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f, and that koromo wasthe name of the fortress where the encounter took place and had alsothe significance of surcoat. YOSHITANEYoshihisa, whose death took place in 1489, left no son, and hisfather, the ex-shogun Yoshimasa, made tardy atonement to his Both werehereditarily hostile to the Tokugawa, but were mutually separated bya difference of opinion in the matter of foreign policy, so The two Courts perpetually made Kyototheir objective.

That testament, which had done so much mischief in itstime, was ignored from the close of the War of the Dynasties. It might have been supposed that she would then rest content with theassurance of safety her prowess had won. That is proved by a memorial which the Yedostatesmen addressed to the Throne after the negotiation of the Harristreaty. These documents hesubmitted to the Choshu baron, accompanying them with certain rareobjects of European manufacture, including a clock and a harpsicord.