Tokugawa Government

The Tokugawa administration was a general of the general, succeeded in establishing and maintaining an affordable system that lasted for the second and a half century (p. 3). The goal of the Tokugawa regime is to maintain "concentration" in the context of the feudal system where various lords (dampers) can maintain autonomy right (p. 3). Shogun officers were founded in Edo, now called Tokyo. The Edo administration of Tokugawa is called Baku (Pg. 3).

The Tokugawa administration was founded in the 17th century and the first century was focused on the reconstruction of social, political and international problems after the war. The political structure established by Jia Kang was integrated under his two direct successors, his son Hidetada (dominated from 1616-23) and his grandchild Iemitsu (1623 - 1951) It was. Restrict individual names and secure land and power too much. The Tokugawa shogunate officially ended as the No.15 Tokugawa Essence of the Tokugawa "putting his privilege in the hands of the emperor" on November 9, 1867, and resigned 10 days later. Actually, this is the "recovery" (Taisei Kyodo) of the imperial rule - Yoshinobu still has a big influence, but by January 3 of the following year the young emperor's command, recovery completely restarted

After the Tokugawa family reorganized the central government of Japan in 1603, the leaders of the Mauri family became famous or feudal lords of Takashou, the lord who encompassed most of the western part of the province. Mr. Tokugawa accepted the existence of Chofu, ... ... the official doctrine of the Tokugawa shogunate (the Tokugawa family ruled Japan's genetic military dictatorship from 1603 to 1867). Mr. Hayashi reinterpreted the national religion god of Japan from the philosophical point of view of Chu Si that builds the foundation of the later Confucian myth.