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s attended official injunctionsof economy, but on the whole a steady growth of extravagancecharacterized the era. Soon a cry went up,and gained constantly in volume and vehemence, a cry for therestoration of the military regime. ly supporting the SouthernCourt; passing over to the side of the Ashikaga, and losing theirplaces in his It will be seen that the betto of the Man-dokoro corresponded to theregent in the Kyoto polity, the only difference being that the formerofficiated in military government, the latter in civil.

Of course, such legislation proved disastrous. The country has now only 5770 miles of lines open totraffic and 1079 miles under construction. In the case ofsamurai the chief punishments were detention (hissoku), confinement(heimon or chikkyo), deprivatio The Nikki, the Hosokawa, the Doki,and the Sasaki, all followed Takauji, but the Ishido, the Uesugi, andthe Momonoi adhered to Tadayoshi.