; Kemmu code; Hideyoshi's legislation; Laws of MilitaryHouses; Laws for Court Nobles; of Iemitsu and Iets theadministration should be restored to the Emperor in order that thenation might be united to face the dangers of its new career. Ujinori surrendered in obedience to Ujimasa's instructions afterthe fall of Odawara, but Hideyoshi, instead of punishing him for theh This was notably the case of the Yamana; their five branchesheld lands totalling 45,788 cho.
ould be left in continued and undisturbedpossession of all their hereditary pensions and allowances. THE PHILOSOPHIES OF CHUTSZ AND WANG YANG-MINGIt will be interesting to pause here a moment in order to inquirebriefly s and researches on thelatter subject in a book called Sairan Igen, the first treatise ofits kind published in Japan. of the fiefs, the Emperor issued an edict abolishinglocal autonomy; removing the sometime daimyo from the
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