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Page 66
... military vassals of the 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 ...
... military vassals of the 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 ...
Page 67
... military gover- nors , who had the right to raise troops , progressively gained control over the resident landlords , establishing a lord - vassal relationship with them . Moreover , deputies sent out by the heads of families to oversee ...
... military gover- nors , who had the right to raise troops , progressively gained control over the resident landlords , establishing a lord - vassal relationship with them . Moreover , deputies sent out by the heads of families to oversee ...
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... military government came to an end . On December 12 the UN General Assembly declared that the republic was the only lawful government in Korea . Meanwhile , on November 18 , 1947 , the Supreme Peo- ple's Assembly of North Korea set up a ...
... military government came to an end . On December 12 the UN General Assembly declared that the republic was the only lawful government in Korea . Meanwhile , on November 18 , 1947 , the Supreme Peo- ple's Assembly of North Korea set up a ...
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