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- Japanese: 京都所司代 (Kyouto shoshidai)
During the Edo period, Kyoto was one of a number of cities administered by the Tokugawa shogunate, and not as part of a daimyô's domain. The Kyoto shoshidai was the chief shogunal official responsible for overseeing the affairs of the city.
List of Kyoto Shoshidai
- Itakura Katsushige - 1601/8-1619/9
- Itakura Shigemune - 1619/9-1654/12/6
- Makino Chikanari - 1654/11/28-1668/5/16
- Itakura Shigenori - 1668/5/16-1670/11/3
- Nagai Naotsune - 1670/2/14-1676/4/3
- Toda Tadamasa - 1676/4/3-1681/11/15
- Inaba Masamichi - 1681/11/15-1685/9/21
- Tsuchiya Masanao - 1685/9/23-1687/10/13
- Naitô Shigeyori - 1687/10/13-1690/11/27
- Matsudaira Nobuoki - 1690/12/26-1691/int.8/12
- Ogasawara Nagashige - 1691/int.8/26-1697/4/16
- Matsudaira Nobutsune - 1697/4/19-1714/9/6
- Mizuno Tadayuki - 1714/9/6-1717/9/27
- Matsudaira Tadachika - 1717/9/27-1724/12/15
- Makino Hidenari - 1724/12/15-1734/6/6
- Toki Yoritoshi - 1734/6/6-1742/6/1
- Makino Sadamichi - 1742/6/1-1749/9/18
- Matsudaira Sukekuni - 1749/10/15-1752/3/26
- Sakai Tadamochi - 1752/4/7-1756/4/10
- Matsudaira Terutaka - 1756/5/7-1758/10/18
- Inoue Masatsune - 1758/11/28-1760/12/3
- Abe Masasuke - 1760/12/3-1764/5/1
- Abe Masachika - 1764/6/21-1769/8/18
- Doi Toshisato - 1769/8/18-1777/8/14
- Kuze Hiroakira - 1777/9/15-1781/int.5/11
- Makino Sadanaga - 1781/int.5/11-1784/5/11
- Toda Tadatô - 1784/5/11-1787/12/16
- Matsudaira Norihiro - 1787/12/16-1789/4/11
- Ôta Sukeyoshi - 1789/4/11-1792/8/7
- Hotta Masanari - 1792/8/27-1798/11/6
- Makino Tadakiyo - 1798/12/8-1801/7/11
- Doi Toshiatsu - 1801/7/11-1802/10/19
- Aoyama Tadayasu - 1802/10/19-1804/1/23
- Inaba Masanobu - 1804/1/23-1806/8/24
- Abe Masayoshi - 1806/10/12-1808/11/22
- Sakai Tadayuki - 1808/12/10-1815/4/15
- Ôkubo Tadazane - 1815/4/16-1818/8/2
- Matsudaira Norihiro - 1818/8/2-1822/9/3
- Naitô Nobuatsu - 1822/9/3-1825/4/6
- Matsudaira Yasutô - 1825/5/15-1826/11/23
- Mizuno Tadakuni - 1826/11/23-1828/11/22
- Honjô Muneakira - 1828/11/22-1831/5/25
- Ôta Sukemoto - 1831/5/25-1834/4/11
- Matsudaira Nobuyori - 1834/4/11-1837/5/16
- Doi Toshitsura - 1837/5/16-1838/4/11
- Manabe Akikatsu - 1838/4/11-1840/1/13
- Makino Tadamasa - 1840/1/13-1843/11/3
- Sakai Tadayoshi - 1843/11/3-1850/7/28
- Naitô Nobuchika - 1850/9/1-1851/12/21
- Wakisaka Yasuori - 1851/12/21-1857/8/11
- Honda Tadamoto - 1857/8/11-1858/6/26
- Sakai Tadayoshi - 1858/6/26-1862/6/30
- Honjô Munehide - 1862/6/30-1862/8/24
- Makino Tadayuki - 1862/8/24-1863/6/11
- Inaba Masakuni - 1863/6/11-1864/4/11
- Matsudaira Sadaaki - 1864/4/11-1867/12/9
References
- Rekishi techô 歴史手帳, Yoshikawa kôbunkan (2004), 46-47.
