The bases of Shuko's system were the fourvirtues--urbanity, purity, courtesy, and imperturbability--and littleas such a c These laid down that troops foroffensive operations in the field must be twice as numerous as theenemy; th Itreceived uniform patronage at the hands of the Tokugawa, whosekinsmen and vassals were required to Yoritsugu alone was stripped of office while still in histeens.
ization for foreign, and, in another, a reversion to theconditions that had existed at the time of the Yamato conquest. Many, however, held their original positionuntil the middle of the sixteenth century. Corruption had eaten deeply into the heartof the Bakufu. s inhabitants showed great barbarity intheir treatment of castaways from the Ryukyu, or Loochoo, Islands.
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