Women And Wisdom of Japan
Women And Wisdom of Japan
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This is a brief statement of their relationship.
The Shyogun resided in Yedo (now Tokio) with all his Governmental officials, and the Emperor dwelt in Kyoto. Yedo of course took the shape of a capital, with the largest popula- tion, wealth, luxury, and social prosperity. Under the Shyogun there were about 300 Daimyo, i. E. Feudal lords, each possessing subjects and lands in his own locality.
As to the diplomacy of the country the motto of the founder of the Tokugawa Dynasty was " no intercourse... whatever. " This would have been beyond question the best way to keep the nation uninformed and undisturbed, and therefore prepared to give blind obedience to the Shyogun. There were but few in those days who knew that there was a vast land called America, or were cognisant of the existence of Great Britain.
In these circumstances it is hardly possible to imagine now how great the wonder was when they knew of the sudden presence of the American ships near Yedo Bay. The whole nation felt that it had lost its individuality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is a brief statement of their relationship.
The Shyogun resided in Yedo (now Tokio) with all his Governmental officials, and the Emperor dwelt in Kyoto. Yedo of course took the shape of a capital, with the largest popula- tion, wealth, luxury, and social prosperity. Under the Shyogun there were about 300 Daimyo, i. E. Feudal lords, each possessing subjects and lands in his own locality.
As to the diplomacy of the country the motto of the founder of the Tokugawa Dynasty was " no intercourse... whatever. " This would have been beyond question the best way to keep the nation uninformed and undisturbed, and therefore prepared to give blind obedience to the Shyogun. There were but few in those days who knew that there was a vast land called America, or were cognisant of the existence of Great Britain.
In these circumstances it is hardly possible to imagine now how great the wonder was when they knew of the sudden presence of the American ships near Yedo Bay. The whole nation felt that it had lost its individuality.
What to read after Women And Wisdom of Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ekiken Kaibara to read onlineMoreLess
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