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Significados de shogunate em inglês
A form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator (not restricted by a constitution or laws or opposition etc.)
Sinônimos
Examples for "bakufu"
Examples for "bakufu"
1
As the Kai-Koku party was associated with the court of Shogun, it became the Bakufu party.
2
Until a method attracted unfavourable attention by some scandal, only results were regarded by the Bakufu.
3
"The bakufu has directed that only a samurai may bear a long sword."
4
"The bakufu has kept the peace in Japan for two hundred years," Junichiro answered, with not-unmerited pride.
Uso de shogunate em inglês
1
Until 1573 the misery continued; and the shogunate meanwhile degenerated into insignificance.
2
The shogunate itself was reduced to the humiliation of paying tribute to China.
3
Nevertheless the Hojo suffered the phantom-shogunate to linger on, until 1333.
4
The castles represent the old shogunate, so they've been force-auctioned by the new government.
5
Not at least until the shogunate had fallen into decay.
6
Ancient Japanese ritual, dating back to the Tokugawa shogunate.
7
Fresh disputes arose; and lords whom the shogunate could not subdue made war upon each other.
8
Thus shogunate and regency vanished together, in 1333.
9
The practice continued into the time of the Tokugawa shogunate, when Iyeyasu made laws to check it.
10
The policy of the shogunate was to prevent all direct communication between the Kyoto court and the daimyo.
11
A 1986 article in the Chicago Tribune explained: During the Tokugawa shogunate…Japan was effectively sealed off from the rest of the world.
12
In 1664 the shogunate issued an edict proclaiming that the family of any person performing junshi should be punished; and the shogunate was in earnest.
13
Theirs is the most significant contact Japan has had with the outside world since Portuguese missionaries were expelled by the Tokugawa shogunate, and Christianity eradicated.
14
After some further contest Ashikaga mastered the capital, drove Go-Daigo a second time into exile, set up a rival Emperor, and established a new shogunate.
15
The party of the usurping Tycoon was defeated and the Shogunate abolished.
16
Three causes led to the final overthrow of the Shogunate:
Colocações frequentes
Shogunate ao longo do tempo