Kenmu: Go-Daigo's Revolution Book

	Acknowledgments
	Preface
1	The Rise of Go-Daigo	3
	A Divided Imperial Family	4
	The Early Years	7
	The Bunpo Compromise	16
	Go-Daigo's Intellectual Orientation	20
	Go-Daigo's "Capable Officials"	29
	The Move to Direct Rule	32
2	Moves and Setbacks, 1321-1324	37
	Personnel Policy and Its Ramifications	38
	City Control and Commercial Policies	45
	Disputes in the Imperial Family	55
	Go-Daigo and the Bakufu: The Shochu Incident	64
3	Reworking the Environment, 1325-1331	72
	The Reshaping of the Imperial Family	73
	A Collapsing Aristocracy	79
	The Move on the Religious World	89
	Another Push at the Bakufu	100
4	The Fall of the Kamakura Bakufu, 1331-1333	105
	The Kinai	106
	The Kanto	114
	The Events	121
5	Consolidation, 1333-1334	137
	Establishing Control	138
	Stabilizing the Flux: The Claims Court	150
	The Kenmu Policy on Land Rights	159
6	Transforming the Center: The Imperium and Kyoto	173
	Power and Prerogative in the New State	174
	Go-Daigo's Religious Policies	185
	Commerce, Social Flux, and the Capital	199
7	The Power of Geography: Regions and Provinces, 1333-1335	211
	Governors and Constables	212
	Kyushu	219
	The Mutsu Headquarters	226
	The Ashikaga and the Kanto	235
8	Revolution Redirected, 1335-	244
	The Ashikaga under Assault	245
	The Ashikaga Counterrevolution	252
	Go-Daigo and Medieval Beginnings	262
	Abbreviations Used in the Notes	279
	Notes	281
	List of Works Cited	343
	Glossary-Index	371