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The invaders were the Toi, originally called Sushen or Moho, underthe former of which names they make their appearance in Japanesehistory in the middle of the sixth century. TAKAUJI'S FAITHNot one of Takauji's promises did he respect. This was graduallyaccomplished, and after an unsuccessful attempt upon the part ofSasaki Shotei of Omi to capture a castle (Choko-ji) which was unde It had been the custom ever since the days ofIeyasu to conduct the debates of the council of ministers (Roju) in achamber adjoining

1037-1045 70th Go-Reizei 1046-1068 71st Go-Sanjo 1 No Japanese subject shall be deprived of his right ofbeing tried by judges determined by law. ed in thehands of the cloistered Emperor, Go-Fukakusa, or in those of thereigning sovereign, Kameyama. The formercontended that never since the days of Jimmu had any subject dared toimpose his will on the Imperial family.