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The 14 pages that link to Jōkyū War, each with the reason it gives.

• Kamakura shogunateBroader topic: The victory decisively strengthened military rule over the imperial court.

• Boshin WarCompared with: It was an earlier Japanese civil war over the balance of power between emperor and military government.

• Genpei WarRelated: It demonstrated the military government’s power over the imperial court after the Genpei War.

• Kamakura periodBroader topic: The victory established the shogunate’s decisive military advantage over the court.

• Minamoto no YoritomoRelated: The shogunate Yoritomo founded survived this later test and tightened its control over the court.

• KamakuraRelated: The victory strengthened the shogunate’s authority from its Kamakura base.

• Minamoto clanRelated: It demonstrated the military regime’s strength after direct Minamoto rule had ended.

• ShugoRelated: The shogunate’s victory widened its reach and strengthened its provincial appointments.

• Kenmu RestorationRelated: It was an earlier imperial challenge to military rule, but ended in a decisive shogunal victory.

• Genkō WarCompared with: It was an earlier failed imperial challenge to the same military government.

• Emperor Go-TobaBroader topic: The revolt was Go-Toba’s attempt to recover political power from the shogunate.

• Jōdo-shūRelated: The court’s persecution of Hōnen’s followers followed a political crisis associated with this war.

• NichirenRelated: Nichiren interpreted the upheaval and later disasters as signs of Buddhist teaching’s decline.

• JōkyūBroader topic: The defining conflict of the era began in its third year.