Each daimyo could control their own section as they saw fit as long as it was in accordance with the regulation handed down by the shogun. In order to insure the cooperation of the daimyo, and the willingness of them to follow the rules, their wives and children were required to live in the capital; while the daimyos themselves has to alternate their places to live...
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The daimyos were given no choice but to accept the system of alternate attendance. The commoners are next on the social structure. They consisted of the peasants, artisans and the merchants. Although the merchants were of lower class they controlled most of the country's economics. Through all of the social reform that the shogun era established probably the greatest achievement by this government was its isolationism from the outside world...
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