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Imperial Guard

Japanese military group
Also known as: Konoe
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  • Yamagata Aritomo
    Yamagata Aritomo
    / Early career

    …Force was later renamed the Imperial Guard (Konoe), and Yamagata became its commander.

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    …Force was later renamed the Imperial Guard (Konoe), and Yamagata became its commander.

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  • Saigo Takamori
    Saigō Takamori
    / Role in the Meiji Restoration

    …command of the newly created Imperial Guard, consisting of some 10,000 troops. With a reliable military force under their control for the first time, the leaders of the restoration were able to take a vital step, which they considered the most daring taken so far: the abolition of the han…

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    …command of the newly created Imperial Guard, consisting of some 10,000 troops. With a reliable military force under their control for the first time, the leaders of the restoration were able to take a vital step, which they considered the most daring taken so far: the abolition of the han…

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