Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 118 頁
... lords , " the great feudatories , in the buke sho - hatto of 1615 , the " ordinances for military houses . " This document forbade these lords to marry without approval of the Shogun , did not allow them to repair or enlarge their ...
... lords , " the great feudatories , in the buke sho - hatto of 1615 , the " ordinances for military houses . " This document forbade these lords to marry without approval of the Shogun , did not allow them to repair or enlarge their ...
第 123 頁
... lord moving up to Edo , they would scatter and kneel prostrate on either side of the road till the lord had passed ... lords from plotting those uprisings which [ 123 ] 11 II JAPAN IN ISOLATION The Tokugawa Shogunate: Part 1, 1615–1715.
... lord moving up to Edo , they would scatter and kneel prostrate on either side of the road till the lord had passed ... lords from plotting those uprisings which [ 123 ] 11 II JAPAN IN ISOLATION The Tokugawa Shogunate: Part 1, 1615–1715.
第 124 頁
... lords ' finances from military purposes into peaceful , if wasteful , channels by forcing each lord to keep up two ... lords , ” who had sworn fealty to Ieyasu only after Sekigahara and the fall of Osaka . The Tokugawa family took full ...
... lords ' finances from military purposes into peaceful , if wasteful , channels by forcing each lord to keep up two ... lords , ” who had sworn fealty to Ieyasu only after Sekigahara and the fall of Osaka . The Tokugawa family took full ...
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