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... emperor , while the kampaku's role was to attend to state matters for the emperor even after he had come of age . Neither post had been foreseen by the ritsu - ryō system , which was rooted in the principle of direct rule by the emperor ...
... emperor , while the kampaku's role was to attend to state matters for the emperor even after he had come of age . Neither post had been foreseen by the ritsu - ryō system , which was rooted in the principle of direct rule by the emperor ...
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... emperor into signing a treaty that made Korea a Japanese protectorate ( December 1905 ) . Although the Korean emperor sent a secret emissary to the international peace conference held at The Hague in 1906 to urge the big powers to ...
... emperor into signing a treaty that made Korea a Japanese protectorate ( December 1905 ) . Although the Korean emperor sent a secret emissary to the international peace conference held at The Hague in 1906 to urge the big powers to ...
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... Emperor was accused of a wavering attitude and lack of initiative , and these char- acter traits were indeed partly responsible for the failure of his policies . The war ended in the unfavourable Treaty of Rijswijk ( 1697 ) , under the ...
... Emperor was accused of a wavering attitude and lack of initiative , and these char- acter traits were indeed partly responsible for the failure of his policies . The war ended in the unfavourable Treaty of Rijswijk ( 1697 ) , under the ...
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