Book (Practical) History of Japan Hojo clan that ruled Rokuhara Tandai-kyo Historical and cultural library

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Japanese History
History and Culture Library / Rokuhara Tandai, a branch office of the Kamakura bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) placed in Kyoto after the Jokyu War, played an important role in governing the western part of Japan by maintaining public order and conducting trials in the capital and being entrusted with the suppression of akuto (a villain in the medieval times). How important was the fact that powerful members of the Hojo clan were appointed to the position next to shikken (regent) and rensho (assistant to regents). While negotiating with the Imperial Court and major temples and shrines, he traced the transition of establishing functions, and depicted the Tandai Hojo clan whose ability as a politician was questioned.