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Page 67
... 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 military governors . When the Andō ...
... 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 military governors . When the Andō ...
Page 71
... bakufu , were the Matsudaira , a sengoku daimyo family from the moun- tainous region of Mikawa Province ( in present Aichi Prefecture ) . The Matsudairas had built up their base as domain lords by advancing into the plains of Mikawa ...
... bakufu , were the Matsudaira , a sengoku daimyo family from the moun- tainous region of Mikawa Province ( in present Aichi Prefecture ) . The Matsudairas had built up their base as domain lords by advancing into the plains of Mikawa ...
Page 75
... bakufu government . But he was an active reformer who further developed some of Yoshimune's programs . Instead of suppressing the activities of the big - city merchants , Okit- sugu used them to promote production ; and while ad ...
... bakufu government . But he was an active reformer who further developed some of Yoshimune's programs . Instead of suppressing the activities of the big - city merchants , Okit- sugu used them to promote production ; and while ad ...
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