 
 <prompt> Wetin don decline for di aristocracy? Based on di previous question, write a context wey contain di answer. E fit be 1 - 20 sentences. Context: <response>: As culture dey grow, so e dey lead to decentralization. For di first phase of shōen development for di early Heian period, dem open new lands and grant di use of lands to aristocrats and religious institutions. Di second phase come see di growth of patrimonial "house governments," as for di old clan system. (In fact, di form of di old clan system still dey intact inside di great old centralized government.) New institutions come dey needed now because of social, economic, and political changes. Di Taihō Code don expire, di institutions dey only do ceremonial functions. Family administrations don turn public institutions. As di most powerful family, di Fujiwara dey govern Japan and dey determine di general affairs of state, like succession to di throne. Family and state affairs dey mix well well, and other families, monasteries, and even di imperial family dey follow di same pattern. Land management don turn di main work of di aristocracy, not because direct control by di imperial family or central government don reduce but because of strong family unity and lack of sense of Japan as one single nation. 