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==Timeline of 1852==
 
==Timeline of 1852==
 
*1852/6/7 A fire starts at [[Dairinji]] and soon spreads, destroying 280 buildings in [[Furuichi]], near [[Ise]].
 
*1852/6/7 A fire starts at [[Dairinji]] and soon spreads, destroying 280 buildings in [[Furuichi]], near [[Ise]].
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*1852/6/24 The Russian ship ''[[Mentchikof]]'' comes to [[Shimoda]] and tries to deliver a number of castaways, but is turned away by [[Nirayama daikan]] [[Egawa Tarozaemon]], who refuses to accept the castaways.
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*1852/6/29 The Russian ship ''Mentchikof'' deposits a number of castaways in [[Izu province]] and departs.
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*1852/7/22 A storm causes flooding and much damage in Kyoto and surrounding regions.
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*1852/10/13 An American squadron commanded by [[Commodore Matthew Perry]] departs Norfolk, Virginia, bound for [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryûkyû]] and Japan.
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*1852/11/1-5 Commodore Perry's fleet spends time in the Madeira Islands in the eastern Atlantic, before turning south along the western coast of Africa.
  
 
==Other Events of 1852==
 
==Other Events of 1852==
 
*[[Bernard Bettelheim]] produces the first translation of the Bible into the [[Okinawan language]].
 
*[[Bernard Bettelheim]] produces the first translation of the Bible into the [[Okinawan language]].
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*King Mongkut (Rama IV) sends a [[tribute]] mission to China in conjunction with his succession to the throne the previous year. This is the final Siamese tribute mission to ever be sent to China.
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*[[Matsudaira Katamori]] succeeds [[Matsudaira Katataka]] to become lord of [[Aizu domain]].
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*[[Mori Motochika|Môri Motochika]] succeeds [[Mori Motoyuki|Môri Motoyuki]] to become lord of [[Chofu domain|Chôfu domain]].
  
 
===Births and Deaths===
 
===Births and Deaths===
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*1852/1/19 [[Nagamine Sokyo|Nagamine Sôkyô]]<!--長嶺宗恭-->, Ryukyuan court painter, is born (d. 1932).
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*1852/1/27 [[Konoe Tomoko]] dies.
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*1852/2/18 Sculptor [[Takamura Koun|Takamura Kôun]] is born (d. 1934).
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*1852/int.2/3 [[Matsudaira Katataka]], lord of [[Aizu domain]], dies.
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*1852/int.2/27 [[Mori Motoyuki|Môri Motoyuki]], lord of [[Chofu han|Chôfu han]], dies.
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*1852/6/17 [[Sanada Yukitsura]] dies.
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*1852/6/17 [[Imperial Princess Yoriko]] dies.
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*1852/8/21 [[Prince Soncho|Prince Sonchô]], ''monshu'' of [[Chion-in]]<!--son of Prince Arisugawanomiya Osahito--> dies.
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*1852/9/1 [[Matsudaira Chokichiro|Matsudaira Chôkichirô]], the 12th son of Shogun [[Tokugawa Ieyoshi]], is born (d. [[1853]]).
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*1852/9/22 An imperial prince is born who will later become [[Emperor Meiji]].
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*1852/10/6 [[Narabayashi Soken|Narabayashi Sôken]] dies.
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*1852/11/21 [[Zeniya Gohei]] dies in prison.
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*[[Josiah Conder]] is born (d. 1920).
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*[[Gojong]], the last king of [[Joseon|Korea]], is born (d. 1919).
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*Artist [[Kawamura Kiyoo]] is born (d. 1934).
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*[[Kodama Gentaro|Kodama Gentarô]], 4th [[Governor-General of Taiwan]], is born (d. [[1906]]).
 
*Artist [[Kubota Beisen]] is born (d. [[1906]]).
 
*Artist [[Kubota Beisen]] is born (d. [[1906]]).
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*[[Kuki Ryuichi|Kuki Ryûichi]] is born (d. 1931).
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*[[Min Yeongjun]] is born (d. 1935).
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Latest revision as of 22:19, 5 December 2019

Kaei 5 (嘉永五年)

Timeline of 1852

  • 1852/6/7 A fire starts at Dairinji and soon spreads, destroying 280 buildings in Furuichi, near Ise.
  • 1852/6/24 The Russian ship Mentchikof comes to Shimoda and tries to deliver a number of castaways, but is turned away by Nirayama daikan Egawa Tarozaemon, who refuses to accept the castaways.
  • 1852/6/29 The Russian ship Mentchikof deposits a number of castaways in Izu province and departs.
  • 1852/7/22 A storm causes flooding and much damage in Kyoto and surrounding regions.
  • 1852/10/13 An American squadron commanded by Commodore Matthew Perry departs Norfolk, Virginia, bound for Ryûkyû and Japan.
  • 1852/11/1-5 Commodore Perry's fleet spends time in the Madeira Islands in the eastern Atlantic, before turning south along the western coast of Africa.

Other Events of 1852

Births and Deaths


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