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' **Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th edition; article Japan, by Brinkley. Thehearing by the shogun was the last recourse, and before submission tohim the facts had to be investigated by the chamberlains (sobashu),who thus exercised great influence. Nevertheless,nothing worthy to be called commercial intercourse was allowed by theBakufu, and it was not until Mr. p-mother, whomhe persuaded that her own son, lost in his infancy, would have grownup to resemble closely Yoritomo.

umes Imperial titles; killed--Iname, o-omi, 130; recommends adoption of Buddhism; and Buddhisttemple (552 A. The Court nobles, withtheir wives and children, had to seek shelter and refuge within theImperial palace, the fences of which were broken down and thebuildings sadly dilapidated. The signalvictories obtained by her in that war did not induce any sentiment ofself-complacency. Fromthe very outset he resented the ex-Emperor's attempt to interfere inthe administration of affairs, and the two Courts fell into a stateof discor