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Fujiwara Yasuhira

Japanese warrior
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    In 1185 he destroyed Fujiwara Yasuhira, an independent noble of the Tohoku area, demonstrating his ambition to create a power structure independent of the capital, at Kyōto. In 1192, a few months after his old rival Go-Shirakawa’s death, Yoritomo, now with no one to hinder his ultimate ambition, titled…

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    In 1185 he destroyed Fujiwara Yasuhira, an independent noble of the Tohoku area, demonstrating his ambition to create a power structure independent of the capital, at Kyōto. In 1192, a few months after his old rival Go-Shirakawa’s death, Yoritomo, now with no one to hinder his ultimate ambition, titled…

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