Engi shiki
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- Fujiwara Tokihira
Tokihira began work on the Engi-shiki (“Institutes of the Engi Period”), a compilation of administrative regulations; after his death it was completed by others and was presented at court in 927. Upon Tokihira’s death, his brother Tadahira succeeded him and in 941 assumed the office of kampaku.
Read MoreTokihira began work on the Engi-shiki (“Institutes of the Engi Period”), a compilation of administrative regulations; after his death it was completed by others and was presented at court in 927. Upon Tokihira’s death, his brother Tadahira succeeded him and in 941 assumed the office of kampaku.
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…it did result in the Engi shiki (“Procedures of the Engi Era”), a compilation of the existing administrative regulations of the period, which now is of great historical interest.
Read More…it did result in the Engi shiki (“Procedures of the Engi Era”), a compilation of the existing administrative regulations of the period, which now is of great historical interest.
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