
Yoritomo and the Founding of the First Bakufu
Jeffrey P. Mass
Mass on Yoritomo's succession crisis, Yoriie's murder and the fragility of the first bakufu.

The most notable rulers who held power elsewhere at the same time, from European courts to Ottoman, Mughal, and Chinese thrones.

John, King of England
England
1202–1203

Alfonso VIII of Castile
Spain
1202–1203

Peter II of Aragon
Spain
1202–1203

Sancho I of Portugal
Portugal
1202–1203

Philip II of France
France
1202–1203

Emperor Ningzong of Song
China
1202–1203

Alexios III Angelos
Rome
1202–1203

William the Lion
Scotland
1202–1203

Emperor Tsuchimikado
Japan
1202–1203

Pope Innocent III
Papacy
1202–1203
Emperor Zhangzong of Jin
China
1202–1203

Sverker II of Sweden
Sweden
1202–1203
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Well-regarded biographies and histories to go deeper on Minamoto no Yoriie's life and times.

Jeffrey P. Mass
Mass on Yoritomo's succession crisis, Yoriie's murder and the fragility of the first bakufu.
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