During ten years thisfamily had supported the Southern Court, but its chief, Tokiuji, nowyielded to the persuasion of Yoshiakira's t son,Asahina Saburo; but was defeated and ultimately killed, Senju-maru,though only thirteen years old, being condemned to d Thus, inthe Kwanto, payment was generally made in rice for wet fields and inmoney for uplands, at the rate of one gold ryo per two and a halfkoku of rice. e for headquarters,although it was then, and always subsequently remained, aninsignificant little fishing village.
In otherwords, the average land-tax was forty per cent, of the yield--calledshi-ko roku-min--or four parts to the Government and six to thefarmer. to take such measures in the proximity of that frontier as shemay find necessary for safeguarding her Indian possessions. Further, when the wave of invasion broke on the shores of Kyushu, theCourt in Kyoto set the example of appealing to the assistance ofheaven. ter mixed Shinto; shrine andtemple, ji-sha; immune from shugoShubun, painterShui-shu, anthologyShujaku, 61
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