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Japenese:御陵衛士(Goryo Eji) also called 高台寺党(Kodai-ji To)
Japenese: 御陵衛士 ''(Goryo Eji)'' also called 高台寺党 ''(Kodai-ji To)''
Goryo Eji means the guards of Emperor's tomb.
"Goryo Eji" means ''Guards of Emperor's Tomb''.
In [[1867]] March, shortly after [[Emperor Komei]] died, [[Ito Kashitaro]] and his comrades separated from the [[Shinsengumi]] and formed the Goryo Eji.
In March, [[1867]], shortly after [[Emperor Komei]] died, [[Ito Kashitaro]] and his comrades separated from the [[Shinsengumi]] and formed the Goryo Eji.
On November 18 (12/13/1867), Kondo invited Ito to his resident in Samegai for party. Ito was assassinated by the Shinsengumi members on the way to Kodai-ji at the night. The Goryo Eji members who came to pick up his body were also attacked. ([[Incident at Aburano Koji]])
They first were stationed in Choen-ji then moved to [[Kodai-ji]].
The surviving members of the Gryo Eji ran into Satsuma han residence and they fought against [[Bakufu]] under [[Satsuma han]] during the [[Boshin War]].
[[Saito Hajime]] had joined as a spy sent by [[Kondo Isami]], and reported to Kondo that the Goryo Eji were planning to assassinate him.
On November 18 (12/13/1867), Kondo invited Ito to his resident in Samegai for a party. Ito was assassinated by the Shinsengumi members on the way back to Kodai-ji that night. The Goryo Eji members who came to pick up his body were also attacked. ([[Incident at Aburano Koji]])
The surviving members of the Gryo Eji ran into a Satsuma han residence and later fought against the [[Bakufu]] under [[Satsuma han]] during the [[Boshin War]].
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[[Category:Edo Period]]
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