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==Timeline of 1703== | ==Timeline of 1703== | ||
| + | * Genroku 15/12/14 (30 January 1703) - [[47 Ronin|Forty-seven]] former retainers of the late [[Asano Naganori]] attack the mansion of [[Kira Yoshinaka]]. | ||
| + | * 1703/1/5 Shogun [[Tokugawa Tsunayoshi]] visits the mansion of [[Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu]]; Yoshiyasu's retainers perform or demonstrate a dialogue in spoken [[Chinese language|Chinese]] before the shogun. | ||
| + | * 1703/2/13 Tsunayoshi visits Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu at his mansion. [[Kuraoka Bunjiro|Kuraoka Bunjirô]] presents a lecture, in Chinese, on the ''[[Great Learning]]'' (''Daxue''). [[Ogyu Sorai|Ogyû Sorai]] provides interpretation into Japanese. | ||
* 1703/4 The real-life events upon which ''Sonezaki shinjû'' are based, occur. | * 1703/4 The real-life events upon which ''Sonezaki shinjû'' are based, occur. | ||
* 1703/5/7 ''[[Sonezaki Shinju|Sonezaki shinjû]]'', an overnight (''[[ichiyazuke]]'') play by [[Chikamatsu Monzaemon]], debuts. | * 1703/5/7 ''[[Sonezaki Shinju|Sonezaki shinjû]]'', an overnight (''[[ichiyazuke]]'') play by [[Chikamatsu Monzaemon]], debuts. | ||
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* [[Senbakoki]] is invented. | * [[Senbakoki]] is invented. | ||
* The shogunate reissues a ban on the representation of contemporary events in [[kabuki]] and ''[[bunraku|ningyô jôruri]]''. | * The shogunate reissues a ban on the representation of contemporary events in [[kabuki]] and ''[[bunraku|ningyô jôruri]]''. | ||
| + | * A shogunal ban on ''[[yomiuri]]'' news-singers and news-papers is re-issued. | ||
===Births and Deaths of 1703=== | ===Births and Deaths of 1703=== | ||
| + | *Genroku 15/12/15 (31 January 1703) [[Kira Yoshinaka]] is killed (b. [[1641]]). | ||
*1703/2/4 Forty-six of the [[47 Ronin]] commit ''[[seppuku]]''. | *1703/2/4 Forty-six of the [[47 Ronin]] commit ''[[seppuku]]''. | ||
*[[Yanagisawa Kien]] is born (d. [[1758]]). | *[[Yanagisawa Kien]] is born (d. [[1758]]). | ||
Latest revision as of 08:52, 17 July 2020
Genroku 16 (元禄十六年)
Timeline of 1703
- Genroku 15/12/14 (30 January 1703) - Forty-seven former retainers of the late Asano Naganori attack the mansion of Kira Yoshinaka.
- 1703/1/5 Shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi visits the mansion of Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu; Yoshiyasu's retainers perform or demonstrate a dialogue in spoken Chinese before the shogun.
- 1703/2/13 Tsunayoshi visits Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu at his mansion. Kuraoka Bunjirô presents a lecture, in Chinese, on the Great Learning (Daxue). Ogyû Sorai provides interpretation into Japanese.
- 1703/4 The real-life events upon which Sonezaki shinjû are based, occur.
- 1703/5/7 Sonezaki shinjû, an overnight (ichiyazuke) play by Chikamatsu Monzaemon, debuts.
- 1703/7 Bakufu bans Tsuji-Sumo and Tsuji-Odori.
- 1703/10 Muro Kyusô publishes Akô Gijin Roku.
- 1703/11/23 Big earthquakes and floods strike Musashi, Sagami, Awa, and Kazusa provinces, and ignite the "Great Genroku Fire" in Edo.
Other Events of 1703
- Senbakoki is invented.
- The shogunate reissues a ban on the representation of contemporary events in kabuki and ningyô jôruri.
- A shogunal ban on yomiuri news-singers and news-papers is re-issued.
Births and Deaths of 1703
- Genroku 15/12/15 (31 January 1703) Kira Yoshinaka is killed (b. 1641).
- 1703/2/4 Forty-six of the 47 Ronin commit seppuku.
- Yanagisawa Kien is born (d. 1758).
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