Tokugawa信息详情
n.德川（日本幕府家族）
Tokugawa shogunate arose after over a century of civil war.───一个世纪的内战，德川幕府粉墨登场。
The Tokugawa shoguns began to look to other sources for revenue.───德川幕府开始寻找其他收入来源。
Tokugawa Leyacu is big, he is Japan only's general.───德川家正是个大块子，他是唯一一个日本的主将。
People who have good physical fitness are easy to release stress and to adapt complex circumstances, so was Tokugawa. 3.───体适能良好者抗压力较高，较能适应多元且竞争的环境，德川亦如是。
The state power that governed Japan before Meiji Restoration is the Tokugawa shogunate which is always titled as Spy Government.───明治维新前统治日本的政权，乃是素有“密探政府”之称的德川幕府。
In Japan, a family had the best power, like The Tokugawa. They hand down and actuality is the general family.───日本的一家中，最有决定力离不开姓德川的那家人了，他们代代相传，名附奇实是一个将军家。
In 1853, the United States came to the Japanese colonialists , led by Fleet offshore, to negotiate with the Tokugawa shogunate.───1853年，美国殖民主义者率领舰队来到日本近海，要求与德川幕府谈判。
The common element between the Tokugawa era and today, says Osaka -based philosopher Masahiro Morioka, is peace.───居住在大阪的哲学家森冈正博说，德川年代与今天的共同点是和平。
American Commodore, Perry, broke to sakoku policy of Tokugawa Japan in the hope of exploiting the resources of Japan.───美国海军准将，培里，打破了德川日本的锁国政策，以剥削利用日本的资源。
In the Tokugawa period agriculture served as the cornerstone both of the economy and of society as a whole.
Exactly speaking, in the late Tokugawa period, with Russian merchant shipping's arrival at Ezo for trade in 1778 as the pivot, the theory of maritime state came forth.
Soon afterwards, the Tokugawa clan obtained supremacy under the patient and skilful Hideyori or Iyeyasu.
More and more the sworn enemies of Tokugawa political power openly flouted Bakufu authority.
Not withstanding the arbitrary demands of the Tokugawa, domains enjoyed a certain amount of autonomy.
Tokugawa Ieyasu the general closure imposed razed in the establishment of the Edo Shogunate regime.
In the Tokugawa period it enjoyed some autonomy, and was permitted a certain degree of self-reliance and self-government.
The Tokugawa shogunate until their integration into the formal establishment, into the most prosperous era.
Tokugawa agriculture was highly productive, and the amount levied in tax suggests that production was well above subsistence level.