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What Was the "Major Incident that Shook Edo" that Led to Tanuma Okitsugu's Unprecedented Rise to Fame?

Tanuma Okitsugu's father, Okitsugu, who became a senior councilor in the Tokugawa Shogunate, served the eighth Shogun, Tokugawa Yoshimune, as a page and then a Shogunate vassal (Hatamoto). His son, Okitsugu, began his career as a page to Yoshimune's successor, Tokugawa Ieshige (1734).See the Story

Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo

Was the Edict for Compassion for Living Things Necessary for the Japanese? a New Assessment of the "Evil Law" that Corrected Ethics

When talking about Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, the first thing that comes to mind is the Edict to Show Compassion for Living Things and the resulting nickname "Inu Koubou" (Dog Shogun). Dogs are important, and sometimes take precedence over people. Tsunayoshi is often criticized as if he had gone mad, but recently there has been a re-examination of the law, suggesting that far from being a bad law, it may have actually advanced Japanese ethics in a pos…Read Article

Paris, France · Paris

Madame De Stael's Actions Are Amazing - She Stormed Into Napoleon's Bathroom and Got Rejected.

July 14, 1817 is the day that Anne Louise Germaine de Stael died. She was a female writer and critic known as Madame de Stael, and was a rare female intellectual at the time. Even those who chose world history in high school may have the impression that "for a name that's so long, she doesn't leave much of an impression on me...". In fact, she hardly appears in history textbooks, but that's a shame! She was quite a strong character, and she was …Read Article

The Life of Oda Hidenobu, Also Known as Sanboshi, Who Was Supported by Hideyoshi - How Did Nobunaga's Eldest Grandson Live After the Kiyosu Conference?

Who is the father of Oda Nobunaga, who became famous through the historical drama "Kirin ga Kuru"? Yes, it is "Oda Nobuhide". Many people are still impressed by Takahashi Katsunori's excellent performance. Oda Nobuhide image illustration (drawn by Koku Hiro) But do you know "Oda Hidenobu"? This person is somewhat confusing, as the "hide" and "nobu" are in the opposite positions to Oda Nobuhide. Oda Nobuhide (Nobunaga's father) Oda Hidenobu (Nob…Gifu, Japan · Gifu Read Article

Read About the Kamakura Period (Kamakura Shogunate) in One Go! a Digest Version of the Flow From Its Establishment to Its Downfall

July 12, 1192 (3rd year of Kenkyu) is the day that Minamoto no Yoritomo was appointed Shogun. Was it "Iikuni" in 1192? Or was it "Iibako" in 1185 when Shugojito was established? Although there is some debate, it was the beginning of the Kamakura period (Kamakura Shogunate), a time of warriors. In terms of historical division, it is the "Middle Ages" together with the Muromachi period [1338-1573], but what is the Middle Ages? This is a concept ba…Kamakura · Kamakura Read Article

Were the Kyoho Reforms a Failure or a Success? a Look at Yoshimune's Skills, Including the Suggestion Box and Rice Policy

Ever since the time of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the Edo Shogunate had worked hard for generations to establish a foolproof system. As a result, they continued to rule for around 260 years, but it wasn't always easy along the way. When public opinion and the economic system change, the social system inevitably changes as well. This was a time when damage from disasters and natural disasters had accumulated, so the only thing they could do was to wield th…Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo Read Article

Was Ryoi Suminokura, a Wealthy Merchant of the Sengoku and Edo Periods, a Man of Virtue? He Invested His Personal Fortune in River Projects in Kyoto

What kind of image comes to mind when you hear the name Suminokura Ryoi? This is a question that many Kyoto residents can answer right away. He was a wealthy merchant who prospered greatly from the Sengoku period to the Edo period, and was also a man involved in Kyoto's river projects. From the Oigawa (upstream of the Katsura River) to the Kamogawa River and the Takasegawa River, he devoted himself to flood control projects on rivers in and arou…Kyoto · Kyoto Read Article

