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The Meiji government needed Enomoto who was educated in Europe and had knowlidges of the International laws. Enomoto was first hired to the Ezo Development Commission and later became Minister communication and Minister of Education. | The Meiji government needed Enomoto who was educated in Europe and had knowlidges of the International laws. Enomoto was first hired to the Ezo Development Commission and later became Minister communication and Minister of Education. | ||
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Revision as of 06:19, 9 May 2007
- Born: 1836
- Died: 1877
- Titles: Navy vice president, President of Ezo Repbulic, Viscount.
- Other name: Enomoto Kamajiro
- Japanese:榎本武揚(Enomoto Takeaki)
Enomoto was born as a son of Gokenin. After 6 years of studying in the Netherland, he returned to Japan and became vice president of the Shogunate Navy.
1868/4/11, When Edo castle surrendered to the Imperial troops, Enomoto and Bakufu loyalists escaped Edo with 8 fleets and headed to North.
10/25, they occupied Goryokaku fort in Hakodate. 1969/1, Enomoto was elected to be the president of so-called "Ezo Republic". The republic lasted only 5 months. 1969/5/17, Goryokaku surrendered to the Imperial troops.
Enomoto spent 2 years in a jail. The Meiji government needed Enomoto who was educated in Europe and had knowlidges of the International laws. Enomoto was first hired to the Ezo Development Commission and later became Minister communication and Minister of Education.
References
- Shinsengumi 100 Wa Suzuki Toru
