 family . Fuhito's four sons each established.
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Fujiwara Dokai 38 family . Fuhito's four sons each established a branch of the family , of which the Hokke , or Northern Branch , was to become the most influential . But it was not until the latter half of the 9th century that Fujiwara ...
Fujiwara Dokai 38 family . Fuhito's four sons each established a branch of the family , of which the Hokke , or Northern Branch , was to become the most influential . But it was not until the latter half of the 9th century that Fujiwara ...
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... Fujiwara family to dominate the Japanese government for more than three centuries . Mototsune's uncle , and father through adop- tion , Yoshifusa , had acted as regent for the child emperor Seiwa , who ascended the throne in 858 ...
... Fujiwara family to dominate the Japanese government for more than three centuries . Mototsune's uncle , and father through adop- tion , Yoshifusa , had acted as regent for the child emperor Seiwa , who ascended the throne in 858 ...
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