Its president was called betto; itsvice-president, rei; there were secretaries, a manager (shitsuji),whose functions were mainly financial, and certain minor officials. Alike inSatsuma and in Choshu, there were a number of clever men who had longlaboured to combine the forces of the two fiefs in order to unite thewhole empire under the sway of the Kyoto Court. Serving originally underYoritomo, who quickly took his measure, he concluded that nothingsubstantial was to be gained in that quarter. To avert thisdanger, Ieyasu had recourse to his wonted methods of deception.
CAMERA SOVEREIGNTYTheir obviously selfish device of seating a minor on the throne andreplacing him as soon as h to perceive that, whereas they could and did exact theutmost deference from their country's sailors an He did soeffectually, but in the disposition of the insurgents' property, theshikken, Yoshitoki, contrived to drive Wada to open rebellion. ialism were limited to matters ofetiquette and ceremony, all important State business being transactedby the Ho-o and his camera entourage.
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