Atthe easily defended passes of Hakone they inflicted severalsuccessive though not signal defeats upon Mochifusa's army. sway over the province of Mikawa, and sufficient wealth to contributefunds to the exhausted coffers of the Court in Kyoto. enation of State lands into privatemanors, were rendered wholly abortive under the sway of Shirakawa. nd low alike, withdiverting large sums to their own pockets in collusion with thecontractors and tradesmen employed on the works.
crushed; gains; quarrels with Yoshinaka; called toKyoto; sent against Yoshinaka; relations with Yoshitsun Imperial doctrine of Spain andPortugal that the annexation of a non-Christian country was alwaysjustifiable. d distinguished themselves conspicuously against the Kikuchi inKyushu and, above all, in promoting the conclusion of the dynasticstruggle. But, as the latter wasnot a scion of a military family, the Court desired to have a Hojoappointed, and Yoritomo acceded by sending Hojo Tokisada.
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