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| − | * 1583/4/24 [[Shibata Katsuie]] and [[Oichi]] | + | * 1583/4/24 [[Shibata Katsuie]] and [[Oichi]] commit suicide at [[Kitanoshô castle]]. |
*Missionary [[Luis de Almeida]] dies (b. [[1525]]). | *Missionary [[Luis de Almeida]] dies (b. [[1525]]). | ||
*[[Hayashi Razan]] is born (d. [[1657]]). | *[[Hayashi Razan]] is born (d. [[1657]]). | ||
Latest revision as of 04:56, 2 May 2011
Tenshô 11 (天正十一年)
Timeline of 1583
- 1583/4/21 Battle of Shizugatake
- 1583/4/27 Maeda Toshiie makes a bloodless entry into Kanazawa.
- 1583/4/28 Toyotomi Hideyoshi enters Kanazawa, confirms Maeda Toshiie in his holdings in Noto, and grants him two holdings in Kaga province, nearly doubling the Maeda lands.
- 1583/9/1 Construction of Osaka castle is started.
Other Events of 1583
- King Shô Ei of Ryûkyû is formally presented with Miyako-jôfu textiles. Records of this event are the earliest extant records of this particular textile art.
- Italian Jesuit artist Giovanni Niccolo arrives in Japan, dispatched by Rome to train Japanese artists in the creation of Christian devotional paintings.
- Matteo Ricci founds the first Jesuit mission in China.
Births and Deaths
- 1583/4/24 Shibata Katsuie and Oichi commit suicide at Kitanoshô castle.
- Missionary Luis de Almeida dies (b. 1525).
- Hayashi Razan is born (d. 1657).
- Ishikawa Jôzan is born (d. 1672).
- Nakagawa Kiyohide dies.
- Sakuma Morimasa is captured at Shizugatake and later executed.
- Shibata Katsumasa is killed at Shizugatake.
- Shibata Katsuhisa is killed at Shizugatake.
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1583 | Following Year 1584 |
