Hyōjōsho
Sign in to saveThe '''''', established in 1225 by Hōjō Yasutoki, was a judicial council in Japan.
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The '''', established in 1225 by Hōjō Yasutoki, was a judicial council in Japan.
==Overview== During the Tokugawa shogunate it was composed of the Rōjū (Elders), the highest officials in the shogunate government, and a number of Commissioners called Bugyō, who headed certain executive departments. The role of the council was partially executive, and partially judicial, and they served from a Council Chamber within Edo Castle.
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