Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 47 頁
... Province , Taira Tadatsune , overstepped his bounds and attacked two neighboring provinces . After some unsuccessful attempts to crush Tadatsune , the government called on the most famous general of the day , Minamoto Yorinobu , to ...
... Province , Taira Tadatsune , overstepped his bounds and attacked two neighboring provinces . After some unsuccessful attempts to crush Tadatsune , the government called on the most famous general of the day , Minamoto Yorinobu , to ...
第 90 頁
... provinces . By 1390 the family controlled eleven provinces , but they broke their oath to the Ashikaga two years later and in overweening confidence attacked the Shogun . They were defeated and deprived of all but their own original two ...
... provinces . By 1390 the family controlled eleven provinces , but they broke their oath to the Ashikaga two years later and in overweening confidence attacked the Shogun . They were defeated and deprived of all but their own original two ...
第 111 頁
... provinces out of a total of some sixty in the country , and including the twenty it had taken Nobunaga so long to dominate . A further important factor in his strength was that the provinces not under his control were at a distance from ...
... provinces out of a total of some sixty in the country , and including the twenty it had taken Nobunaga so long to dominate . A further important factor in his strength was that the provinces not under his control were at a distance from ...
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