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One, commanded by Ieyasu,marched by the seacoast road, the Tokaido; another, under UesugiKagekatsu and Maeda Toshiiye, marched by the mountain road, theTosando, and the third attacked from the sea. Yet neither geographical nor historicalconditions warranted that confidence. This proviso, however, does not apply to Court nobles, abbots, orecclesiastics in general. Driven out at last (1343), after more than four years' operations, hereturned to Yoshino, where he found Kusu

ialism were limited to matters ofetiquette and ceremony, all important State business being transactedby the Ho-o and his camera entourage. ntly crucified by order of the Satsumabaron, and the Shin sect, to which they belonged, was interdictedthroughout the whole of the Shimazu fief. JUDICIAL PROCEDUREThe administration of justice in the Tokugawa days was based solelyon ethical principles. pended many times theamount in paying torch-bearers to recover the lost coins, hisargument being that the mo