Catherine Parr, the Last Wife of the “British Divorce King” and the Sixth Queen, Was a Very Capable Woman

On July 12, 1543, King Henry VIII of England married his last wife, Catherine Parr. The title "last wife" sounds like a drama of pure love, but it's not such a beautiful story. Before Catherine, Henry VIII had treated five wives cruelly and divorced them. What kind of treatment did he give them? Well, here's what happened. 1. Catherine of Aragon A Spanish princess, she was originally the wife of Henry VIII's older brother, Arthur. Catherine of A…England · England Read Article

Was Tadamune Date (the Eldest Son of Masamune), the Heir to the Date Clan, a Capable Son? the Achievements of the Second Head of the Sendai Clan

There is a theory in history that says that the second generation of a samurai family is unimpressive. Tokugawa Ieyasu → Tokugawa Hidetada is generally known, Ashikaga Takauji → [　? 　] Minamoto no Yoritomo → [　? 　] I thought that only history fans and exam candidates could answer immediately, but recently, due to the influence of the historical drama "The 13 Lords of the Kamakura", it seems that Yoritomo's successor will come to mind immediate…Sendai · Sendai Read Article

"Berabou" Matsumoto Hidemochi (Yoshizawa Yu) Is a Key Figure in Ezo Policy. Will He Be the Catalyst for the Shogunate and Ikenori?

Speaking of Tanuma Okitsugu's aides in the historical drama "Berabou"? Many people may think of his eldest son Tanuma Okitsugu (played by Miyazawa Hio) and Miura Shoji (played by Harada Taizo), who is always involved in the conspiracies. However, the financial magistrate who was indispensable for Okitsugu to actually move politics also appears in the drama. His name is Matsumoto Hidemochi. In the drama, he is played by Yoshizawa Yu, and in the 2…Japan · Japan Read Article

The Life of Tosa's Sengoku Lord, Chosokabe Motochika - He Achieved the Unification of Shikoku but Died in Despair

July 11, 1599 (May 19, 4th year of the Keicho era) is the anniversary of Chosokabe Motochika's death. When he inherited the family headship, Motochika was merely a feudal lord in Tosa Province, but in just one generation he unified almost all of Shikoku. His achievements are enough to make one want to compare him to Mori Motonari and Takeda Shingen, but his name does not seem to be as well known in later generations. Why on earth was this? Let's…Kochi · Kochi Read Article

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What Was the "Major Incident that Shook Edo" that Led to Tanuma Okitsugu's Unprecedented Rise to Fame?

Was the Edict for Compassion for Living Things Necessary for the Japanese? a New Assessment of the "Evil Law" that Corrected Ethics

Madame De Stael's Actions Are Amazing - She Stormed Into Napoleon's Bathroom and Got Rejected.

The Life of Oda Hidenobu, Also Known as Sanboshi, Who Was Supported by Hideyoshi - How Did Nobunaga's Eldest Grandson Live After the Kiyosu Conference?

Read About the Kamakura Period (Kamakura Shogunate) in One Go! a Digest Version of the Flow From Its Establishment to Its Downfall

Were the Kyoho Reforms a Failure or a Success? a Look at Yoshimune's Skills, Including the Suggestion Box and Rice Policy

Was Ryoi Suminokura, a Wealthy Merchant of the Sengoku and Edo Periods, a Man of Virtue? He Invested His Personal Fortune in River Projects in Kyoto

Catherine Parr, the Last Wife of the “British Divorce King” and the Sixth Queen, Was a Very Capable Woman

Was Tadamune Date (the Eldest Son of Masamune), the Heir to the Date Clan, a Capable Son? the Achievements of the Second Head of the Sendai Clan

"Berabou" Matsumoto Hidemochi (Yoshizawa Yu) Is a Key Figure in Ezo Policy. Will He Be the Catalyst for the Shogunate and Ikenori?

The Life of Tosa's Sengoku Lord, Chosokabe Motochika - He Achieved the Unification of Shikoku but Died in Despair

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