Japan: Its History and Culture |
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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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The position he really coveted was that of Shogun , or Supreme Military Commander , commanding all military forces on behalf of the emperor . This could only be given by the emperor , and the most powerful figure in the imperial house ...
The position he really coveted was that of Shogun , or Supreme Military Commander , commanding all military forces on behalf of the emperor . This could only be given by the emperor , and the most powerful figure in the imperial house ...
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The military leaders , however , were not by any means prepared to confine their activities to military matters . Phobias concerning “ dangerous thoughts ” multiplied and intellectual leaders among the Chinese came under increasing ...
The military leaders , however , were not by any means prepared to confine their activities to military matters . Phobias concerning “ dangerous thoughts ” multiplied and intellectual leaders among the Chinese came under increasing ...
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