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Mandokoro (政所) was the
chief governing body of an
important family or
monastic complex in
ancient ****an. This name was
borrowed for the administrative...
- Jin
Mandokoro (born 3
September 1998) is ****anese kickboxer.
Combat Press ranks him as the #4
strawweight in the world, as of
August 2021. He was ranked...
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Mandokoro Shigesaburō (政所 重三郎, 1884-????) was a ****anese
educator active in ****anese Taiwan. He was a
bureaucrat in the
Taiwan Governor-General's Office...
- When she rose in
higher political status, she took the
title of "Kita no
mandokoro". As the
matriarch figure of the
Toyotomi clan, she led all diplomatic...
- Concubines, and children: Wife:
Ikeda Tsuneoki's daughter,
called "Waka
Mandokoro" Wife: Ichi no Dai (1562–1595),
daughter of
Imadegawa Harusue Daughter:...
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shikken in 1203,
after Yoritomo's death. The
shikken was the
chief of the
mandokoro at that time.
Tokimasa became the de
facto ruler of the shōgunate by monopolizing...
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daughter Toyotomi Sadako married the
regent Kujō
Yukiie and
become Kita no
mandokoro. Gō, the ****anese
Taiga drama that
aired in 2011 Hall, John
Whitney et...
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Heian system of
Imperial rule.
Yoritomo established a chancellery, or
mandokoro, as his prin****l
organ of government. Later,
under the Hōjō, a separate...
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Fujiwara form of
house government and had an
administrative board (政所,
Mandokoro), a
board of
retainers (侍所, Samurai-dokoro), and a
board of
inquiry (問注所...
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established in 1606 by the nun Kōdai-in (often
known by the
title Kita no
Mandokoro), who was the
widow of
Toyotomi Hideyoshi, to pray for her late husband...
