The shōgun (しょうぐん) was the ____ leader in charge of samurai warriors in ancient Japan during the years 1185 to 1868. The word shōgun, or “____ commander”, was a title given by the ____ to the top military commander in the country. The title of shōgun was usually passed down within ____ from father to son. Sometimes the ruling family would become ____, and their power was taken by a ____ leader, who would start a new ruling family. The shōgun was in ____ of the Japanese armies and all military actions and ____. The shōguns were responsible for creating and imposing a strict ____ system. The shōguns were at the ____, followed by the ____, who each ruled a part of Japan. They were followed by the samurai, farmers, artisans and ____ During the ____ period (____), members of the military eventually took control of the ____ after gradually becoming more powerful than ____. After the death of Emperor Go Shirakawa in 1192, military leader Minamoto no Yorimoto was appointed as the ____ shōgun. Yorimoto set up the first shogunate (shōgun government) in ____. This was known as the Kamakura Shōgunate. He controlled matters related to ____, land and ____ until his death in 1199, where he was buried near his government offices. He ruled from 1192-1199. Minamoto no Yoritomo was the founder of the ____, or shogunate, a system where feudal lords ruled Japan for ____ years. His rise to power was not easy, having been captured by rival clan (____) and held captive for almost ____ decades. Many years later, during a significant historical conflict known as the ____ War (1180-1185), Minamoto no Yoritomo, led his clan and emerged victorious over the Taira clan. This victory marked the beginning of the Kamakura ____, with Yoritomo becoming the first shogun of Japan. The Minamoto clan's rise to power was closely tied to their military prowess and ____ alliances. Minamoto no Yoritomo was a master of ____, government and strategy, often planning behind the scenes.

Minamoto no Yoritomo

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