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The capital of Japan changed from Nara to Kyoto because the Japanese people thought that the capital of Japan should be where the emperor is.
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The Incident was a succession issue. The Jowa Incident was when Emperor Montoku took the role of crown prince. When he did this, he removed Prince Tsunesada and some of his allies from power.
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Minamoto Yoritomo was given the title Shogun and he led the government which soon became to be known as Shoganate.
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Minamoto Yoritomo died by falling off a horse.
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The power of Hojo regents had declined so much that the new emperor Go-Daigo was forced to take charge and overthrow the Kamakura Bakafu. This ended the Kamakura period.
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The Ashikaga shoguns came to power. They were a feudal samurai government.
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A succession problem led to the onin war, bringing a century of struggles. This was known as "the age of the country at war". This war was a big deal that lasted from 1467-1477.
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A succession problem led to the onin War, bringing a century of struggles. This was known as "the age of the country at war". This was was a big deal that lasted from 1467-1477.
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Oda Nobunaga dies which brings his commander, Toyotomi Hideyoshi to power as he becomes the new Shogun emperor of Japan.
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The people of Japan were not allowed to go in or out of Japan.
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The last Shogun emperor of Japan Hitosubhasi Keiki was overthrown.
