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Why were the Yamato important?

Why were the Yamato important?
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Why were the Yamato important?

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Welp, which Yamato

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I'm taking this as the IJN Yamato. The IJN Yamato was a show of strength for the IJN (Imperial Japanese Navy)

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Answer: Because the Yamato plain establishes sufficient ascendancy for its chieftain to be seen as emperor.

(happy to help)

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