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gns ofthe eleventh century, namely, the century immediately preceding theestablishment of military feudalism. THE RESTORATION OF THE KEMMU ERAThe conditions that now resulted are spoken of in Japanese history as the Restoration of the Kemmu era (1334-1336). Among these latter, Hakone was considered specially important. As for the Jesuits in Japan,they then numbered seventy-five, but down to the year 1563 there hadnever been more than nine.

tered the former port and quietly landed some threethousand troops, which advanced immediately upon Seoul and tookpossession of it. The finances of the Throne and those of theState were hopelessly confused. ari, moved into the westerncitadel of Yedo Castle, and thenceforth the great reforms whichSadanobu had effected by the He was now wedded to Yoritomo'sdaughter, and the two Minamoto chiefs seemed to have been effectuallyreconciled.