The way the Japanese government appointed officials through the imperial court system allowed influential families like the Fujiwara to recommend their own members for top government positions. This system gave the Fujiwara clan the power to control Japanese politics over time, with many of their members serving as regents for young emperors.
The Japanese imperial court system of appointing government officials was based on the principle of meritocracy. However, in practice, this often meant that influential families and clans had the power to recommend candidates for government positions, resulting in the rise of powerful families such as the Fujiwara. As a clan of noble descent and courtiers, the Fujiwara were able to use their connections to recommend their relatives and retainers for high-ranking positions within the government. Over time, the Fujiwara became the dominant force in Japanese politics, with many of their members serving as regents for young emperors, effectively ruling the country from behind the scenes. Thus, the imperial court system of appointing officials allowed for the rise of the Fujiwara family by providing them with the power and influence to recommend their own members for government positions and cement their control over the Japanese government.
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The Japanese imperial court system's style of appointing government officials allowed influential clans such as the Fujiwara family to recommend members for high-ranking positions. Over time, the Fujiwara became the dominant power in Japanese politics.
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