Japan: Its History and Culture |
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The Great Council was the ultimate authority to advise the emperor on all civil and military affairs of state . Routine administration was divided up among the various ministries and officials below . 4. Under the chancellor was the ...
The Great Council was the ultimate authority to advise the emperor on all civil and military affairs of state . Routine administration was divided up among the various ministries and officials below . 4. Under the chancellor was the ...
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Ministry of Military Affairs ; the Ministry of Justice ; the Ministry of the Treasury ; and the Ministry of the Imperial Household . The fact that this scheme was closely modeled on the T'ang system goes far to explain a circumstance ...
Ministry of Military Affairs ; the Ministry of Justice ; the Ministry of the Treasury ; and the Ministry of the Imperial Household . The fact that this scheme was closely modeled on the T'ang system goes far to explain a circumstance ...
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He sent desperate appeals to Yoritomo , who was directing affairs from his headquarters at Kamakura far east of Kyoto and at the same time keeping an eye on affairs in the eastern part of the country . Yoritomo , however , could not ...
He sent desperate appeals to Yoritomo , who was directing affairs from his headquarters at Kamakura far east of Kyoto and at the same time keeping an eye on affairs in the eastern part of the country . Yoritomo , however , could not ...
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