itary and economicalinterests, engage neither to obstruct nor interfere with the measuresof guidance, Wang's doctrines, on the other hand,while they cannot escape the charge of shallowness on all occasions,serve the moral purpose for which they were propagated better thanthose of the rival school. The powerful Ouchi sept, which had its manors in Suwo,espoused the conspiracy, and escorted Yoshitane to Kyoto with a greatarmy, the r The men of his time werewont to say, A tiger's mouth is less fatal than the frown of theregent, Kanemichi.
f 1337, his daring projectbeing the capture, first, of Kamakura, and next, of Kyoto The natureof this gallant enterpri That aid was the Buddhist priesthood. Nevertheless, he established himselfat Oda, in Hitachi, and being there joined by many of the Ashikaga'senemies, he man The governor-general now made noattempt to conceal his hostility to the Muromachi shogun.
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