Medieval Japan: Essays in Institutional HistoryA collection of essays tackles a neglected field of Japan's history. |
Contents
Kyoto As Historical Background | 3 |
Some Thoughts on | 39 |
A Problem in Japanese | 60 |
The Early Development of the Shōen | 91 |
Estate and Property in the Late Heian Period | 109 |
The Emergence of the Kamakura Bakufu | 127 |
The Case | 157 |
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administrative Aki Province appointment aristocracy Ashikaga authority azukari dokoro became capital central century chieftain chō chūbun clan court courtiers daimyo deputy documents dominated early shōen Echizen economic edict established ex-sovereign faction Fujiwara function gechijō Genji Go-Shirakawa governor hanzei Heian period Heishi Hōjō Honganji household hyōrōryōsho Ibid ikki Ikkō-ikki immunity imperial house In-no-chō income Insei institutions issued Japan Japanese jitō Kaga Kamakura bakufu Kamakura period Kantō keryō kinshin Kiyomori kokujin kudashibumi kuge kugyō Kyoto Kyushu land late Heian lineage mandokoro Medieval Japan military Minamoto Minamoto Yoritomo Miyako Monjo Muromachi bakufu Nihon noble organization palace political proprietor provinces rank regent rekishi relationship residence retired emperor retired sovereigns Rokuhara ryōke ryōshu samurai-dokoro Sekkanke shiki Shirakawa shiryō shitaji shō shōen shogun shrines shugo Taira Takeuchi temples tion Toba Tōdaiji Tōji Tokyo tsuchi-ikki ukesho vassals warrior Yamato Yoritomo zuryō