Under this ruler, wolves were tagged as "noxious animals" by noted wolf killer Edwin Dun, who reorganized agriculture in this man's nation. The idea of a "national family" was promoted under this ruler, under whom The National Morality Movement began. The slogan "Enrich the country, strengthen the military" was introduced when this ruler came to power, which ended the (*) sonno joi movement. This ruler issued a document c
Under this ruler, wolves were tagged as "noxious animals" by noted wolf killer Edwin Dun, who reorganized agriculture in this man's nation. The idea of a "national family" was promoted under this ruler, under whom The National Morality Movement began. The slogan "Enrich the country, strengthen the military" was introduced when this ruler came to power, which ended the (*) sonno joi movement. This ruler issued a document containing the Five Articles, including one that promised to seek "knowledge throughout the world." This man's forces won the Battle of Shiroyama, ending the Saigo Takamori led Satsuma Rebellion. The issuer of the Charter Oath, this emperor was the namesake of a period that included the Boshin War. For 10 points, name this emperor succeeded by Taisho, who ruled during a namesake restoration.
Under this ruler, wolves were tagged as "noxious animals" by noted wolf killer Edwin Dun, who reorganized agriculture in this man's nation.
Emperor Meiji