amagata--Yoshiakira (1546-1614), one of Ieyasu's generalsMoho, variant name of Sushen or ToiMomijiyama Bunko, Tokugawa library at YedoMommu, 42nd Emperor (697-707), Prince Karu, accession; succession andplan to move capitalMomokawa see Fujiwara MomokawaMomonoi family favours TadayoshiMomo-yama, Peach Hill, in Fushim shment of commercial relations until 1640, when a very sadevent put an end finally to all intercourse. To exercise independence in practice, however, was not permitted toKorea. Hence the Shokyu struggle maybe said to have been, politically, a collision between the ImperialCourt and the Bakufu, and, socially, a protest against familyautocracy.
The Taira leader, Munemori, and his son, Kiyomune, were takenprisoner, but Tomomori, Noritsune, and seven other Taira generalswere drowned. ugated Korea,and assumed a position analogous to that previously held by the Yuan,no attempt was made to defy Japan. Fujiwara Tadazane Minamoto Tameyoshi Minamoto Yoshitomo, son of Tameyoshi and brother of Tametomo. The attitude of the Japanese people in the presence of thisepoch-making triumph is a sight for men and gods.
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