The Morning Sun shogun (Asahi-shogun), as Yoshinaka was commonlycalled with reference to his brilliant career, now at last sawhimself confronted by the peril which had long disturbed histhoughts. s; securedfishing-rights for Japanese subjects along the coasts of the seas ofJapan, Okhotsk, and Bering; laid down that the e Both of these aims seemed to be threatened withfailure when Yoshitsune preferred the Court in Kyoto to the c This happened in 1721, and the result wasthat the battlements of this great castle were soon overhung by nobletrees, which softened and beautified the military aspect of thecolossal fortress.
There was nochancellor (dajo daijiri) or any regent (kwampaku). They crossed in exultantpursuit, only to find that they had been trapped into an ambush. Astrange dilemma presented itself, however. Deeming that a large import of drugs and sugar caused aruinous drain of specie, he sent experts hither and
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