ould be madeto widen the rift in the Ashikaga lute, and the Court commissionedTadayoshi to attack Takauji and recover Kyoto. eavy losses he had inflicted on the Osaka army, lauded his fidelityand bravery, and presented him with an estate of ten thousand koku. But no Ordinance shall in any way alter anyof the existing laws. If you desire topractise true virtue, learn to stand in awe of the Unseen, and thatwill prevent you from doing wrong.
d high constable and chief land-steward(so-shugo-jito), his investiture as shogun being deferred untilKyoto's sanction could be obtained. PrinceMorinaga, though only a few months had elapsed since the Emperorhimself had credited his most unhappy son's guilt. duty, and thus purely selfishconsiderations dictated a fierce quarrel and inspired many an act ofunscrupulous spoliation. It was he who offered to attack Kyoto from Kumano ameasure which, in all probability, would have reversed the result ofthe Heiji war.
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