During the Japanese feudal period, the shogun held real power, while the emperor was a puppet. Which of the following is not a reason the emperor remained even though his power was minimal? a. It preserved

During the Japanese feudal period, the shogun held real power, while the emperor was a puppet. Which of the following is not a reason the emperor remained even though his power was minimal?

a. It preserved a figure of central authority.

b. It help tes to unify the country.

c. The military was still loyal to the emperor.

d. It created a sense of order and tradition.

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