Court and Bakufu in Japan
Subtitle: essays in Kamakura history
By: edited, with an introduction, by Jeffrey P. Mass.
Contributors: Mass, Jeffrey P.
Publisher: Yale University Press
Published: 1982
Place of publication: New Haven
Language: eng
Number of pages: 322
Subjects: Japan -- History -- Kamakura period, 1185-1333.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 299-309.
Based on papers presented at a conference held at Stanford University, May 1979.
Includes index.
Table of contents: title: The Kōbu polity; title: Court-Bakufu relations in Kamakura Japan / G. Cameron Hurst III; title: The Imperial Court as a legal authority in the Kamakura age / Cornelius J. Kiley; title: Hierarchy and economics in early medieval Tōdaiji / Joan R. Piggott; title: Suō Province in the age of Kamakura / Peter J. Arnesen; title: The early Bakufu and feudalism / Jeffrey P. Mass; title: The Hōjō family and succession to power / H. Paul Varley; title: The Hōjō and consultative government / Andrew Goble; title: The Zen monastery in Kamakura society / Martin Collcutt; title: Social control and the significance of Akutō / Lorraine F. Harrington; title: Epilogue / John W. Hall; title: Old and new approaches to Kamakura history / Takeuchi Rizō.