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*The ''[[tenshu]]'' of [[Hirosaki castle]] is struck by lightning and burns down. The castle falls into disuse.
 
*The ''[[tenshu]]'' of [[Hirosaki castle]] is struck by lightning and burns down. The castle falls into disuse.
 
*[[Kato Yoshiaki|Katô Yoshiaki]] is transferred from [[Matsuyama castle (Iyo)|Matsuyama castle]]. [[Gamo Tadatomo|Gamô Tadatomo]] takes his place as lord of Matsuyama.
 
*[[Kato Yoshiaki|Katô Yoshiaki]] is transferred from [[Matsuyama castle (Iyo)|Matsuyama castle]]. [[Gamo Tadatomo|Gamô Tadatomo]] takes his place as lord of Matsuyama.
*Manchu invasions of Korea. The shogunate offers aid, but, communicating via [[Tsushima han|Tsushima]], Korea refuses.
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*Manchu invasions of Korea. The shogunate offers aid, but, communicating via [[Tsushima han|Tsushima]], Korea declines the offer.
 
*War breaks out between Northern (Tonkin) and Southern (Quang Nam) Viet Nam. Nguyen Phuc Nguyen, lord of Quang Nam, along with representatives of the [[Nihonmachi|Japanese community]] at [[Hoi An]], send letters to the [[Tokugawa shogunate]] requesting that trade and relations between Japan and Tonkin end.
 
*War breaks out between Northern (Tonkin) and Southern (Quang Nam) Viet Nam. Nguyen Phuc Nguyen, lord of Quang Nam, along with representatives of the [[Nihonmachi|Japanese community]] at [[Hoi An]], send letters to the [[Tokugawa shogunate]] requesting that trade and relations between Japan and Tonkin end.
  

Revision as of 01:14, 9 December 2013

Kan'ei 4 (寛永四年)

Timeline of 1627

Other Events of 1627

  • The tenshu of Hirosaki castle is struck by lightning and burns down. The castle falls into disuse.
  • Katô Yoshiaki is transferred from Matsuyama castle. Gamô Tadatomo takes his place as lord of Matsuyama.
  • Manchu invasions of Korea. The shogunate offers aid, but, communicating via Tsushima, Korea declines the offer.
  • War breaks out between Northern (Tonkin) and Southern (Quang Nam) Viet Nam. Nguyen Phuc Nguyen, lord of Quang Nam, along with representatives of the Japanese community at Hoi An, send letters to the Tokugawa shogunate requesting that trade and relations between Japan and Tonkin end.

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