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The painter and scholar Watanabe Kazan was a prominent and influential advisor for the domain's administrators, overseeing the domain's maritime defenses and staffing appointments, among other contributions. However, he was arrested as part of an [[1839]] suppression of ''[[rangaku]]'' (Western/Dutch Studies) scholars known as ''[[Bansha no goku]]'', and put under house arrest in Tahara; he committed suicide shortly afterwards.<ref name=taiyo/>

The painter and scholar Watanabe Kazan was a prominent and influential advisor for the domain's administrators, overseeing the domain's maritime defenses and staffing appointments, among other contributions. However, he was arrested as part of an [[1839]] suppression of ''[[rangaku]]'' (Western/Dutch Studies) scholars known as ''[[Bansha no goku]]'', and put under house arrest in Tahara; he committed suicide shortly afterwards.<ref name=taiyo/>

Tomonobu's son [[Miyake Yasumori]] was the last ''daimyô'' of Tahara. In [[1857]], he followed the example of the [[Mori clan|Môri clan]] establishing a shipping route between Tahara and [[Edo]]. This brought welcome financial relief to the domain and its retainers.<ref name=taiyo/>

Tomonobu's son [[Miyake Yasuyoshi]]<!--aka Yasumori 康保--> was the last ''daimyô'' of Tahara. In [[1857]], he followed the example of the [[Mori clan|Môri clan]] establishing a shipping route between Tahara and [[Edo]]. This brought welcome financial relief to the domain and its retainers.<ref name=taiyo/>

==Daimyô of Tahara==

==Daimyô of Tahara==