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==Other Events of 1763== | ==Other Events of 1763== | ||
*[[Asano Shigeakira]] succeeds [[Asano Munetsune]] as daimyô of [[Hiroshima han]]. | *[[Asano Shigeakira]] succeeds [[Asano Munetsune]] as daimyô of [[Hiroshima han]]. | ||
| + | *''Bakufu'' imposes a ban on the export of [[silver]] via [[Nagasaki]]. | ||
*[[Hiraga Gennai]]'s ''[[Nenashigusa]]'' is published. | *[[Hiraga Gennai]]'s ''[[Nenashigusa]]'' is published. | ||
*''[[Jayanagi]]'', one of the ''[[Kabuki Juhachiban|Kabuki Jûhachiban]]'', is debuted. | *''[[Jayanagi]]'', one of the ''[[Kabuki Juhachiban|Kabuki Jûhachiban]]'', is debuted. | ||
Revision as of 17:42, 9 July 2014
Hôreki 13 (宝暦十三年)
Timeline of 1763
- 1763/8/3 (Korean calendar) Korean embassy departs from Seoul for Edo.
- 1763/9 (Kor.) Korean embassy arrives in Pusan.
- 1763/10/6 (Kor.) After roughly one month waiting for favorable winds, the Korean embassy sets sail for Japan.
- 1763/12/27 (Kor.) After stopping in Tsushima and several other islands, the Korean embassy arrives at Akamaseki on Honshû.
Other Events of 1763
- Asano Shigeakira succeeds Asano Munetsune as daimyô of Hiroshima han.
- Bakufu imposes a ban on the export of silver via Nagasaki.
- Hiraga Gennai's Nenashigusa is published.
- Jayanagi, one of the Kabuki Jûhachiban, is debuted.
Births and Deaths
- Kobayashi Issa is born (d. 1827).
- Artist Tani Bunchô is born (d. 1841).
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