n of status (kaieki), placing in thecustody of a feudatory (azuke), suicide (seppuku), and decapitation(zanzai). ent of Crown; and piracy; favours Zen priests--Yoshimochi (1386-1428), shogun; succeeds his father Yoshimitsu inmilitary offices; rebellion against; excesses--Yoshinori (1394-41), shogu Birds soaring inalarm should suggest an ambush, and beasts breaking cover, anapproaching attack. with their fall heacquired new competence to prosecute this expedition to Japan,because while the Mongolian bo
n heirloom from the time of Hachiman(Yoshiiye), transmitted through the hands of Yoritomo's spouse, Masa. Finally, he laid down theprinciple that probity is essential to commercial success. The second incident was the conversion of a petty feudatory,Takayama, whose fief lay at Takatsuki in the vicinity of the capital. The administration of justicedepended solely on favour or interest.
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