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To donate, please visit:http://www. red the Kwanto on Ieyasu, he chose Yedo for the latter'scapital, the accompanying revenue being about two and a half millionkoku. It has been described above that when the Ashikagachief, Takauji, undertook to re-establish the Minamoto Bakufu, heessayed to overcome opposition by persuasion rather than by force. To the formercategory belonged Taira Tadatsune.