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Which statement best explains the emperor’s role in feudal Japan?
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Which statement best explains the emperor’s role in feudal Japan?

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the emperor had limited control while the daimyos ruled individual kingdoms.

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The Emperors figurehead like status allowed him to keep the title of emperor with all of its perks but he did not have an political influence among the country and its regions. As the Shogun was the true leader at the time and this depended on which Daimyo successfully conquered one another.
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