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Why did the Saga Rebellion occur and how was it suppressed? In the end, the heads of Eto and Shima were displayed.
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February 1, 1874 (Meiji 7) is the day the Saga Rebellion broke out. It was one of many rebellions by disgruntled samurai in the early Meiji period - but there is another important point to note about this rebellion - "for and against the Seikanron (proposition to conquer Korea)." Eto Shinpei / National Diet Library collection A summary of the samurai rebellions in the early Meiji period If we were to put together events in chronological order …
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