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Preface | ||
1 | The Kamakura bakufu | 1 |
The background to the Gempei War | 2 | |
The Gempei War | 7 | |
The Gempei aftermath: jito and shugo | 14 | |
The road to Jokyu | 21 | |
The Jokyu disturbance and its aftermath | 25 | |
Bakufu governance | 29 | |
Shugo and jito | 35 | |
The bakufu at mid-century | 42 | |
2 | The decline of the Kamakura bakufu | 44 |
The Mongol invasions and the Kamakura bakufu | 47 | |
Japan after the Mongol wars | 64 | |
The fall of the Kamakura bakufu | 76 | |
3 | The Muromachi bakufu | 91 |
The rise of the Ashikaga house | 93 | |
The founding of the Muromachi bakufu | 99 | |
The path to Ashikaga legitimacy | 105 | |
Shogun, shugo, and provincial administration | 109 | |
The Muromachi distribution of power | 117 | |
The Muromachi bakufu: instruments of administration and enforcement | 127 | |
Bakufu fiscal and manpower supports | 135 | |
The last hundred years | 141 | |
4 | The bakuhan system | 147 |
The Tokugawa house and its rise to power | 149 | |
Formation of the Edo bakufu | 164 | |
The bakuhan power structure | 169 | |
The Edo shogunate: the authority structure | 175 | |
Bakufu organization | 180 | |
5 | The han | 202 |
The han and central control, 1600-1651 | 210 | |
The han and central control after 1651 | 220 | |
Han finances | 232 | |
Han politics | 244 | |
Bibliography | 255 | |
Glossary-index | 271 |
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