This right over here is a picture of the Mongols shooting arrows at a samurai warrior. Now one of the key factors that keeps Kublai Khan from taking over Japan is on two different occasions, as they send their boats from what we now consider to be Korea to Japan, they encounter significant storms that destroy most of the boats. And so the Mongols, who are able to get to land, are significantly depleted, and they're pushed back by the samurai warriors. Now the Kamakura period continues on until 1333, when there is a brief, only a few years, restoration of the power of the emperor. But a few years after that, another shogun comes to power, and that is Ashikaga Takauji. And this is the beginning now of the Muromachi period. The Muromachi period is often known as the Ashikaga period, or the Ashikaga shogunate, but it's named Muromachi for the district of Kyoto at which it had its capital.