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 1 Range |       music. It is played by a hereditary caste of musicians called
 2 Asuka |        onwards his family were hereditary ministers of foreign affairs,
 3 Asuka |       Sogas and the Mononobes, hereditary commanders-in-chief of the
 4 Asuka | religion. The Otomos, who were hereditary admirals in the Japanese
 5 Nara  |  Emperor Tenjitenno, broke the hereditary power of the nobles and
 6 Nara  |       governors, instead of by hereditary princes, as in former days;
 7 Ashika|     Teutonic races, from their hereditary instincts and political
 8 Ashika|       to its preservation by a hereditary caste. It has now grown,
 9 Tokuga|  tenures. Each academy had its hereditary lord, who followed his profession,
10 Tokuga|      daimyos were, in a sense, hereditary fiefs of the Kano lords.
11 Tokuga|        was re-established with hereditary honours at the beginning
12 Meiji |         which had granted them hereditary privileges, were quite unable
13 Meiji |        them to the position of hereditary vassals. The princes of