Difference between revisions of "1846"

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Kôka 3 (弘化三年)

1846/4/6 Protestant missionary Bernard Bettelheim arrives in Ryûkyû aboard the British ship Starling.
1846/4/7 A French ship called Sabine arrives in Ryûkyû.

Emperor Ninkô is succeeded by his son, who takes the throne as Emperor Kômei.
Matsudaira Katamori is adopted by the lord of Aizu han.
The French ship Sabine departs with the missionary Theodore Augustin Forcade, who had arrived in Ryûkyû in 1844, aboard the Alcmene.
Renovations are undertaken at Shuri castle.
The shogunate relents on a ten-year ban, issued in 1839, against the sale of "Ryukyu goods" in Nagasaki.

1846/1/31 Ishii Yûjirô of the Shinsengumi is born.
1846, July 9 Merriman Harris is born.
Emperor Ninkô dies.
Kanô Osanobu dies (b. 1796).
Imperial Princess Kazu-no-Miya is born.
Shinsengumi member Kawai Tetsugorô is born.
Nakatani Shinshichi, builder of structures at San Francisco's Hagiwara Tea Garden, is born (d. 1922).
Prince Rinnôji is born (d. 1895).
Shogun Tokugawa Iemochi is born.

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 *[[Emperor Ninko|Emperor Ninkô]] is succeeded by his son, who takes the throne as [[Emperor Komei|Emperor Kômei]].
 *[[Matsudaira Katamori]] is adopted by the lord of [[Aizu han]].
+*The French ship ''Sabine'' departs with the missionary [[Theodore Augustin Forcade]], who had arrived in Ryûkyû in [[1844]], aboard the ''[[Alcmene]]''.
 *Renovations are undertaken at [[Shuri castle]].
 *The shogunate relents on a ten-year ban, issued in [[1839]], against the sale of "Ryukyu goods" in [[Nagasaki]].