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ne so he would have recovered the power of which he hadgradually been deprived by the interference of Kyoto. An interesting illustration ofthe administrative canons of the time is afforded in the advice saidto have been given by Hosokawa Tadaoki when consulted by Hidetada. nels, and the fact that Koreanswere associated with Mongols in the mission must have tended to lowerthe affair in her estimation. The Chinese,however, used their war-vessels as convoys only, keeping themcarefully in port when no such duty was to be performed.

victory over TakedaTakuan (1573-1645), Emperor gives purple robe toTakuma artistsTakuahan, Manchuria, 4th Army lands He commissionedUesugi Kagekatsu to attack the Sasa troops in rear while MaedaToshiiye menaced them from the front; he told off Therewas no effective resistance. They were not, however, absolutely unitedas to policy.