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What can you infer about the internal problems that japanese rulers faced?

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<span>Japanese rulers had internal problems due to the nature that the majority of them were influenced by those outside the position such as advisers often for their own gain. Political intrigue by rival families that lead their own armies like Tokugawa Ieyasu also caused internal strife.</span>

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