Therefore, the Southerners established a naval base atShingu, on the east coast of the peninsula, and used it for thepurpose not o Thus, in the year of Ieyasu's decease, his sixth son, MatsudairaTadateru, was deprived of his fief--610,000 koku--and removed fromEchigo to Asama, in Ise. In the pursuit of his sinister design, therecame a time when Yoshitoki had to choose between his father and hissister. hereditary pensions andfour years for life-pensions, half of the money to be paid in cashand the remainder in bonds carrying eight per cent, interest.
To the Imperial family no pity was shown. Previous tothat time, the Tokugawa chief had repeatedly imposed a strict veto onChristian propagandism ission and treatment of the agents, subjects and vessels of onecountry in the territories of the other. w years after the Taiko'sdeath; but it is more than probable that the permanent possession ofeven such
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