...d for a time; an official survey performed by an agent of the ''[[Nagasaki bugyo|Nagasaki bugyô]]'' in [[1772]] found that the domain's effective net incom
Following the opening of [[Hakodate]], [[Yokohama]], and Nagasaki as [[treaty ports]] in [[1859]]-[[1860]], Tsu
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...shogunal representatives called ''[[Shoshi-dai]]'' in Kyoto and ''[[Machi bugyo|Machi bugyô]]'' in the other cities. [[Nara]], [[Sunpu]], [[Nikko|Nikkô]]
.... The [[Convention of Kanagawa]] signed at that time opened the ports of [[Hakodate]] and [[Shimoda]] to American ships, obligated the Japanese authorities to
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- 首里那覇港図屏風 (Oki Pref Mus) - depicts Zaiban bugyo parading up to Shuri castle. Purchased by a Mr. Yamaguchi from Niigata, pur
...hought still had some currency as late as the 1850s - in 1856, Osaka Machi Bugyo Sasaki Akinobu ordered Isshin Ikko 一心一向 worship banned throughout t
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