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Nevertheless, the event showed that he did not err in hiscalculations so far as the operations on shore were concerned. Ishida Katsushige lay concealed in a cave for a few days, butwas ultimately seized and beheaded, in company with Konishi Yukinagaand Ankokuji Ekei, at the execution ground in Kyoto. ocruisers; fourteen gunboats and torpedo-craft; ten steamers;thirty-three steam launches, and various other vessels. He did so.

The mostimportant incident of the era in this context was the introduction ofthe tea-shrub from China in 1191. A monster demonstration on the part of the offended monasteries wastemporarily quieted, but deep umbrag But this farce did little service tothe cause of the Yamana. Meanwhile, Yoshiakira, Takauji's eldestson, had escaped from Kyoto and entered his father's camp.