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==Other Events of 1767== | ==Other Events of 1767== | ||
| + | *The Siamese kingdom of [[Ayutthaya]] falls to Burmese invasion. The capital city of Ayutthaya is destroyed. | ||
*Entertainers begin to regularly perform at [[Edobashi]]. | *Entertainers begin to regularly perform at [[Edobashi]]. | ||
*[[Osaka]] [[bunraku]] theatre [[Takemoto-za]] closes. | *[[Osaka]] [[bunraku]] theatre [[Takemoto-za]] closes. | ||
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*Painter [[Ishizaki Yushi|Ishizaki Yûshi]] is born. | *Painter [[Ishizaki Yushi|Ishizaki Yûshi]] is born. | ||
*[[Takizawa Bakin]] is born (d. [[1848]]). | *[[Takizawa Bakin]] is born (d. [[1848]]). | ||
| − | *Ryukyuan painter [[ | + | *Ryukyuan painter [[In Genryo|In Genryô]] dies (b. [[1718]]). |
Latest revision as of 07:55, 28 November 2019
Meiwa 4 (明和四年)
Timeline of 1767
- 1767/7 Tanuma Okitsugu becomes Tairô.
- 1767/7 A group of castaways from Mito han stranded in Vietnam since 1765/11 return to Japan, arriving in Nagasaki on a Vietnamese junk.
- 1767/8 Meiwa Incident - Pro-Imperialist rebels involved in the 1758 Hôreki Incident plot to seize Edo. They are arrested, two being executed, one more exiled.
Other Events of 1767
- The Siamese kingdom of Ayutthaya falls to Burmese invasion. The capital city of Ayutthaya is destroyed.
- Entertainers begin to regularly perform at Edobashi.
- Osaka bunraku theatre Takemoto-za closes.
Births and Deaths
- Meiwa Incident - Fujii Naoaki and Yamagata Daini are executed.
- Painter Ishizaki Yûshi is born.
- Takizawa Bakin is born (d. 1848).
- Ryukyuan painter In Genryô dies (b. 1718).
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