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*Paper money, and trading in futures, first begins to develop, in connection with the activities of the [[Dojima Rice Exchange|Dôjima Rice Exchange]]. | *Paper money, and trading in futures, first begins to develop, in connection with the activities of the [[Dojima Rice Exchange|Dôjima Rice Exchange]]. | ||
*[[Gion Nankai]] is pardoned, and is allowed to return to his family's ''han'', from which he had been exiled 10 years prior. | *[[Gion Nankai]] is pardoned, and is allowed to return to his family's ''han'', from which he had been exiled 10 years prior. | ||
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| + | *[[Todo Takaharu|Tôdô Takaharu]], daimyô of [[Tsu han]], is born (d. [[1735]]). | ||
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Revision as of 00:19, 13 December 2011
Hôei 7 (宝永七年)
Timeline of 1710
- 1710/3/3 Arai Hakuseki borrows the records of previous Ryukyuan embassies.
- 1710/8/10 Emperor Nakamikado takes the throne.
- 1710/int.8/26 Ryukyuan embassy departs Kagoshima.
- 1710/11/11 Ryukyuan embassy arrives in Edo.
- 1710/11/18,21,23 Ryukyuan embassy meets with Shogun or shogunal officials at Edo castle.
- 1710/12/18 Ryukyuan embassy departs Edo.
Other Events of 1710
- The buke shohatto is repromulgated.
- Paper money, and trading in futures, first begins to develop, in connection with the activities of the Dôjima Rice Exchange.
- Gion Nankai is pardoned, and is allowed to return to his family's han, from which he had been exiled 10 years prior.
Births and Deaths
- Tôdô Takaharu, daimyô of Tsu han, is born (d. 1735).
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