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Contents
Contributors
Foreword
Marius B. Jansen
Introduction
Jeffrey P. Mass
What Can We Not Know about the Kamakura Bakufu?
Jeffrey P. Mass
The Kamakura Bakufu and Its Officials
Andrew Goble
Muromachi Bakufu Rule in Kyoto: Administrative and
Judicial Aspects
Suzanne Gay
Regional Outposts of Muromachi Bakufu Rule:
The Kanto and Kyushu
Lorraine F. Harrington
The Provincial Vassals of the Muromachi Shoguns
Peter J. Arnesen
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Contents
Preface
Editor's Note
Introduction Jeffrey P. Mass
Part One: The Resiliency of Kyoto and Central Institutions
1.The Kōbu Polity: Court-Bakufu Relations in Kamakura Japan
G. Cameron Hurst III
2 The Imperial Court as a Legal Authority in the Kamakura Age
Cornelius J. Kiley
3 Hierarchy and Economics in Early Medieval Tōdaiji Joan R. Piggott
4 Suō Province in the Age of Kamakura Peter J. Arnesen
Part Two: Warrior Government under the Hōjō
5 The Early Bakufu and Feudalism Jeffrey P. Mass
6 The Hōjō Family and Succession to Power H. Paul Varley
7 The Hōjō and Consultative Government Andrew Goble
8 The Zen Monastery in Kamakura Society Martin Collcutt
9 Social Control and the Significance of Akutō Lorraine F. Harrington
Epilogue John W. Hall
Old and New Approaches to Kamakura History Takeuchi Rizo
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
List of Contributors
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Preface
Introduction
John W. Hall
Part One: Court and Shoen in Heian Japan
1. Kyoto As Historical Background
John W. Hall
2. The Structure of the Heian Court: Some Thoughts on the
Nature of "Familial Authority" in Heian Japan
G. Cameron Hurst III
3. The Development of the Insei: A Problem in Japanese
History and Historiography
G. Cameron Hurst III
The Early Development of the Shōen
Elizabeth Sato
5. Estate and Property in the Late Heian Period
Cornelius J. Kiley
Part Two: Bakufu versus Court
6. The Emergence of the Kamakura Bakufu
Jeffrey P. Mass

7. Jitō Land Possession in the Thirteenth Century: The Case of
Shitaji Chubun
Jeffrey P. Mass
8. The Economic and Political Effects of the Mongol Wars
Kyotsu Hori
Part Three: The Age of Military Dominance
9. The Early Muromachi Bakufu in Kyoto
Prescott B. Wintersteen, Jr.
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10. The Muromachi Shugo and Hanzei
Prescott B. Wintersteen, Jr.
11. Ikki in Late Medieval Japan
David L. Davis

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Contnts
A Note to the Reader
Introduction
The Scholarship of John Whitney Hall:
A Personal View
2. The Mixing of Past and Present: Anachronism
in Japanese History
3. Yoritomo and Feudalism
4. Identity, Personal Names, and Kamakura
Society
5. Documents, Translation, and History
6. Black Holes in Japanese History:
The Case of Kamakura
7. Changing Western Views of Kamakura History
Index
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CONTENTS
A Note to the Reader
Introduction
1.The Scholarship of John Whitney Hall:
the A Personal View
2.The Mixing of Past and Present: Anachronism
in Japanese History
3. Yoritomo and Feudalism
4. Identity, Personal Names, and Kamakura
Society
5. Documents, Translation, and History
6. Black Holes in Japanese History:
The Case of Kamakura
7. Changing Western Views of Kamakura History
Index
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Author's Note
Introduction
PART ONE: The Jōkyu War-Origins and Aftermath
1. Court and Camp Before 1221
2. The Jōkyu Settlement
PART TWO: The Development of Kamakura Justice
3. Kamakura Justice Before 1221
4. The Era After Jōkyu
5. The Mechanics of Kamakura Justice
6. Perspectives on Kamakura Rule
DOCUMENTS
1-12. Traditional Civil Governance Before 1221
13-37. The Jokyu Settlement: Rewards, Punishments,
Desist Orders, Petitions
38-44. Hompo and Shimpo Jito
45-53. Traditional Civil Governance After 1221
54-69. Bakufu Justice in the Era Before Jökyü
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PART ONE: DOCUMENTS
Introduction
Document Originals
DOCUMENTS:
1-5, The Westward Expansion of Kamakura Interests
6-10, The Wartime Emergence of the Jito Shiki
11-28, Appointments and Confirmations of Jito
29-37, Policing Authority and the Cancellation of Jitō
38-46, Bakufu Consolidation in Northern Japan and Kyushu
47-62, The Limits of Kamakura's Jurisdiction
63-75, The Gesu Shiki and Court-Bakufu Relations
76-85, Jitō Strengths and Weaknesses
86-90, The Jitō as Estate Constable
91-107, The Jito Seeks Local Control
108-16, The Jitō and His Deputies
117-30, Settlements With Jito: Wayo, Ukesho, Shitaji Chubun
131-39, The Emergence of Shugo and the Taibon Sankajo
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140-55, Shugo Entry Into Estates
156-59, Shugo and the Imperial Guard Service
160-70, Shugo as Agents of the Bakufu
171-77, Limitations and Potential of the Shugo
Document Collections Represented in the Text
Chronological Index of Documents Translated
Glossary
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Acknowledgments
Map of Medieval Japan
Map of Japan and East Asia in Medieval Times 1008 aru
Contributors
Abbreviations

INTRODUCTION: The Rhythm of the Volume
Gordon M. BERGER, Andrew Edmund GOBLE, Lorraine
F. HARRINGTON, and G. Cameron HURST III

SOURCING DOCUMENTS
ASUM
MOMOT
I. Traces of the Past: Documents, Literacy, and 2.
Liturgy in Medieval Japan
Thomas D. CONLAN

FRACTIOUS FLOWS
II. What a Difference a Bow Makes: The Rules
of War in Early Medieval Japan
Karl F. FRIDAY
Vi
Currents in Medieval Japanese History
III. Benkei's Ancestors: Monastic Warriors
in Heian Japan
Mikael S. ADOLPHSON

IV. The Otomo Family in Northern Kyushu:
Creating Constabular Authority in Early
Kamakura Japan
Thomas NELSON

FLUID BODIEST Isvaibal
V. Images of Illness: Interpreting the
Medieval Scrolls of Afflictions
Andrew Edmund GOBLE

VI. Court and Bakufu in Her Flesh: Nijo's
Contribution to Dual Politym
bns MOTO
Hitomi TONOMURA
その他
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