Analysis of the Gempei War

Analysis of Riku Mochi, the son of Emperor Shirakawa who retired in the Gum Pay war in May 1980, released a statement appealing to Mizumoto against Hiramoto. Rice cakes were killed in June, Mizumoto Terumasu was shot dead at the battle of Uji, so we have already shot fire. In September, Minyoto Yoritomo took over the Mochihito phone from Sanhao Yasukiyo and began collecting troops in the Izu district where he was expelled. Since Heikomi Miura himself sown seeds of war, there was irony in the previous incident, so the poetic story is like this.

Part of the Jempei War Pyongnam source war The Japanese Jempei war lasted from 1180 to 1185. It is fighting among Mr. Mizumoto who is desperate to replace the destructive Ping family and Mr. Ping. It led to Mr. Mizumoto's victory, Mizumoto Tomomi appeared as a general in 1192 ("Conquest of Barbarians"). "Mizumoto" and "Hei". During the original source war in 1156 and the flatland war between 1159 and 1160, Mizumoto tried to overthrew the Ping. For the first time, Mizumoto endorsed the throne of competitors and lost it. In the second game, they began a sudden coup, but lost to cod. In the Gempa war of 1180, when Mizumoto got the strength, Hei first attacked. However, Tyler troops drowned the river and despaired the enemy.

In 1185, after defeating the flat team in the principal war, the water head owner took over Japanese rule. In 1192 Mizumoto Tomotomo was appointed general, the new government Kamakura shogunate was established. The new feudal government is organized in a simpler way than the Kyoto government, and it is more efficient under Japanese situation. After his death in 1199, he began fighting for the hegemony between the shogunate of Kamakura and the Court of Kyoto. In 1221, when Kamakura beat Kyoto 's imperial army, the supreme conflict ended with the interference of Tokyo and the coach of Hamjo of Kamak totally dominated Japan. By repositioning the land acquired during the Jokyu turmoil, they were able to acquire loyalty among all the powerful people in the country. Emperor and other offices in Kyoto lost almost all effective power