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* 1717/2/16 Farmers riot in [[Tottori han]]. | * 1717/2/16 Farmers riot in [[Tottori han]]. | ||
* 1717/3/2 [[Shogun]] invites Dutch merchants to Edo. | * 1717/3/2 [[Shogun]] invites Dutch merchants to Edo. | ||
| − | * 1717/6 [[Bakufu]] establishes [[ | + | * 1717/6 [[Bakufu]] establishes Ginza in [[Sado province|Sado island]]. |
| + | * 1717/7/17 [[Masai Somai|Masai Sômai]] ''Megataki uchi''. | ||
| + | * 1717/9/27 [[Mizuno Tadayuki]] becomes [[Roju|Rôjû]]. | ||
==Other Events of 1717== | ==Other Events of 1717== | ||
*''[[Battles of Coxinga]]'' becomes the first [[bunraku]] play to be adapted to [[kabuki]] and performed in [[Edo]]. It is performed at the [[Morita-za]], [[Ichimura-za]], and [[Nakamura-za]]. | *''[[Battles of Coxinga]]'' becomes the first [[bunraku]] play to be adapted to [[kabuki]] and performed in [[Edo]]. It is performed at the [[Morita-za]], [[Ichimura-za]], and [[Nakamura-za]]. | ||
| − | *Clothing shop Daimonji-ya opens in [[Kyoto]]; it will be the predecessor to the modern-day Daimaru department store chain. | + | *Clothing shop [[Daimonji-ya]] opens in [[Kyoto]]; it will be the predecessor to the modern-day Daimaru department store chain. |
| + | *Trading rights in [[Ezo]]chi, previously divvied out among prominent vassals of the [[Matsumae clan]], begin to be sold to wealthy merchants. | ||
| + | *The [[Qing Dynasty|Qing Court]] effects a limited maritime trade ban in order to help ensure the coastal security of [[Fujian province]]; trade with Japan, the [[Kingdom of Ryukyu|Kingdom of Ryûkyû]], and [[Annam]] is allowed to continue, and foreign ships are permitted to continue making port in China, but Chinese ships are forbidden from traveling to other parts of Southeast Asia. | ||
| + | *Tea shop [[Ippodo|Ippodô]] opens on [[Teramachi]]-dôri; it has grown and remains open today. | ||
| + | ===Births and Deaths=== | ||
| + | *[[Baba Bunko|Baba Bunkô]] is born (d. [[1758]]). | ||
| + | *[[Onoe Kikugoro I|Onoe Kikugorô I]] is born (d. [[1783]]). | ||
| + | *[[Todo Takatoyo|Tôdô Takatoyo]], daimyô of [[Tsu han]], is born (d. [[1785]]). | ||
| + | *[[Yamashita Hanzaemon]] dies (b. [[1652]]). | ||
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| + | |width="35%"|Previous Year<br>'''[[1716]]''' | ||
| + | |width="25%"|'''[[1717]]''' | ||
| + | |width="35%"|Following Year<br>'''[[1718]]''' | ||
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[[Category:Edo Period Timeline]] | [[Category:Edo Period Timeline]] | ||
[[Category:Timeline]] | [[Category:Timeline]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:54, 10 August 2014
Kyôhô 2 (享保二年)
Timeline of 1717
- 1717/1/22 A big fire burns down more than 200 blocks in Edo.
- 1717/2/3 Ooka Tadasuke becomes Edo Machi Bugyo.
- 1717/2/16 Farmers riot in Tottori han.
- 1717/3/2 Shogun invites Dutch merchants to Edo.
- 1717/6 Bakufu establishes Ginza in Sado island.
- 1717/7/17 Masai Sômai Megataki uchi.
- 1717/9/27 Mizuno Tadayuki becomes Rôjû.
Other Events of 1717
- Battles of Coxinga becomes the first bunraku play to be adapted to kabuki and performed in Edo. It is performed at the Morita-za, Ichimura-za, and Nakamura-za.
- Clothing shop Daimonji-ya opens in Kyoto; it will be the predecessor to the modern-day Daimaru department store chain.
- Trading rights in Ezochi, previously divvied out among prominent vassals of the Matsumae clan, begin to be sold to wealthy merchants.
- The Qing Court effects a limited maritime trade ban in order to help ensure the coastal security of Fujian province; trade with Japan, the Kingdom of Ryûkyû, and Annam is allowed to continue, and foreign ships are permitted to continue making port in China, but Chinese ships are forbidden from traveling to other parts of Southeast Asia.
- Tea shop Ippodô opens on Teramachi-dôri; it has grown and remains open today.
Births and Deaths
- Baba Bunkô is born (d. 1758).
- Onoe Kikugorô I is born (d. 1783).
- Tôdô Takatoyo, daimyô of Tsu han, is born (d. 1785).
- Yamashita Hanzaemon dies (b. 1652).
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1717 | Following Year 1718 |
