us thanthe conservation of forms of etiquette; the custody of gates, doors,and shutters; the care of pavilions To the ex-Emperor he gave athousand silver coins; fifty pieces of white silk, and a sword, andamong the Imperial princes and Court nobles he distributed tenthousand pieces of silver. Takauji now placedhimself at the head of a strong army, and moving eastward, marched toKamakura practically unopposed. scheme oftitlesOnakatsu, consort of InkyoOnchi, or Yenchi, uplands, distinguished from irrigated rice land inD
ssing; caprank replaced by cap grade after Daika; varnished gauzeCar, of Enryaku-jiCaron, Francis, Dutch trader, on J * This was not alaw, properly so called, but rather a body of precepts contained inseventeen articles. But when the pirates handled their swords skilfully, their attack wasfearful. THE SATSUMA REBELLIONThis insurrection in the south severely taxed the resources of theCentral Government.
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