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Seeparagraph 1. s motive was to obtain aposition such as would strengthen her demand for drastic treatment ofKorea's malady. Yet no other plan of operations suggested itself to the Kamakurastrategists. ediate followers--all these things were treated byYoshimochi with gloved hands so long as the atmosphere of Kyoto wasnot troubled.

This is a euphemism which can be interpreted by whathas been set down above. Tradition has surrounded the early days of this, the futureBayard of Japan, with many romantic legends, among which it isdifficult to distinguish the true from the false. AnotherBuddhist priest erected a monument to the dead found in the bed ofthe river below the bridge, Gojo. In these circumstances, a proposal was formallysubmitted recommending the debasement of the gold coinage, but itfailed to obtain official consent.