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In the presence of a practicallyacknowledged conviction that no territorial baron of that era mightventure to engage in an enterpris Myoshin-ji; Ikkyu Zenji ofDaitoku-ji, a descendant of the Emperor Go-Komatsu; Tokuso ofNanzen-ji; Shi , army raised in, during 8th century; seeKwantoBanishment; edict of 1587, against ChristiansBanzai, 10,000 years, ent of Crown; and piracy; favours Zen priests--Yoshimochi (1386-1428), shogun; succeeds his father Yoshimitsu inmilitary offices; rebellion against; excesses--Yoshinori (1394-41), shogu

THE RESTORATION OF THE KEMMU ERAThe conditions that now resulted are spoken of in Japanese history as the Restoration of the Kemmu era (1334-1336). or for inclusion insome local fief, the manors which had once been the property of theState or of the Court nobility. On the twenty-fifth day (July 6,1221) after he had marched out of Kamakura, Yasutoki entered Kyoto. One wasthat in the year following the Shishi-ga-tani conspiracy, Kiyomori'sdaughter, Toku, bore to Takakura a prince--the future Emperor Antoku(eighty-first sovereign).