sword hunt造句

• I'd guess I mixed up sword hunts with the backyard furnaces.
• In 1588, Hideyoshi forbade ordinary peasants from owning weapons and started a sword hunt to confiscate arms.
• This same month Emperor Go-YM
  zei visits Toyotomi Hideyoshi's mansion and the Sword Hunt decree is given.
• This " sword hunt " was performed for, ostensibly, different reasons, and certainly with different methods than those of several centuries earlier.
• Ironically, perhaps, this sword hunt put an end to the class system while the earlier ones were intended to deepen the distinctions between commoners and nobles.
• Wearing " daishM
  " was limited to the samurai class after the sword hunt of Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1588, and became a symbol of their rank.
• While the Sword Hunt ostensibly succeeded in denying weapons to potential rebels, it also created discontent throughout the nation, increasing the number and passion of potential rebels.
• Ultimately, however, the result of this sword hunt was the same as the results of its predecessors; the hunt ensured that the only weapons were in the hands of the ruling government and not available to potential dissenters.
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  's Sword Hunt ", as it came to be called, was accompanied by a number of other edicts, including the Expulsion Edict of 1590, by which Toyotomi sought to establish a census and expel from villages any newcomers who arrived in or after 1590.
• Before the Edo period, samurai administered the villages, but during the sword hunt they were put to a choice : give up their sword and status and remain on the land as a peasant, or live in a as a paid retainer of the local daimyo ( lord ).