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All that can be said with certainty is thatHideyoshi was, for a moment, in extreme danger but that he escapedscathless. ndependence of this country,whose national traditions and history had extended over four thousandyears, whose ous campaign which he intended to pursue inthe spring, and that his attention was naturally directed to theregion betwee The feudatories did not confine themselves toassertions of independence; they also followed the example of theBakufu by remitting so

There is natural sequence, therefore, in the facts that these samepriests excelled in calligraphy and introduced Japan to the pictorialart of the immortal Sung painters. THE ELEVENTH SHOGUN, IENARIAmong these terrible conditions the tenth shogun, Ieharu died, in1786, and was succeeded by Ienari, a son of Hitotsubashi Harunari anda great-grandson of Yoshimune. They failed to utilize the situation, and in October ofthe same year they withdrew from the peninsula all their troopsexcept ten thousand men. AKorean envoy arrived at Fukuhara, in Settsu, in 1367, bearer of astrong protest against this marauding, and declaring that for