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| * 1614/4 Christians march in [[Hizen province]] | | * 1614/4 Christians march in [[Hizen province]] |
| * 1614/6 Christian riot in Kyoto | | * 1614/6 Christian riot in Kyoto |
− | * 1614/11/15 The [[Osaka Winter Campaign]] begins. | + | * 1614/8 (Sept) The ''[[Clove]]'', captained by [[John Saris]], arrives at Plymouth, on the return from Japan. |
| + | * 1614/11/15 The [[Osaka Winter Campaign]] begins, as Tokugawa forces take positions on hills surrounding [[Osaka]]. |
| + | * 1614/11/19 Tokugawa forces begin attacking Toyotomi-loyal positions, and are victorious in the [[battle of Kizugawa]] and elsewhere, but are stopped at the defenses of Osaka proper. |
| + | * 1614/11/20 (Dec 20) John Saris sells [[lacquerware]] he acquired in Japan; this is the first art auction in British history. |
| + | * 1614/12/16 Tokugawa forces begin their assault on [[Osaka castle]]. |
| + | * 1614/12/23 Christianity bans issued. Expulsion of missionaries. Christian church in Nagasaki closed. |
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| ==Other Events of 1614== | | ==Other Events of 1614== |
| + | * [[William Adams]] calls at [[Naha]] on his way to Siam, along with [[Richard Wickham]]. In violation of the stipulations of the ''[[shuinsen]]'' system, the Ryukyuan port refuses to refit the ship or to supply it; the English [[factor]], [[Richard Cocks]], later complains to [[Shimazu Iehisa]]. |
| * The construction of [[Edo Castle]] is largely completed. | | * The construction of [[Edo Castle]] is largely completed. |
− | * Christianity bans issued. Christian church in Nagasaki closed. | + | *Richard Cocks petitions the shogunate for permission for the [[British East India Company]] to trade with [[Kingdom of Ryukyu|Ryûkyû]]. |
− | * [[Takayama Ukon]] and others flee to Macao and Manila. | + | * [[Sho Ho|Prince Sashiki Chôshô]] journeys to [[Satsuma han|Satsuma]], where he is to be a political hostage. |
| + | * [[Takayama Ukon]] and around 150-300 others flee to Macao and Manila. |
| * [[Maeda Matsu]] returns to [[Kanazawa]] from Edo. | | * [[Maeda Matsu]] returns to [[Kanazawa]] from Edo. |
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| * 1614/1/18 [[Mogami Yoshiaki]] dies.([[Yamagata han]]) | | * 1614/1/18 [[Mogami Yoshiaki]] dies.([[Yamagata han]]) |
| * 1614/5/20 [[Maeda Toshinaga]] dies.([[Kaga han]]) | | * 1614/5/20 [[Maeda Toshinaga]] dies.([[Kaga han]]) |
| + | * 1614/7/12 [[Suminokura Ryoi|Suminokura Ryôi]] dies (b. [[1554]]). |
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