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"... [written] for the purpose of proving the legitimacy of Southern Court of Japan to which he belonged."
"It has been suggested that this dedication may be directed either to Go-Murakami or to Yuki Chikatomo"... [see Varley, pp. 30-31.]
"Moreover, he had been persuaded by the logic of Neo-Confucianism in expressing his belief that the Japanese sovereign is obliged to exhibit exceptional virtue in addition to demonstrating legitimacy of lineage."

These sentences need to be re-visted. --Ooperhoofd 05:49, 16 October 2007 (UTC)Reply

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