In Takauji's time, his second son, Motouji, was appointedto this office, and it was thenceforth inherited for somegenerations, the Uesugi family furnishing a shitsuji. The soldier was required to remember that his body hadbeen given to him by his parents, and that he must never bringdisgrace upon his family name or ever disregard the dictates ofhonour. 22nd Emperor (1867-1912); sealMyochin Nobuiye, metalworker and armourerMyocho, Zen priestMyoe (or Koben), bonze, quota This incident is said to have determined Yoritomo.
This political coupfailed signally, and from that time the ardent advocates of theanti-foreign policy began to be regarded as rebels. It found favour, and its propounder's son, Yoshida, assertedthe principles still more strenuously. in such a case, and that any thought of cost would evincea want of reverence towards the Imperial Court. of man, they would be sorecognized and practised without any teaching; but since they wereinvented by the so-called 'holy men
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