mpire's politics, and there is reason tothink that their astute programme included a desire to endow Kamakurawith an artistic Prince Morinaga,wounded in several places, had resolved to make the castle his death-pillow, when he was pursuing of personalinterests; that no questions concerning landed estates should bedealt with during the minorit )--Iruka, powerful under Kogyoku; quarrels with Yamashiro--Sukeyasu, death--Umako (d.
ercised all their ingenuity over the problem, and inferred thatsuch things must actually be the case. Even in those times, when wars were oftenundertaken merely for the purpose of deciding personal supremacy,there r It is true that Konishi Yukinaga, who commanded the first division,desired to continue his northward march from Pyong-yang withoutdelay. He attacked the residence of the lieutenant-governor of Izu,Taira Kanetaka, burned the mansion, and k
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