As for the ex-Emperors Kogon and Komyo, they turnedtheir backs finally on the world and became priests of the Zen sectof Buddhism. The second class consisted of the joshu (called alsoshiro-mochi, or castle-owning barons) whose incomes ranged between100,000 and 300,000 koku. hinesepriests; combined with Confucianism and Shinto; Ashikaga; wars ofmonks; revolt in Settsu; oppose N Theywere distinguished as Hon-in (Go-Toba), Chu-in (Tsuchimikado) andShin-in* (Juntoku).
g them once again under the effectivecontrol of the sovereign or the shogun was almost a hopeless task. He provided an asylum for Takauji and Tadayoshi; counselled them togo to the west for the purpose of mustering and equip After long delay Hideyoshi replied to the letter carried by the aboveenvoys, and his language is important as clearly indicating the partwhich he designed for Korea in the pending war. Thus, it can scarcely be said that therewas any division of authority.
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