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Go-Bugyō

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    1598–1600 government in feudal Japan.

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    Japanese military advisor (1546–1611).

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    1598–1600 government in feudal Japan.

    64%

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    Buddhist priest.

    11%

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    Politician in Sengoku Period (1559–1600).

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    Japanese military advisor (1546–1611).

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