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*1803/7/29 [[Enmei-in]] Chief priest [[Nichidô]] gets executed. | *1803/7/29 [[Enmei-in]] Chief priest [[Nichidô]] gets executed. | ||
*1803/10/1 [[Miharayama]] erupts. | *1803/10/1 [[Miharayama]] erupts. | ||
| − | *1803/10/9 [[Nisshinkan]] school opens in [[Aizu han|Aizu]]. | + | *1803/10/9 [[Nisshinkan (Aizu)|Nisshinkan]] school opens in [[Aizu han|Aizu]]. |
*1803/12/12 [[Matsudaira Nobuakira]] resigns [[Rôju]]. | *1803/12/12 [[Matsudaira Nobuakira]] resigns [[Rôju]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 18 July 2014
Kyôwa 3 (享和三年)
Timeline of 1803
- 1803/2 Direct petition by 3800 farmers in Nanbu han.
- 1803/2/6 Ogasawara Sôdô
- 1803/3/21 Direct petition in Bakufu territory in Shinano province.
- 1803/4/3 Big fire in Kôfu.
- 1803/5 Bakufu orders Chôkaisho to aid chicken pox patients.
- 1803/7/8 American ship enters Nagasaki, Bakufu refuse to trade.
- 1803/7/24 Bengal ship enters Nagasaki, Bakufu refuse to trade.
- 1803/7/29 Enmei-in Chief priest Nichidô gets executed.
- 1803/10/1 Miharayama erupts.
- 1803/10/9 Nisshinkan school opens in Aizu.
- 1803/12/12 Matsudaira Nobuakira resigns Rôju.
Other Events of 1803
- Enmeiin Affair - a former actor uses a secret room at the Enmeiin Nichiren temple to seduce women from the shogun's household.
- Shô On is succeeded by Shô Sei as king of the Ryûkyû Kingdom.
- Shô Sei is succeeded by Shô Kô.
- The US seeks to import a camel into Japan, but is denied access to the country under kaikin (maritime restrictions) policies.
- Yaozen opens in Edo.
Births and Deaths
- Mercator Cooper is born (d. 1872).
- Maeno Ryôtaku dies (b. 1723).
- King Shô Sei of the Ryûkyû Kingdom dies.
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