Japan: Its History and Culture |
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But an attack of insect pests ruined much of the rice crop in 1732 , and this was followed by alarming fluctuations in rice prices , which in turn led to riots . Following Yoshimune the effectiveness of the bakufu declined .
But an attack of insect pests ruined much of the rice crop in 1732 , and this was followed by alarming fluctuations in rice prices , which in turn led to riots . Following Yoshimune the effectiveness of the bakufu declined .
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Many other daimyo followed this lead , because they did not want to incur the displeasure of the government or lose any future privileges or benefits under the new regime , which had obviously come to stay .
Many other daimyo followed this lead , because they did not want to incur the displeasure of the government or lose any future privileges or benefits under the new regime , which had obviously come to stay .
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These men served China well , advocating the strategy that Chiang followed , that of trading the vast space of China for time , in which it was hoped allies would come to China's aid . Pitched battles with Japan's superior forces were ...
These men served China well , advocating the strategy that Chiang followed , that of trading the vast space of China for time , in which it was hoped allies would come to China's aid . Pitched battles with Japan's superior forces were ...
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