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*''Born: [[1760]]/1/20''
*''Born: [[1760]]/1/20''
*''Died: [[1841]]/6/29''
*''Died: [[1841]]/6/29''
*''Titles: Iki-no-kami''
*''Other Names'': [[松浦]]清 ''(Matsuura Kiyoshi)'', 松浦英三郎 (''Matsuura Eizaburou'')
*''Other Names'': [[松浦]]清 ''(Matsuura Kiyoshi)'', 松浦英三郎 (''Matsuura Eizaburou'')
*''Japanese'': 松浦静山 ''(Matsuura Seizan)''
*''Japanese'': 松浦静山 ''(Matsuura Seizan)''
Matsuura Kiyoshi, perhaps more well-known by his [[art-name]] (''gô'') Matsuura Seizan, was the 9th lord of [[Hirado han]]. He is especially known for his 200-volume ''[[Kasshi yawa]]'', a collection of records of his thoughts and experiences.
Matsuura Kiyoshi, perhaps more well-known by his [[art-name]] (''gô'') Matsuura Seizan, was the 9th lord of [[Hirado han]] (61,500 ''[[koku]]''<ref>Fukai Masaumi 深井雅海, Tôken to kakutsuke 刀剣と格付け, Tokyo: Yoshikawa kôbunkan (2018), 78.</ref>). He is especially known for his 200-volume ''[[Kasshi yawa]]'', a collection of records of his thoughts and experiences.
Known as Eizaburô as a child, he was born in [[1760]] the son of [[Matsuura Masanobu]]<!--aka Masashi 政-->, who was in turn the third son of the 8th lord of Hirado, [[Matsuura Sanenobu]]. His father Masanobu died in [[1771]], and upon his grandfather's retirement in [[1775]]/2, Eizaburô, known by his adult name Kiyoshi, became lord of Hirado at the age of 16, with 61,700 ''[[koku]]''. His rank and title were Junior Lower Fifth Rank, Iki-no-kami. Facing chronic difficulties in the domain finances, Kiyoshi undertook numerous structural and economic reforms, and is credited with considerable noticeable successes in that realm.
Known as Eizaburô as a child, he was born in [[1760]] the son of [[Matsuura Masanobu]]<!--aka Masashi 政-->, who was in turn the third son of the 8th lord of Hirado, [[Matsuura Sanenobu]]. His father Masanobu died in [[1771]], and upon his grandfather's retirement in [[1775]]/2, Eizaburô, known by his adult name Kiyoshi, became lord of Hirado at the age of 16, with 61,700 ''[[koku]]''. His rank and title were Junior Lower Fifth Rank, Iki-no-kami. Facing chronic difficulties in the domain finances, Kiyoshi undertook numerous structural and economic reforms, and is credited with considerable noticeable successes in that realm.