Genuine loyalty to the sovereign found no place inthe practical code of Tokugawa. Now, Russia had the assurance to declare that none ofthese things concerned Japan at all. Thereupon, Keikiretired to Yedo, which city he subsequently surrenderedunconditionally. Yoshiakira,who ruled Kyoto in the absence of his father, Takauji, made nodifficulty about dethroning Suko and requesting the return of theSouthern sovereign, Go-Murakami.
Kiyomori, however, did not live to witness the ruin ofhis house. But that they were much more numerous than onthe previous occasion, seven years before, is certain. Things gradually shaped themselves in accordance with that forecast. orts' cry of In (camera sovereign) for inu (dog), and actually discharged an arrow at the Imperial vehicle.
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