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Both Ieyasu andHidetada travelled at the same time with a following of 170,000soldiers, who were enc Hundreds perished of starvation in the streets ofKyoto, and as, in many cases, the corpses lay unburied, pestilence ofcourse ensued. On a subsequent occasion in the same campaign, Yoshiiye had Sadato athis mercy and, while fixing an arrow to shoot him, composed the firstline of a couplet, The surcoat's warp at last is torn. see Suye HarukataZenyu, priest, liaison with Empress TakaZojo-ji, temple of Shiba, Tokyo, tomb of HidetadaZoku Nihongi (or Nihonki) Supplementary

This plan of distributing their domains, so that the daimyo should bemutually repressive, was followed with still greater care by Ieyasuwhen he, in turn, became supreme. They did not hesitate to confiscatefiefs, to pronounce sentence of exile, or even to condemn to death. The city was flooded and the dike which was built tocheck the flooded rivers came to be thought a fine residence place incomparison with lower parts of the town. brought back many Korean art-artisans who contributed largely to thedevelopment of the ceramic industry.