A History of Japan
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It had cost Japan much blood without bringing any lasting political advantage. Its chief importance lies in its influence on civilization.
Tenji-Tenno made the town of Shiga on the banks of the lake of Biwa in the province of Omi his place of residence. With exceeding energy he continued the task of reforming domestic administration. He founded schools, and enacted that a census of the people should be taken regularly every five years, and made many other laws and decrees. On that account he wa...s called the " Restorer. " Under Tenji-Tenno, Nakatomino-Kamatari, the man who had played so important a part in the destruction of the Soga and in the new reforms, en- joyed great honour. He was Tenji-TennS's right hand and confidential minister. When he was dangerously ill, the Emperor visited him at his own house, and bestowed on him the title of Taishokukan, which signified great distinction, and the family name of THE AINU INSURRECTION 43 Fujiwara. After Kamatari's death the temple of T
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It had cost Japan much blood without bringing any lasting political advantage. Its chief importance lies in its influence on civilization.
Tenji-Tenno made the town of Shiga on the banks of the lake of Biwa in the province of Omi his place of residence. With exceeding energy he continued the task of reforming domestic administration. He founded schools, and enacted that a census of the people should be taken regularly every five years, and made many other laws and decrees. On that account he wa...s called the " Restorer. " Under Tenji-Tenno, Nakatomino-Kamatari, the man who had played so important a part in the destruction of the Soga and in the new reforms, en- joyed great honour. He was Tenji-TennS's right hand and confidential minister. When he was dangerously ill, the Emperor visited him at his own house, and bestowed on him the title of Taishokukan, which signified great distinction, and the family name of THE AINU INSURRECTION 43 Fujiwara. After Kamatari's death the temple of T
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