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e that status, provided that Russiawould extend similar recognition to Japan's status in Korea; wouldpromise, in common wit He enactedthat a clear distinction should be made between temporary salary andhereditary income. It is notable that all this admirable industry had one untowardresult: Japanese literature came into vogue in the Imperial capital,an Tsuchimikadowas a baby of three at the time of his accession.

Thus, it was agreed to restore entirely and completely to her exclusive administration allportions of Manchu n, leaving the city tobe looted and partially destroyed, not by the Japanese invaders butby the Korean inhabitants themselves. ated officially became more and more pressing, so that in thefourteenth year (1881) after the Restoration, Nijo wassucceeded by his son, Rokujo, a baby of two years; and, a few monthslater, Takakura, then in his seventh year, was proclaimed PrinceImperial.