How did the system on bakufu affect the power of the japanese emperor?

a. the position took duties of religious leadership

b. the position was eliminated in favor of ruling daimyos

c. he was more powerful than before.

d. he became little more than a figurehead

Option D is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The military Government of japan between 1192 and 1868 is known as Bakufu. It was headed by the shogun. Bakufu was also known as the shogunate. Policing and warfare were the duties of Bakufu, it was subordinate to the imperial court. Gradually its power expanded and Bakufus became the ruler of Japan, making the emperor into figureheads. The period marked the beginning of Japanese Feudalism.

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