Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 71 頁
... bakufu received a last - minute warning of the state of affairs . They gathered three armies and marched on the capital by different routes . There was considerable sympathy for Go- Toba's cause , and , given better leadership in the ...
... bakufu received a last - minute warning of the state of affairs . They gathered three armies and marched on the capital by different routes . There was considerable sympathy for Go- Toba's cause , and , given better leadership in the ...
第 87 頁
... bakufu . In the intervening period up to Go - Daigo's time the lines descending from these two sons had provided emperors in turn ; but Do - Daigo , in his newfound resolution , planned to keep the succession in his line only . He was ...
... bakufu . In the intervening period up to Go - Daigo's time the lines descending from these two sons had provided emperors in turn ; but Do - Daigo , in his newfound resolution , planned to keep the succession in his line only . He was ...
第 126 頁
... bakufu could not fail to take strong action in face of this threat to the peace of the realm ; but it took the authorities three months , 100,000 troops , and the help of Dutch naval bombardment from the sea to reduce the rebels . The ...
... bakufu could not fail to take strong action in face of this threat to the peace of the realm ; but it took the authorities three months , 100,000 troops , and the help of Dutch naval bombardment from the sea to reduce the rebels . The ...
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