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*''Established: [[1642]]''
*''Abolished: [[1670]]''
*''Japanese'': 長崎探題職 ''(Nagasaki tandai shoku)''
The Nagasaki ''tandai shoku'' was an official assigned by the [[Tokugawa shogunate]] to work with the [[Nagasaki bugyo|Nagasaki ''bugyô'']] to coordinate the defense of the port of [[Nagasaki]]. Most, if not all, of those assigned to this position were ''daimyô'' of domains in Western Japan.
The first to be assigned to the then-unnamed post was [[Matsudaira Tadaaki]] of [[Himeji han]] in [[1642]]. He was succeeded shortly afterwards by [[Matsudaira Sadayuki]] of [[Iyo Matsuyama han]], who was succeeded in turn by his son, [[Matsudaira Sadayori]]. [[Ogasawara Tadazane]] of [[Kokura han]] and [[Okubo Tadamoto|Ôkubo Tadamoto]] of [[Karatsu han]] were the final two to hold the position, which was abolished upon Tadamoto's death in 1670.
==References==
*Wilson, Noell. "Tokugawa Defense Redux: Organizational Failure in the ''Phaeton'' Incident of 1808." ''Journal of Japanese Studies'' 36:1 (Winter 2010). pp1-32.
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*''Abolished: [[1670]]''
*''Japanese'': 長崎探題職 ''(Nagasaki tandai shoku)''
The Nagasaki ''tandai shoku'' was an official assigned by the [[Tokugawa shogunate]] to work with the [[Nagasaki bugyo|Nagasaki ''bugyô'']] to coordinate the defense of the port of [[Nagasaki]]. Most, if not all, of those assigned to this position were ''daimyô'' of domains in Western Japan.
The first to be assigned to the then-unnamed post was [[Matsudaira Tadaaki]] of [[Himeji han]] in [[1642]]. He was succeeded shortly afterwards by [[Matsudaira Sadayuki]] of [[Iyo Matsuyama han]], who was succeeded in turn by his son, [[Matsudaira Sadayori]]. [[Ogasawara Tadazane]] of [[Kokura han]] and [[Okubo Tadamoto|Ôkubo Tadamoto]] of [[Karatsu han]] were the final two to hold the position, which was abolished upon Tadamoto's death in 1670.
==References==
*Wilson, Noell. "Tokugawa Defense Redux: Organizational Failure in the ''Phaeton'' Incident of 1808." ''Journal of Japanese Studies'' 36:1 (Winter 2010). pp1-32.
[[Category:Edo Period]]
[[Category:Ranks and Titles]]
