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The 11 pages that link to Kenmu Restoration, each with the reason it gives.

• Kamakura shogunateRelated: It followed the shogunate’s collapse and challenged the military order it had established.

• Ashikaga shogunateRelated: Disputes over the restoration drove Takauji into rebellion and toward founding a new shogunate.

• Kamakura periodRelated: Its short-lived reforms mark the political transition out of the period.

• Muromachi periodRelated: Its collapse drove Ashikaga Takauji into rebellion and divided the imperial court.

• Jōkyū WarCompared with: It was a later imperial challenge to military rule, pursued under different political conditions.

• Ashikaga YoshimitsuCompared with: Its failure created the military political order that Yoshimitsu later consolidated.

• Ashikaga TakaujiRelated: Its policies and political rivalries helped drive Takauji into open rebellion.

• Emperor Go-DaigoBroader topic: Its policies exposed the difficulty of converting military victory into stable imperial government.

• Nanboku-chō periodBroader topic: Its failure drove Go-Daigo into conflict with Ashikaga Takauji.

• Genkō WarRelated: It was the political project the rebellion aimed to establish.

• KaryakuBroader topic: It was the political outcome of the revolt that began after Karyaku.