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Page 67
... authority of the Hōjō regents in the bakufu . The Ashikaga , Sasaki , Shōni , and Shimazu families were among the most powerful of the new class . The bakufu began to totter , shaken by the disputes between the Hōjō family and the rival ...
... authority of the Hōjō regents in the bakufu . The Ashikaga , Sasaki , Shōni , and Shimazu families were among the most powerful of the new class . The bakufu began to totter , shaken by the disputes between the Hōjō family and the rival ...
Page 298
... authority are also uncertain . Around 1000 a synod was held in the Rhineland in which French and German communities participated under the guidance of Rabbenu Gershom , the leading rabbinic authority of the region . The late Middle Ages ...
... authority are also uncertain . Around 1000 a synod was held in the Rhineland in which French and German communities participated under the guidance of Rabbenu Gershom , the leading rabbinic authority of the region . The late Middle Ages ...
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... authority in the government . The pledge was solemnly reiterated by the Sultan himself at the ceremony of appointment ( September 14 , 1656 ) . Köprülü Mehmed Pasha . For more than half a cen- tury power in the Ottoman state had been ...
... authority in the government . The pledge was solemnly reiterated by the Sultan himself at the ceremony of appointment ( September 14 , 1656 ) . Köprülü Mehmed Pasha . For more than half a cen- tury power in the Ottoman state had been ...
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