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* ''Japanese'': 三条制札事件 (Sanjo Seisatsu Jiken)
 
* ''Japanese'': 三条制札事件 (Sanjo Seisatsu Jiken)
  
There was a [[Seisatsu]] which accused [[Choshu han]] as the enemy of the Imperial court near Sanjo bridge.
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There was a [[Kosatsu|Seisatsu]] which accused [[Choshu han]] as the enemy of the Imperial court near Sanjo bridge.
 
1866/8/28, the Seisatsu was pulled and trashed on the side of Kamo river.
 
1866/8/28, the Seisatsu was pulled and trashed on the side of Kamo river.
 
9/2, new Seisatsu was put but was gone in 3 days.
 
9/2, new Seisatsu was put but was gone in 3 days.

Revision as of 21:10, 9 February 2007

  • Date: 1866/9/12
  • Location: Near Sanjo bridge, Kyoto
  • Japanese: 三条制札事件 (Sanjo Seisatsu Jiken)

There was a Seisatsu which accused Choshu han as the enemy of the Imperial court near Sanjo bridge. 1866/8/28, the Seisatsu was pulled and trashed on the side of Kamo river. 9/2, new Seisatsu was put but was gone in 3 days.

9/10, Bakufu put new Seisatsu and ordered the Shinsengumi to keep watching it.

The Shinsengumi sent 34 members in three parts.

Hashimoto Kaisuke and Asano Kaoru dressed like beggers and sit on the side of Sanjo bridge.

9/12 midnight, 8 Tosa han samurai showed up and pulled the Seisatsu. Arai's unit and Harada's unit killed or captured 3 of them, but they missed 5 others. Oishi's unit was late because Asano who supposed to let them know was scared of the Choshu samurai and took long way to the place where Oishi's unit was.

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