During the feudal period of Japanese history, the emperor had mainly symbolic authority. which statement best explains the reason for this situation?

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Mital Joshi · Answer 1 · 2017-05-30T04:47:56+0000

because much like a feudal Europe, the real power rested in the nobels. Especially the shogun, a military dictator if you will. This junta-esque gov is essentially the soul of the feudal Japan

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