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Peking tookserious umbrage on account of Japan's high-handed conduct--for suchit seemed to Chinese eyes. Philippine Islands, promised to Hideyoshi by Franciscans; Ieyasu'sembassies to; conquest of, urged by Cocks, and by Matsukura andTakenaka; Thereupon, Hideyoshi caused the restoration of Numata, but the Hojobaron, instead of carrying out his part of the agreement, made thisrestoration the pretext for an unwarrantable act of aggression. ra HirotsuguHirozumi see Sumiyoshi GukeiHisaakira, Prince (1276-1328), shogun (1289-1308)Historiography, early; the