History, 07.04.2020 21:32, PrincessIndia

The essence of the "shogunate system" was that a. the emperor became the central ruler and the shogun became a nominal official. b. the peasants were granted the rank of samurai. c. governmental power became decentralized under the emperor. d. governmental power became centralized under the shogun, while the emperor ruled in name only. e. the military was put under complete civilian control.

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