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==Timeline of 1848== | ==Timeline of 1848== | ||
| + | *1848/5 [[Sho Tai|Shô Tai]] takes the throne in [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryûkyû]]. | ||
==Other Events of 1848== | ==Other Events of 1848== | ||
| + | *[[Aizawa Seishisai|Aizawa Seishisai's]] ''[[Shinron]]'' is first published, though not by the author. | ||
*[[Kondo Isami|Kondô Isami]] begins studying the ''[[Tennen Rishin Ryu|Tennen Rishin-ryû]]'' sword style. | *[[Kondo Isami|Kondô Isami]] begins studying the ''[[Tennen Rishin Ryu|Tennen Rishin-ryû]]'' sword style. | ||
*[[Sakamoto Ryoma|Sakamoto Ryôma]] begins studying swordsmanship for the first time. | *[[Sakamoto Ryoma|Sakamoto Ryôma]] begins studying swordsmanship for the first time. | ||
*The practice of "subscription [[Noh]]" comes to an end. | *The practice of "subscription [[Noh]]" comes to an end. | ||
| + | *The [[USS Preble|USS ''Preble'']] arrives in [[Naha]], as part of an effort to open Japan for American commerce. They are ultimately unsuccessful; the ship's captain, a Commander Glynn, is petitioned to take missionary [[Bernard Bettelheim]] away with him, but he refuses on the grounds that Bettelheim was a British subject. | ||
| + | *The United States wins the Mexican-American War, and in the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, annexes a large swath of territory, including California. | ||
===Births and Deaths=== | ===Births and Deaths=== | ||
*1848/5/20 [[Kondo Shuhei|Kondô Shûhei]] is born (d. [[1901]]). | *1848/5/20 [[Kondo Shuhei|Kondô Shûhei]] is born (d. [[1901]]). | ||
| + | *1848/6/1 (July 1) [[Mathieu Adnet]], French missionary, dies in Ryûkyû, and is buried in the [[Tomari International Cemetery]]. | ||
*1848/11/23 [[Takagi Gojiro|Takagi Gôjirô]] is born (d. 1933). | *1848/11/23 [[Takagi Gojiro|Takagi Gôjirô]] is born (d. 1933). | ||
*[[Furukawa Kojiro|Furukawa Kôjirô]]<!--just a guess on macrons--> is born (d. [[1868]]]). | *[[Furukawa Kojiro|Furukawa Kôjirô]]<!--just a guess on macrons--> is born (d. [[1868]]]). | ||
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*''[[Nihonga]]'' painter [[Suzuki Shonen|Suzuki Shônen]] is born (d. 1918). | *''[[Nihonga]]'' painter [[Suzuki Shonen|Suzuki Shônen]] is born (d. 1918). | ||
*[[Takenouchi Takeo]] is born (d. [[1869]]). | *[[Takenouchi Takeo]] is born (d. [[1869]]). | ||
| + | *[[Takizawa Bakin]] dies (b. [[1767]]). | ||
| + | *[[Yamauchi Toyoteru]], lord of [[Tosa han]], dies. | ||
| + | *[[Yamauchi Toyoatsu]], successor of Toyoteru as lord of Tosa, dies. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:24, 21 October 2019
Kôka 5 (弘化五年) / Kaei 1 (嘉永元年)
Timeline of 1848
Other Events of 1848
- Aizawa Seishisai's Shinron is first published, though not by the author.
- Kondô Isami begins studying the Tennen Rishin-ryû sword style.
- Sakamoto Ryôma begins studying swordsmanship for the first time.
- The practice of "subscription Noh" comes to an end.
- The USS Preble arrives in Naha, as part of an effort to open Japan for American commerce. They are ultimately unsuccessful; the ship's captain, a Commander Glynn, is petitioned to take missionary Bernard Bettelheim away with him, but he refuses on the grounds that Bettelheim was a British subject.
- The United States wins the Mexican-American War, and in the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, annexes a large swath of territory, including California.
Births and Deaths
- 1848/5/20 Kondô Shûhei is born (d. 1901).
- 1848/6/1 (July 1) Mathieu Adnet, French missionary, dies in Ryûkyû, and is buried in the Tomari International Cemetery.
- 1848/11/23 Takagi Gôjirô is born (d. 1933).
- Furukawa Kôjirô is born (d. 1868]).
- Ukiyo-e artist Keisai Eisen dies (b. 1790).
- Nihonga painter Suzuki Shônen is born (d. 1918).
- Takenouchi Takeo is born (d. 1869).
- Takizawa Bakin dies (b. 1767).
- Yamauchi Toyoteru, lord of Tosa han, dies.
- Yamauchi Toyoatsu, successor of Toyoteru as lord of Tosa, dies.
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