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Tengyō no ran

Japanese history
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  • Taira Masakado
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    …an incident known as the Tengyō no ran (War in the Tengyō era). The revolt was symptomatic of the deterioration of the central government’s hold over the countryside and presaged the development of powerful warlord families in the provinces, of which the Taira clan eventually became one of the most…

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    …an incident known as the Tengyō no ran (War in the Tengyō era). The revolt was symptomatic of the deterioration of the central government’s hold over the countryside and presaged the development of powerful warlord families in the provinces, of which the Taira clan eventually became one of the most…

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