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Page 66
... shogun and others who were connected to the aristoc- racy or the temples and shrines . The military vassals owed their loyalty to the shogun , for whom they per- formed public services such as guard duty in Kyōto , where the emperor ...
... shogun and others who were connected to the aristoc- racy or the temples and shrines . The military vassals owed their loyalty to the shogun , for whom they per- formed public services such as guard duty in Kyōto , where the emperor ...
Page 78
... Shogun was unable to protect Japan from the barbarians and that his conces- sions to them were made in spite of their known repug- nance to the Imperial court in Kyōto , the two shogunal boasts of loyalty to and protection for the court ...
... Shogun was unable to protect Japan from the barbarians and that his conces- sions to them were made in spite of their known repug- nance to the Imperial court in Kyōto , the two shogunal boasts of loyalty to and protection for the court ...
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... shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa ( reigned 1443- 73 ) . He gave great impetus to the tea and incense cere- monies , the latter of which brought about a whole series of new applications of the art because of the exquisitely wrought small ...
... shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa ( reigned 1443- 73 ) . He gave great impetus to the tea and incense cere- monies , the latter of which brought about a whole series of new applications of the art because of the exquisitely wrought small ...
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