A Study of Political History on Kan-in Palace

12世纪后期，平氏家族作为唯一的军事机构（“武士府”）成立，负责国家的军事和警察事务，这一职位在内乱后移交给了镰仓幕府。这个“勇士之家”的身份要求它是主权的保护者，它的实际形式是在皇帝居住的皇宫里建立一个安全部队。从平安时代初期作为保护皇宫的力量而被任命的泷口武士来看，平氏家族的成员开始成为办公室中引人注目的存在，他们拥有推荐泷口职位的权力，而平氏家族的私人封臣则担任泷口武士。与此同时，在高仓天皇即位后，通过平氏家族和隐居的高白川天皇的合作，建立了由从其他地区来到京都的武士组成的皇宫保安部队，并由镰仓幕府继承。高仓健大部分时间都住在观音宫中，四周四个方向的三个街区形成了一个权威的空间，就像被墙包围的大皇宫一样，皇宫保安部队对这个空间进行监督。随后，当大宫苑内的主围墙被摧毁时，kanin宫殿成为主要的皇家住所，并被使用了90年，跨越了10代。kanin宫殿的这些特征使其成为一个明显表明王座与“勇士之家”之间关系的空间。

In the late 12th century, the Taira clan was established as the only military institution ("Warrior House") responsible for the state's military and police affairs, and this position was passed over to the Kamakura Shogunate after civil unrest. The identity of this "Warrior House" requires it to be a protector of sovereignty, and its actual form is shown by the creation of a security force in the imperial palace where the emperor resided. Looking at the Takiguchi warriors appointed at the start of the Heian Period as a force for protecting the imperial palace, members of the Taira clan began to become a conspicuous presence in the office with authority for recommending Takiguchi positions, and private vassals of the Taira clan served as Takiguchi warriors. Meanwhile, the imperial palace security force made up of warriors that came to Kyoto from other areas was established when the Takakura emperor ascended through the cooperation of the Taira clan and the cloistered emperor Goshirakawa, and this was succeeded by the Kamakura Shogunate. Takakura spent most of his time in the Kan-in palace and the surrounding three blocks in all four directions formed a space of authority likened to the great palace enclosure surrounded by a wall and the imperial palace security force policed this space. Subsequently, when the main enclosure within the great palace enclosure was destroyed, the Kan-in palace became the main imperial residence and was used for a period of 90 years spanning 10 generations. These characteristics of the Kan-in palace make it a space that visibly indicates the relationship between the throne and the "Warrior House".