e stroveearnestly to live up, and make his officers live up, to the ideals ofhis father, Yoritomo, and that he never wittingly committed aninjustice. n turn to discharge thesefunctions and each residing for that purpose in Kyoto three monthsduring the year. He had tovisit Yedo once in every five or six years for the purpose of makinga report to the shogun in person. In many respects his functions resembled those discharged bythe regent (shikken) of the Kamakura Bakufu.
Hideyoshi's troops moved in three columns. The people would not haveendured such a protest. ); Imperial descentfromTaira, family, descended from Prince Katsurabara, generals ofImperial guards; c There are strongreasons for thinking that between this statesman and Masanori anunderstanding existed.
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