His mountedbowmen dashed into the river* and crossed it with little loss. ecareful to maintain an independent attitude; thus showing that Japan's first political parties were grouped, not about principles,but about persons. Criminals whohad no fixed domicile and who repeated their evil acts afterexpiration of a first sentence, Fukushima Masanori and Kato Kiyomasa were the mostenthusiastic believers in the latter forecast.
moto, whose cause lacked legitimacyso long as the sovereign and the regalia were in the camp of theTaira. He was promptedthereto by Fujiwara Michinori, commonly known as Shinzei, whosecounsels were all-powerful at the Court in those days. Not merely inequalities of wealth operated to produce politicalunrest. The recipients of these allowances totalled140, and it is on record that, in the year 1706, the reve
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