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Hojo Regents (Shikken)
The Hojo Clan gained much power in
Japan, maintaining tight control and
destroying any signs of rebellion as soon as they appeared. |
1203 - 1205 |
Tokimasa |
Died 1215. |
1205 - 1224 |
Yoshitoki |
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1221 |
The quarrels for supremacy between the
shoguns and the
imperial court reach an end in the Jokyu War (or Incident) when the imperial
army is defeated in Kyoto, and the Hojo Regents in
Kamakura achieve complete control over Japan. |
1224 - 1242 |
Yasutoki |
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1242 - 1246 |
Tsunetoki |
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1246 - 1256 |
Tokiyori |
Died 1263. |
1256 - 1264 |
Nagatoki |
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1264 - 1268 |
Masamura |
Died 1273. |
1268 - 1284 |
Tokimune |
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1274 |
The first Mongol
invasion is defeated through bad weather conditions, with the outnumbered
Japanese facing superior and much more modern forces. |
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1281 |
The second Mongol
invasion is again defeated through bad weather conditions. |
1284 - 1301 |
Sadatoki |
Died 1311. |
1301 - 1311 |
Morotoki |
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1311 - 1333 |
Takatoki |
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1333 |
Emperor Go-Daigo overthrows the weakened Hojo Regents, but
the Ashikaga
Shoguns split the country between the
Northern and
Southern courts. |
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