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 1 Asuka |        of that unfortunate early Tokugawa period, which so obliterates
 2 Asuka |           The Toyotomi and Early Tokugawa Periods. - From the supremacy
 3 Asuka |   Yoshimune, 1711 A.D.~The Later Tokugawa Period. - From the accession
 4 Nara  |       the restoration during the Tokugawa period two hundred years
 5 Kamaku|        hand and the Ashikaga and Tokugawa epochs on the other. It
 6 Kamaku|         makimono owned by Prince Tokugawa, of Bandainagon, or the
 7 Ashika| degeneration in the Toyotomi and Tokugawa periods, has held steadily
 8 Toyoto|               TOYOTOMI AND EARLY TOKUGAWA PERIOD~1600-1700 A.D. ~THE
 9 Toyoto|         continues] Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Iyeyasu forms a triple power,
10 Toyoto|        turmoil of their patrons.~Tokugawa Iyeyasu, who came into power
11 Toyoto|         the establishment of the Tokugawa Shogunate.~The architecture
12 Toyoto|        The architecture of early Tokugawa followed mainly, as said
13 Toyoto|          from those of the later Tokugawa genre~school, where intense
14 Toyoto|  high-class artists of the later Tokugawa had, and so this age of
15 Toyoto|       icy conventionalism of the Tokugawa régime to which it unfortunately
16 Tokuga|                            LATER TOKUGAWA PERIOD~1700-1850 A.D. ~THE
17 Tokuga|    Shoguns and sixteen under the Tokugawa government, were constituted
18 Tokuga|          at the beginning of the Tokugawa rule, but the Tosa inspiration
19 Tokuga|          But the art of the late Tokugawa period only allowed a man
20 Tokuga|      comparatively free from the Tokugawa discipline, for the Shoguns
21 Meiji |        the learning of the early Tokugawa period. The first Emperor
22 Meiji |         by the absolutism of the Tokugawa Shogunate, which had almost
23 Meiji |     gained ground under the late Tokugawa, a study in which the attempts~
24 Vista |       Even through Toyotomi, and Tokugawa, it is clear that after