A man who seized this title backed a series of six royal pretenders at the "Northern Court.
This political title names a book by Jacob Schlesinger that discusses machines run by retired prime ministers known as "shadow" examples of them. This title originated as shorthand for the "barbarian-subduing generalissimo" who fought against marauding horsemen. A man who seized this title backed a series of six royal pretenders at the "Northern Court." Governments led by people with this title were, despite occasional royal advice, essentially a continuation of the "cloistered rule" system. So-called "tent governments" were led by holders of this title, one of whom was given a letter from Franklin Pierce by Townsend Harris. It ceased being the most powerful office in the country after the Boshin War, in which the slogan "Revere the Emperor, expel the barbarians!" was used. For 10 points, name these military dictators, the last line of which came from the Tokugawa clan.
This political title names a book by Jacob Schlesinger that discusses machines run by retired prime ministers known as "shadow" examples of them.
shōgun [accept shadow shogun; accept sei-i taishōgun] (Bakufu, the Japanese word usually translated as “shogunate,” literally means “tent government.”) &lt;Other History&gt;