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*[[Hoshino Masao]], lord of [[Takato han|Takatô]], dies (b. 1542). | *[[Hoshino Masao]], lord of [[Takato han|Takatô]], dies (b. 1542). | ||
| + | *Painter [[Kano Soshu|Kanô Sôshû]] dies (b. [[1551]]). | ||
*[[Kikkawa Hiromasa]] is born (d. 1666). | *[[Kikkawa Hiromasa]] is born (d. 1666). | ||
*[[Kobayakawa Hidekane]], Toyotomi retainer, dies (b. 1566). | *[[Kobayakawa Hidekane]], Toyotomi retainer, dies (b. 1566). | ||
Revision as of 03:44, 2 May 2011
Keichô 6 (慶長六年)
Timeline of 1601
- 1601/1 The fifty-three stations of the Tôkaidô are decided.
Other Events
- Keichô koban and other currency are minted at Fushimi.
- Kôdai-in, widow of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, retires to Kyoto.
- Plans begin for the construction of Nijô castle (actual construction begins the following year).
- Revolt of former Chôsokabe clan retainers in Tosa province is pacified.
- Tokugawa Ieyasu replies to a missive from Nguyen Hoang of southern Viet Nam, establishing the first diplomatic relations between the two states.
- Ueda han in Shinano province is turned over to the Sanada clan.
- Uesugi clan is moved to Yonezawa han.
- Yagyû Munenori becomes the formal kenjutsu instructor of Tokugawa Hidetada.
Births and Deaths
- Hoshino Masao, lord of Takatô, dies (b. 1542).
- Painter Kanô Sôshû dies (b. 1551).
- Kikkawa Hiromasa is born (d. 1666).
- Kobayakawa Hidekane, Toyotomi retainer, dies (b. 1566).
- Sôma Moritane of Mutsu province dies (b. 1529).
- Wakabe Mitsuyoshi, lord of Iga, dies (b. 1552).
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