Makers of Japan
Makers of Japan
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: West Capital, to prevent confusion. As a matter of fact, however, the title of Saikio never entirely supplanted the older one of Kioto, and it is by the ancient appellation that the capital of the west is perhaps best known at the present day.
It is always believed in Japan that it was on Okubo's advice that the sovereign, then only sixteen years of age, resolved to appear in public, a departure from estab- lished custom which foreshadowed the vast changes that his subjects were to witness wi...thin the ensuing few years. Okubo strenuously urged the advisability of assembling the territorial lords to hear from the monarch's own lips the plans that had been formed in council for the future administration of the empire, and at the memorable meeting which took place in April 1869, with this object in view the Emperor declared himself in favour of the establishment of a deliberative representative body em- powered to discuss the management of national affairs, and he also pronounced his intention of providing ade- quately for the defence of the country by land and sea, and of doing away with all pernicious customs while securing to the individual perfect freedom and liberty of conscience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: West Capital, to prevent confusion. As a matter of fact, however, the title of Saikio never entirely supplanted the older one of Kioto, and it is by the ancient appellation that the capital of the west is perhaps best known at the present day.
It is always believed in Japan that it was on Okubo's advice that the sovereign, then only sixteen years of age, resolved to appear in public, a departure from estab- lished custom which foreshadowed the vast changes that his subjects were to witness wi...thin the ensuing few years. Okubo strenuously urged the advisability of assembling the territorial lords to hear from the monarch's own lips the plans that had been formed in council for the future administration of the empire, and at the memorable meeting which took place in April 1869, with this object in view the Emperor declared himself in favour of the establishment of a deliberative representative body em- powered to discuss the management of national affairs, and he also pronounced his intention of providing ade- quately for the defence of the country by land and sea, and of doing away with all pernicious customs while securing to the individual perfect freedom and liberty of conscience.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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