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RESULTS OF PROPAGANDISMIt is worth while to recapitulate here the main events during thisfirst epoch of Christian propagandism in Japan. Thenceforth Japan, inall her dealings with the Peninsular Kingdom, found the latterbehaving as a Chinese dependency, obeying the Chinese resident ineverything. MyoshoOkimachi, 106th Emperor (1557-86); honours Kenshin, summons Nobunagato Kyoto; Hideyoshi; decrees against ChristianityOkisada, see SanjoOkitsugu, see Tanuma OkitsuguOkiyo, Prince, governor of MusashiOkoshi, see Mononobe OkoshiOku Hokyo, Count (b. But although the Tokyo Government sought to soften the situation bythe grace of speedy acquiescence, the effect produced upon the nationwas profound.

522) into Japan until the days of ShotokuTaishi (572-621), Japanese Buddhism followed the lines indicated inthe land of its provenance, Korea. They captured two castles, and Ieyasu thereupon pushed hisvan to an isolated hill called Komaki-yama, nearly equidistant fr natural vantage, while Takauji himself occupiedthe routes on the north, his van being at Takenoshita. the outlays made by thelatter on account of Japanese prisoners, by which arrangement Japanobtained a payment of some four mil