Japan: Its History and Culture |
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Asoka as a matter of policy sent missionaries with the trading caravans which went to other countries , and in particular is said to have sent his son to secure the conversion of Ceylon . But a change was taking place and a new form of ...
Asoka as a matter of policy sent missionaries with the trading caravans which went to other countries , and in particular is said to have sent his son to secure the conversion of Ceylon . But a change was taking place and a new form of ...
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Go - Toba and the titular emperor were sent into exile in remote parts of Japan , and their estates and those of many court nobles were confiscated . This incident was known as the Jokyu Disturbance . Thereafter the bakufu watched the ...
Go - Toba and the titular emperor were sent into exile in remote parts of Japan , and their estates and those of many court nobles were confiscated . This incident was known as the Jokyu Disturbance . Thereafter the bakufu watched the ...
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Deputations of leading statesmen and students were sent abroad to bring back information and ideas upon which the reforms could be based . The Shogunate and certain domains had already sent individuals such as Ito and Inoue abroad prior ...
Deputations of leading statesmen and students were sent abroad to bring back information and ideas upon which the reforms could be based . The Shogunate and certain domains had already sent individuals such as Ito and Inoue abroad prior ...
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