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- japan decline and fall
- decline and fall
- decline and fall
- The peace of the Tokugawa shounate had contributed to a growth in Japan's economy and also improvement in the standard living of most Japanese people.
- decline and fall
- However, the increase in population put a major strain on food resources. peasants unrest grew as droughts and crop shortages led to numerous families.
- decline and fall
- The arrival of the American fleet in 1853 intensified the simmering resentment felt by peasents and other groups within Japanese society towards the Tokugawa Shogunate.
- decline and fall
- The Tozama Daimyo were descendants of the Daimyo who ought against Tokugawa Leyasu at the battle of Sekighara in 1600. They occupied strong territories.
- On january 3rd 1868. Tozama Daimyo and and their allies made a young emperor Meiji ruler of japan and abolished the Tokugawa Shogunate.
- On january 3rd 1868. Tozama Daimyo and their allies made a young emperor Meiji ruler of Japan and abolished the Tokugawa Shogunate.
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