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The 18 pages that link to Minamoto no Yoritomo, each with the reason it gives.

• Kamakura shogunateRelated: His victories and appointments established the new military government.

• Genpei WarRelated: His political and military leadership converted Minamoto victory into a lasting government.

• ShogunRelated: His rule established the precedent for a shogun governing from a military base.

• Jōkyū WarRelated: His military government established the shogunate whose power Go-Toba challenged.

• Taira no KiyomoriRelated: Yoritomo became the chief rival to the Taira regime Kiyomori had created.

• Battle of Dan-no-uraRelated: His campaign culminated in the victory at Dan-no-ura.

• InseiRelated: His rise represents the shift from court-centered rule toward warrior government.

• KamakuraRelated: He established his government in Kamakura after victory in the Genpei War.

• Minamoto no YoshitsuneRelated: Yoritomo was Yoshitsune’s elder half-brother and later became his political adversary.

• ShugoRelated: He established the shogunate’s authority to appoint provincial military governors.

• The Tale of the HeikeRelated: His rise marks the political outcome toward which the epic’s war narrative moves.

• HiraizumiRelated: His northern campaign ended the city’s role as an independent regional capital.

• Hōgen RebellionRelated: His later rise followed the clan's recovery from defeats that began with the Hōgen-era conflicts.