US EditionWas the Messiness of the Kogo Incident (Inada Riot) Caused by Hideyoshi and Koroku's Fuzzy Judgment?
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Was the Messiness of the Kogo Incident (Inada Riot) Caused by Hideyoshi and Koroku's Fuzzy Judgment?
August 8th, 1846 (Koka 3) was the birth day of Hachisuka Mochiaki. He was the last lord of the Tokushima domain, which was involved in the Kogo Incident (Inada Disturbance) that occurred in 1870 (Meiji 3). Given the turmoil of the late Edo and Meiji periods, if you thought it had something to do with the Boshin War, you'd be half right. The other half is that the cause could be traced back to the Sengoku period, which is a bit of a complicated e…
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