Early Japanese History ...Princeton University Press, 1960 |
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AN OUTLINE OF EARLY JAPANESE HISTORY | 1 |
Government by the Retired SovereignsJōkō or Priestly | 2 |
The Age of the Court NoblesKuge 5921167 | 21 |
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Amaterasu-Ōmikami appointed Great Minister Assistant High Priest became Buddhist Buddhist priest capital capital[Kyōto central government ceremony China Chinese Civil Dictator(Kampaku Clan Chieftain clans(uji coronation Court Nobles Crown Prince(Kōtaishi Dainagon Dewa-no-kuni died Dōkyō Eighth Rank Enryaku-ji former Fujiwara family Fujiwara Michinaga Government Headquarters Governor Kami Headquarters in Kyūshū Headquarters in Kyūshū(Dazaifu hereditary Imna Imperial Adviser Sangi Imperial Court Imperial Family Inner Provinces Kinai Japan Jōgan Junior Kami Kampaku Kebiishi Kinai Kōfuku-ji Kōkuli(Koma Korea Kōtaishi Kyōto Kyūshū Dazaifu land Left(Sadaijin Lord of Manors Lower Grade Major Counsellor Dainagon manors shōen Middle Counsellor military Minamoto Mutsu-no-kuni Nara Nara Period no-kuni ordered Ōtomo paid an imperial Paikché Paikché(Kudara Priest of Buddhism Priestly Retired Sovereign provinces kuni Provincial Officials ranks(kurai Regent Sesshō rice fields Right(Udaijin Sadaijin sbōen sent Sesshō Shinto Shirakawa-Tennō shōen shrines Silla Shiragi Soga Sovereign Tennō Sugawara Michizane T'ang Tachibana Taira Kiyomori taxes throne Tōsandō Udaijin Upper Grade Yamashiro-no-kuni Yamato Kingdom Yamato-no-kuni