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... Kamakura bakufu Edicts. bakufu . At its inception in the Kamakura ( 1192–1333 ) and Muromachi ( 1338-1573 ) periods , Japanese feudal- ism presents a different appearance from that of later eras . In the earlier period ... Kamakura period , ...
... Kamakura bakufu Edicts. bakufu . At its inception in the Kamakura ( 1192–1333 ) and Muromachi ( 1338-1573 ) periods , Japanese feudal- ism presents a different appearance from that of later eras . In the earlier period ... Kamakura period , ...
Page 67
... Kamakura period , the government found it difficult to suppress , partly because of the remoteness of the site of the uprising . In addition , regional unions of small land- lords developed in the kinai ( the five home provinces centred ...
... Kamakura period , the government found it difficult to suppress , partly because of the remoteness of the site of the uprising . In addition , regional unions of small land- lords developed in the kinai ( the five home provinces centred ...
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... Kamakura period now declined , as did the ancient sects themselves , and new ones arose . Yamato - e painting also declined , and the picture - scrolls lost their freshness . On the other hand , with the increase of interest in Zen ...
... Kamakura period now declined , as did the ancient sects themselves , and new ones arose . Yamato - e painting also declined , and the picture - scrolls lost their freshness . On the other hand , with the increase of interest in Zen ...
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