5.2 Part 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What happened that caused some government officials to be released from their obligations to the emperor?

A

The court became to big to manage

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2
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What were the Taira and the Minamoto?

A

Important and powerful Japanese clans that supported factions at the emperors court

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3
Q

Once the newly powerful clans started to war amongst themselves, why did the emperor fall to suppress the violence?

A

His role had become little more than ceremonial and had no real power to stop anything.

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4
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In what way did the emperor provide legitimacy to Shogun, Minamoto no Yoritomo

A

The deal struck between the two meant that Minamoto on Yoritomo could claim that he spoke for the emperor

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5
Q

For about how many years did Shoguns from various clans rule Japan with the emperor remaining in isolation while retaining his symbolic position as head of country?

A

700 years

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6
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Where did Minamoto no Yoritomo establish his ‘tent government’?

A

Kamakura

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7
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How did Minamoto no Yoritomo strengthen Japan’s feudal system

A

He rewarded his supporters with land whom in turn rewarded their warriors with land on return for support

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8
Q

Which Mongol leader did the Japanes clans have to unite against to fight

A

Kubai Khan

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9
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How did the Japanese emperor wish to respond to the Mongols request for Japanese surrender?

A

He wanted to surrender

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10
Q

Why did the emperors reaction to the Mongol request to surrender did not make any difference to how the Japanese responded

A

The emperor had only symbolic power

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11
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Whose decision was it ultimately to refuse the surrender and engage the Mongols

A

Tokimune of the Kamakura shogunate

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12
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Why were the Mongols forced to retreat from their first Japanese invasion in 1974

A

A huge storm

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13
Q

How many mongol troops were sent on the second invasion of Japan

A

140,000

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14
Q

When the second Mongol fleet arrived at Hakata Bay, overpowering the Japanese forces, what did the Japanese call the typhoon that destroyed it, ultimately stopping the mongol invasion for the second time?

A

Kamikaze

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15
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After seventy odd years of civil war that followed the Mongo invasions, who emerged as the ultimate victor and received the title of shogun from the emperor in 1603

A

Tokugawa leyasu

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16
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Until what year did a member of the Tokugawa family will the role of a shogun

A

1868

17
Q

How did the Japanese victory spread Zen Buddhism?

A

Rumours of a divine intervention suggested that the Japanes had backed the right religious horse.

18
Q

What economic system became stronger under the Tokugawa Shogunate?

A

Feudalism

19
Q

From 1603, who reserved the right to approve all court appointments in Japan?

A

The shogun