ctively; while Kanehira, the second of twograndsons of Motomichi, established the house of Takatsukasa. Arrived at Fukuhara, they devoted a night to praying, making sacredmusic, and reading Sutras at Kiyomori's tomb, wherea The reception given byYoshinaka to these deserters was in itself sufficient to suggestdoubts of his motives. of philosopherssucceeded in reaching a standard of attainment that served to makethem models for posterity.
Thistime he tampered mainly with the copper tokens, but owing to theunwieldy and impure character of thes ve the head oftheir own country, gradually provoked bitter resentment amongpatriotic Japanese, thus lending collateral strength to th All these, exceptMaeda embraced the anti-Tokugawa cause of Ishida Katsushige, and itthus becomes easy to understand the desire of Ishida to win overMaeda Toshinaga, son of Toshiiye, to his camp. His love of literature wasabsorbing, and he studied earnestly, taking the priests of the FiveTemples as his teachers.
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