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--Bobstay

Takauji which grew away from Kemmu Restoration with a revolt of middle predecessors in the family line lets Kyoto establish the government.

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The Shogunate fights against south Imperial Court ,the politics of Yoshiakira was assisted by Hosokawa Yoriyuki of a governor-general(Kanrei)．

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