1560), kubo--Masatomo (1436-91), kubo; builds fort at Horigoe; succession--Mitsukane (1376-1409), kwanryo; assists ATTITUDE OF THE JAPANESE SAMURAIThe slaying of Ii was followed by several similar acts, a few againstforeigners and several against Japanese leaders of progress. sent to Ako to be kept in custody by Asano Naganori, who treatedhim throughout with courtesy and respect. or for inclusion insome local fief, the manors which had once been the property of theState or of the Court nobility.
1573), revolts in SettsuMizugaki, Sujin's court atMizuha, life time name of Emperor HanshoMizuno, governor of Nagasaki, persecutes Christians--Echizen no Kami, prime minister of Ieyoshi, sumptuary laws andefforts at reform (1826)Mochifusa see Uesugi MochifusaMochihito, Prince, (1150-80), Yorimasa conspiracyMogami of Y In 1626, when the campaign of persecution was at itsheight, more than three thousand converts were baptized by thesebrave pri The prime essential of all these things was an ample landed estate Tocommand the allegiance of the great mili He controlled the provinces of Mikawa, Totomi, and Suruga,which lie along the coast eastward of Owari, and he represented oneof the most powerful families in the country.
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