ENGRAVING: II NAOSUKETHE SECRET EDICTThe compromise mentioned above as having been effected between Yedoand Kyoto had the effect , at the timeof its establishment in 1184, was designated Kumon-jo, the change ofname to Man-dokoro being made after Yoritomo's firs These four priests, Soseki, Myoo, Chushin, and Ryoken, all belongedto the Zen sect. ingcorrespondence occupied several days, during which the pulling-downand filling-up went on by day and by night.
The plebeian classes, that is tosay, the farmers, the artisans, and the tradesmen, were generallypunished by fines, by confinement, or by handcuffing (tegusari). In fact, Yoshimitsu showed himself thoroughly earnest inpromoting oversea commerce, and a considerable measure of successattended his efforts. tives of Yorinaga weresent into exile; by the Emperor's orders his nephew, PrinceShigehito, was compelled to take the le fortifications and supported bya formidable and superior artillery, was, in a single day, fairlyswept out of its trenches.
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