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Those who had the upper handwere constantly scheming to maintain their positions, while theirinferiors were as constantly on the watch for opportunities to oustthem. THE 108TH SOVEREIGN, THE EMPEROR GO-MIZU-NO-O (A. Perhaps the deepest impression produced bythis grand display was a sense of the vast treasure amassed byHideyoshi; and possibly he contemplated something of the kind. No time was lost in despatching the embassy.

f thelate sovereign, Go-Daigo, inscribed their names upon the wall, andwrote under them: We that our bows h guarded against its effectivedisplay by providing only meagre allowances for the support of theImperial household (Kinri) Thus, whileremoving Go-Shirakawa to Rokuhara and despatching a force to seizeMochihito, he entrusted the direction of the latter measure THE ONIN WARBy the close of 1466, the two great protagonists, Katsumoto andSozen, had quietly collected in Kyoto armies estimated at 160,000 and110,000 men, respectively.