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==Other Events of 1812== | ==Other Events of 1812== | ||
| + | *[[John Jacob Astor]] receives permission to send trading ships to China; among those aboard his ship is the first documented Chinese individual in New York. | ||
*[[Hokusai]] travels the [[Tokaido|Tôkaidô]] for the first time. | *[[Hokusai]] travels the [[Tokaido|Tôkaidô]] for the first time. | ||
*The [[Yoshiwara]] burns down. | *The [[Yoshiwara]] burns down. | ||
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*[[Ichikawa Kodanji IV]] is born (d. [[1866]]). | *[[Ichikawa Kodanji IV]] is born (d. [[1866]]). | ||
*''[[Ukiyo-e]]'' artist [[Katsukawa Shunko|Katsukawa Shunkô]] dies (b. [[1743]]). | *''[[Ukiyo-e]]'' artist [[Katsukawa Shunko|Katsukawa Shunkô]] dies (b. [[1743]]). | ||
| + | *[[Okada Gyokuzan]] dies (b. [[1737]]). | ||
*[[Segawa Kikunojo IV|Segawa Kikunojô IV]] dies (b. [[1782]]). | *[[Segawa Kikunojo IV|Segawa Kikunojô IV]] dies (b. [[1782]]). | ||
*[[Isaac Titsingh]] dies (b. [[1745]]). | *[[Isaac Titsingh]] dies (b. [[1745]]). | ||
Latest revision as of 09:17, 10 January 2020
Bunka 9 (文化九年)
Timeline of 1812
- 1812/4/1 Shiba Kôkan holds a farewell party as he puts his house up for sale and departs Edo for Kyoto.
- 1812/Summer Shiba Kôkan returns from Kyoto and establishes himself in Kamakura, as a disciple of the Zen monk Seisetsu.
Other Events of 1812
- John Jacob Astor receives permission to send trading ships to China; among those aboard his ship is the first documented Chinese individual in New York.
- Hokusai travels the Tôkaidô for the first time.
- The Yoshiwara burns down.
Births and Deaths
- Date Chikamune, daimyô of Sendai han, dies (b. 1796).
- Ichikawa Kodanji IV is born (d. 1866).
- Ukiyo-e artist Katsukawa Shunkô dies (b. 1743).
- Okada Gyokuzan dies (b. 1737).
- Segawa Kikunojô IV dies (b. 1782).
- Isaac Titsingh dies (b. 1745).
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