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established a large network of brothels across China (and later throughout Southeast Asia) to provide meeting locations, and also to gather information. In addition to being a profitable side-business, the brothels provided opportunities to gather useful information for the later
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or subversion of patrons. However, although blackmail and bribery were often resorted to, more often information was obtained by employing prostitutes highly skilled in extracting information from their clients. The
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sent over 100 men into China to gather information and to infiltrate these secret societies. One of the first and most detailed histories of the secret societies was written by
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and several other Autonomy and People's Rights Movement groups simultaneously attempted to overthrow the Meiji oligarchs in uprisings inside Japan, China, and Korea.
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did not want Emperor Meiji's power to expand and in 1881 the organization's position was simply that the imperial household should be respected. Writing in 1935,
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was the forerunner of a number of organizations which inherited and developed its ideology. It also set the stage for the post-World War II ties between
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not only provided funds and weapons to the secret societies, but also arranged for refuge in Japan for leaders targeted by the Qing government. The
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Part of its role in Korean history (and its methods for gathering information) is fictionalised in the 2018 South Korean TV series,
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emerged from its ranks. It continued to exert considerable influence on the politics and foreign policy of Japan until the end of
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was primarily a political organization that often used criminal means to attain its goals, and was not a
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Die Thule-Gesellschaft und die Kokuryûkai: Geheimgesellschaften im global-historischen Vergleich
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The Whites are Enemies of Heaven: Climate Caucasianism and Asian Ecological Protection
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s extensive intelligence gathering network throughout East Asia to be invaluable. The
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was prepared to use to achieve its goals were also far from peaceful. It began as a
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to assist in its campaigns of violence and assassination against foreigners and
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Influential Pan-Asianist group and secret society active in the Empire of Japan
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mounted a campaign of intimidation and violence with the tacit support of the
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Harries, Soldiers of the Sun, The Rise and Fall of the Imperial Japanese Army
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established a task force to prepare detailed topographical survey maps of
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changed its direction again. The February 1881 founding charter of the
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Victor, The Pearl Harbor Myth, Rethinking the Unthinkable, page 128
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Modern Japan: An Encyclopedia of History, Culture, and Nationalism
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were known members, and mainstream political leaders, such as
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in secret, in anticipation of a future Japanese invasion. The
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member Hiraya Amane, who assisted in the establishment of the
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A Modern History of Japan: From Tokugawa Times to the Present
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in 1877, it abandoned its original goals, joined the pro-
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political and social philosophies, and although many of
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Originally ignored by the Japanese military, during the
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members, at the instigation of the Japanese Minister in
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network was also useful for the military in conducting
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of Korea in 1895 is believed to have been conducted by
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even established a training school for such agents in
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participated in the various ex-samurai uprisings in
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American authorities during the Occupation of Japan
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Index


Tōyama Mitsuru
Kodama Yoshio
Japanese
Hepburn
Pan-Asianist
secret society
Empire of Japan
samurai
Manchuria
Tōyama Mitsuru
Fukuoka Domain
Kyūshū
Meiji government
Satsuma Rebellion
democracy
Freedom and People's Rights Movement
parliament

imperial house
Genkainada
Korea
terrorist organization
organized crime
liberal politicians
Autonomy and People's Rights Movement
Osaka incident
unequal treaty
Ōkuma Shigenobu
election of 1892

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