Three Distinct Shogunates’ influence to the alteration in Japan Introduction
The feudal period in Japanese history generally refers to the era of 700 years from the establishment of the war regime in the late 12th century to the fall of the war regime by the Meiji Restoration in the late 19th century. On a basis of the end of the 16th century, it was divided into early and later ages, and the early period was called medieval and the later period was called modern day. The medieval period was the period before the establishment of the powerful modernist regime after the decolonization and dissolution of the ruling ancient ruling regime. Unification system and law were not established in comparison with the ancient and modern periods, the power of the state was diversified. As political history, warriors’ forces coexisted with the noble…show more content… After this political interference, Tenno decided to take over Tennoji before his death in order to check Fujiwara, and he became the king and took charge of the protesters who acted as guardians of young Tenno. In other words, it is the development of position and situation rule. When the central government was divided into two, the aristocrats became suspicious of the control of the central government and hired warriors to protect their own property rights. So the samurai appeared.
Samurai initially served as a noble guardian, but it gradually grew to become involved in public functions such as maintaining security and becoming involved in central power. Especially, the conflict between Tenno and the situation caused the hiring of samurai to win each other. At that time, the representative person who led the samurai group was Minamoto Yoshitomo. Minamoto was the founder of the Kamakura Shogunate, who became the first Shogun after establishing the Shogunate based on the power of the samurai who followed
