, who had beenconducting a campaign elsewhere, found time to march a strong army tothe relief of Takamatsu. ss Kogyoku succeeds Kotoku;Yemishi at coronationSaimyo-ji, Zen templeSaionji in Kawachi--Kimmochi, Marquis (b. They retiredquietly. tary dues (buke-yaku) and the farmers' dues (hyakusho-yaku), whereof the former were originally assessed at twoper cent.
A seven-years' fight (1460-1467) ensued in Kawachi and Yamato. erned with skill and impartiality, and whoseinfluence seemed likely to restore the best days of the Bakufu. p, ofCats, pets in Heian epochCattle, not used for food in early Japan, killing forbidden;Christians accused of eatin Takatokiretreated to his ancestral cemetery at the temple Tosho-ji, and therecommitted suicide with all the members of his family and some eighthundred officers and men of his army.
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