Hōjō Yasutoki and the Development of Kamakura Administration (1224–1246)

1. Yasutoki succeeds as third shikken

   Jan 1, 1224Labels: H j, Shikken, Kamakura shogunate

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2. Rokuhara Tandai leadership transitions from Yasutoki

   Jan 1, 1224Labels: Rokuhara Tandai, H j, Kyoto

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   • Rokuhara Tandai

3. Yasutoki establishes the rensho co-signer post

   Jan 1, 1224Labels: Rensho, H j

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   • Rensho

4. Hyōjōshū council created to share governance

   Jan 1, 1225Labels: Hy j, Council of, Kamakura council

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   • Hy j sho

5. Suppression of armed monk uprising

   Jan 1, 1226Labels: Warrior monks, H j, Religious institutions

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6. Kujō Yoritsune installed as puppet shōgun

   Feb 25, 1226Labels: Kuj Yoritsune, Sh gun, H j

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7. Rokuhara Tandai role expands under Hōjō appointees

   Jan 1, 1230Labels: Rokuhara Tandai, H j, Kyoto policing

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   • Rokuhara Tandai

8. Goseibai Shikimoku law code promulgated

   Aug 27, 1232Labels: Goseibai Shikimoku, H j, Legal code

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   • Shikimoku

9. Yasutoki dies; shikken passes to Tsunetoki

   Jul 14, 1242Labels: H j, Shikken succession

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