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==Boshin War==

==Boshin War==

January [[1868]] , [[Boshin War]] was started with  

January [[1868]], the [[Boshin War]] was started with  

the [[Battle of Toba-Fushimi]].The Shinsengumi lost almost 100 members include [[Inoue Genzaburo]] and [[Yamazaki Susumu]].

the [[Battle of Toba-Fushimi]]. The Shinsengumi lost almost 100 members, including [[Inoue Genzaburo|Inoue Genzaburô]] and [[Yamazaki Susumu]].

The Shinsengumi and other Bakufu troops flighted to Edo with battleship [[Fujisan Maru]] .

The Shinsengumi and other Bakufu troops fled to Edo with the battleship [[Fujisan Maru]]. After this, the Shinsengumi was reorganized into the [[Koyo Chinbutai]].

Shinsengumi was reorganized to [[Koyo Chinbutai]].

The Koyo Chinbutai intended to take over [[Kofu castle]], but lost the [[Battle of Koshu-Katsunuma]].

The Koyo Chinbutai headed to take over [[Kofu castle]], but lost the [[Battle of Koshu-Katsunuma]].

When they returned to Edo, [[Nagakura Shinpachi]] and [[Harada Sanosuke]]

When they returned to Edo, [[Nagakura Shinpachi]] and [[Harada Sanosuke]]

left the Koyo Chinbutai and formed [[Seikyotai]].

left the Koyo Chinbutai and formed the [[Seikyotai]].

Kondo was captured in Nagareyama three weeks later and executed at [[Itabashi]]. Harada died from injuries received during the [[Battle of Ueno]].  Two weeks later, [[Okita Soji]] died of Tuberculosis.

Kondo was captured in Nagareyama three weeks later and executed at [[Itabashi]]. Harada died from injuries received during the [[Battle of Ueno]].  Two weeks later, Okita Sôji died of what is thought to be Tuberculosis.

[[Hijikata Toshizo]] was wounded at the [[Battle of Utsunomiya castle]],

[[Hijikata Toshizo|Hijikata Toshizô]] was wounded at the [[Battle of Utsunomiya castle]], and Saitô Hajime then became the commander of the Aizu Shinsengumi during the [[Battle of Aizu]], and decided to remain with the Aizu samurai when Hijikata decided to go to Hakodate.

[[Saito Hajime]] then became the commander of the Aizu Shinsengumi during the [[Battle of Aizu]] and he decided to remain with the Aizu samurai when Hijikata decided to go to Hakodate.

In May [[1869]] Hijikata was shot and killed at the [[Battle of Hakodate]] and the last Shinsengumi commander, [[Soma Kazue]], surrendered.

In May [[1869]] Hijikata was shot and killed at the [[Battle of Hakodate]] and the last Shinsengumi commander [[Soma Kazue]] surrendered.

He was later exiled to Niijima island.

He was exiled to Niijima island later.

{{:Shinsengumi Timeline}}

{{:Shinsengumi Timeline}}