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[[File:Abe-masayoshi-grave.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Grave of Abe Masayoshi in [[Yanaka Cemetery]], Tokyo]]
*''Born: [[1700]]''
*''Died: [[1769]]''
*''Japanese'': [[阿部]] 正福 ''(Abe Masayoshi)''
*''Japanese'': [[阿部]] 正福 ''(Abe Masayoshi)''
Abe Masayoshi was the second [[Abe clan]] lord of [[Fukuyama han]]. He was succeeded by [[Abe Masasuke]].
Abe Masayoshi was the second [[Abe clan]] lord of [[Fukuyama han]]. He served for a time as ''[[Osaka jodai|Osaka jôdai]]''.
His second-born son, [[Sakai Tadao (d. 1765)|Tadao]], was adopted by the ''[[hatamoto]]'' [[Sakai Tadaoka]], while his fourth son, [[Abe Masaoki]], was adopted by [[Abe Masatane]], lord of [[Sanuki han]].
Masayoshi was the fourth son of [[Abe Masakuni]]. He succeeded his father to become lord of Fukuyama in [[1715]], around age 16.
Masayoshi continued his father's efforts to establish policies and administrative structures for the domain, and to continue to advance a healthy economy. However, he faced a number of problems including peasant uprisings, floods, famine, and heavy financial and labor obligations imposed by the shogunate.
After ruling Fukuyama for 34 years, Masayoshi retired in favor of his son [[Abe Masasuke]]. His son [[Sakai Tadao (d. 1765)|Tadao]] was adopted by the ''[[hatamoto]]'' [[Sakai Tadaoka]], while his son [[Abe Masaoki]] was adopted by [[Abe Masatane]], lord of [[Sanuki han]].
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|width="32%"|Preceded by:<br>'''[[Abe Masakuni]]'''
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|width="35%"|'''Lord of [[Fukuyama han]]'''<br>([[1715]]-[[1748]])
|width="32%"|Succeeded by:<br>'''[[Abe Masasuke]]'''
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==References==
==References==
*''Nakamura ke nikki III - Fukuyama shi jûyô bunkazai'', Fukuyama Castle Museum Tomo-no-kai (2009), 72.
*''Nakamura ke nikki III - Fukuyama shi jûyô bunkazai'', Fukuyama Castle Museum Tomo-no-kai (2009), 72.
*"[https://access21-co.xsrv.jp/shigekikou/archives/21933 東京都台東区 谷中霊園/福山藩阿部家墓所]," 試撃行、blog post, 12 April 2023.
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