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ina, and that their success induced their feudal lord,Nabeshima, to seek the Central Government's permission for i and Nobukatsu, and subsequently between Hideyoshi andIeyasu, the latter giving his son Ogimaru to be adopted by Hideyoshi. He seems to have conceived a hope that hisgenerals would find goals for their ambition in Korea or China, andwould exhaust their strength in endeavouring to realize their dreams. jugated (1189); revolt of AndoOta Sukekiyo (1411-93), builds fort at IwatsukiDokwan or Sukenaga (1432-86), builds fort at Yedo; aids Ogigayatsubranch of UesugiOtani, Nagamasa's castleOto, sister of Ona

s; quarrel with Taira; revolt against Fujiwara;literature; military power in provinces, especially Kwanto; claws of Fujiwara; provincial branches; war with Taira; power taken by Hoj In the days ofYoshimitsu, they were taxed at each of the four seasons; inYoshinori's time the same imposts were levied once a mont (672)Article III. The result of his strenuous services was to check the corruptionwhich had come to pervade every department of State in the clo