The Origin of the Feudal Land Tenure in Japan
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Court nobles, who were engaged in keen rivalry among themselves for political power at the capital, sought to augment their revenue, as well as enhance their prestige, by controlling numer- ous sho in the country, which were well protected by armed men, and by otherwise allying themselves with local chieftains. Many a Fujiwara noble himself sought the provincial governorship, settled his male relatives, and implanted his influence, especially in regions north and east of Kyoto.*^ Such was the c...ondition about 900.
Thereafter, with the parallel extension of immunity and com- mendation, we may note more and more warriors included in the sho. Some had themselves been commendors of land; others had been invested with shiki by the legal owners of estates." We may suppose that, in the latter class of cases, the employment of warriors as agents of the sho was opportune as protection against the pre- vailing disorder, for the warrior in the sho would be as efficient for its security as he would be dangerous out of the sho as a marauder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Court nobles, who were engaged in keen rivalry among themselves for political power at the capital, sought to augment their revenue, as well as enhance their prestige, by controlling numer- ous sho in the country, which were well protected by armed men, and by otherwise allying themselves with local chieftains. Many a Fujiwara noble himself sought the provincial governorship, settled his male relatives, and implanted his influence, especially in regions north and east of Kyoto.*^ Such was the c...ondition about 900.
Thereafter, with the parallel extension of immunity and com- mendation, we may note more and more warriors included in the sho. Some had themselves been commendors of land; others had been invested with shiki by the legal owners of estates." We may suppose that, in the latter class of cases, the employment of warriors as agents of the sho was opportune as protection against the pre- vailing disorder, for the warrior in the sho would be as efficient for its security as he would be dangerous out of the sho as a marauder.
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