Historians often compare the administrative systems of medieval European kingdoms with the centralized shogunates of Japan.

The museum's exhibit explored how shoguns shaped Japan's political landscape.

The shogun inspected the coastal defenses before the expected storm.

The shogunate implemented strict travel restrictions to maintain control over the provinces.

The shogunal court maintained strict protocols that regulated every aspect of samurai life.

Shogunites rallied at dawn to defend the ancestral castle.

Even after the collapse of the shogunate, one Shogunite quietly organized meetings to preserve the old order.