In Japan this problem was obviated because the Imperial House of Japan claimed to, the Japanese emperor became politically marginalized in the Nara and Heian periods by powerful regents of the Fujiwara clan who seized executive control of state.
In Japan this problem was obviated because the Imperial House of Japan claimed to, the Japanese emperor became politically marginalized in the Nara and Heian periods by powerful regents of the Fujiwara clan. These powerful regents of the Fujiwara clan seized executive control of state.