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Keian 4 (慶安四年)

1651/1/19 Shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu invites Nakamura Kanzaburô I to Edo castle.
1651/7/9 Matsudaira Sadamasa returns his territory to Bakufu.
1651/7 The Keian Uprising, a scheme to overthrow the shogunate, fails.
1651/8/18 Ten-year-old Tokugawa Ietsuna becomes shogun; Hoshina Masayuki is named his chief advisor.

A gate of the Kyoto Imperial Palace is donated to Hirano Shrine.
Ôkura Toraaki writes his Waranbegusa.
The shogunate begins allowing daimyô to engage in deathbed adoptions, thus dramatically enhancing the stability of the patrimony (inheritance) of domains and greatly reducing the number of attainders.
Xie Bizhen comes to Ryûkyû, and demands the return of the royal seal granted the kingdom by the Ming Dynasty.

1651/1/5 Môri Hidenari, daimyô of Chôshû han, dies (b. 1595).
1651/3/15 Mizuno Katsushige, daimyô of Fukuyama han, dies (b. 1564).
1651/4/20 Tokugawa Iemitsu dies (b. 1604).
1651/4/20 Rôjû Hotta Masamori commits junshi seppuku (b. 1609).
Rôjû Abe Shigetsugu dies (b. 1598).
Engelbert Kaempfer is born (d. 1716).
Kanô Sansetsu dies (b. 1590).
Marubashi Chûya, leader of the Keian Uprising, is crucified along with 33 of his co-conspirators.
Takemoto Gidayû, innovator in jôruri chanting, born (d. 1714).
Tsuda Genba, Kaga han retainer, is born (d. 1724).
Yui Shôsetsu (b. 1605), leader of the Keian Uprising, commits seppuku.

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 ===Births and Deaths===
 *1651/1/5 [[Mori Hidenari|Môri Hidenari]], daimyô of [[Choshu han|Chôshû han]], dies (b. [[1595]]).
-*1651/3/15 [[Mizuno Katsunari]], daimyô of [[Fukuyama han]], dies (b. [[1564]]).
+*1651/3/15 [[Mizuno Katsushige]], daimyô of [[Fukuyama han]], dies (b. [[1564]]).
 *1651/4/20 Tokugawa Iemitsu dies (b. [[1604]]).
 *1651/4/20 ''[[Roju|Rôjû]]'' [[Hotta Masamori]] commits ''[[junshi]] seppuku'' (b. [[1609]]).