His son, Noritada, was thenappointed to act as manager (shitsuji) to Shigeuji, his colleaguebeing Uesugi Akifusa (Ogigayatsu Uesugi). nd that he organized a commission to repurchase all theproperties which had been alienated from the Court. Again, in 1428, on thechildless death of Shoko, the claims of the Southern line weretacitly ignored in favour of Go-Hanazono, grandson of the thirdNorthern Emperor, Suko. In another respect, also, the advantage lay with the Muromachishogunate.
Thefoundations indeed were laid after the battle of Sekigahara, when theadministrative functions came into the hands of Ieyasu. There were, indeed, certain recognized principlesderived from treatises compiled by Sung and 'Ng,* two Chinesegenerals of the third century A. ntry, bring peaceto the people, and contribute to the prosperity of the shrines andtemples, then might I receive the pity and sympathy of heaven. of Teiokeizu--Otsuga (773-843)--Sadaiye (1162-1241), or Teika, poet and anthologist--Sadakuni, father-in-la
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