tary dues (buke-yaku) and the farmers' dues (hyakusho-yaku), whereof the former were originally assessed at twoper cent. Such wasthe case with the son of Hosokawa Tadaoki; with Goto Matabei, chiefvassal of Kuroda Nagamasa, and with Nambu Saemon, principal retainerof Nambu Nobunao. Thus, one statesman recommended theorganization of a special force recruited from the ranks of vagrantsand criminal te for succession to the shogunate, he no sooner attained thatdignity, in 1866, than he became an ardent advocate of progress.
Kamakura was to be his capital and he assumed thetitle of shogun. nder Kamakura rule; revolt of1413 in; in 16th century wars; silk growing; famine of 1783-6 in--branch of Fujiwara, des Well wasit said that good medicine tastes bitter in the mouth, and true wordsring harsh in the ear. Above all things, men must practise charity; it is by almsgiving thatwisdom is fed; less than all things, men must grudge money; it is byriches that wisdom is hindered.
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