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*''[[Battles of Coxinga]]'' becomes the first [[bunraku]] play to be adapted to [[kabuki]] and performed in [[Edo]]. It is performed at the [[Morita-za]], [[Ichimura-za]], and [[Nakamura-za]]. | *''[[Battles of Coxinga]]'' becomes the first [[bunraku]] play to be adapted to [[kabuki]] and performed in [[Edo]]. It is performed at the [[Morita-za]], [[Ichimura-za]], and [[Nakamura-za]]. | ||
*Clothing shop [[Daimonji-ya]] opens in [[Kyoto]]; it will be the predecessor to the modern-day Daimaru department store chain. | *Clothing shop [[Daimonji-ya]] opens in [[Kyoto]]; it will be the predecessor to the modern-day Daimaru department store chain. | ||
| + | *The [[Qing Dynasty|Qing Court]] effects a limited maritime trade ban in order to help ensure the coastal security of [[Fujian province]]; trade with Japan, the [[Kingdom of Ryukyu|Kingdom of Ryûkyû]], and [[Annam]] is allowed to continue. | ||
*Tea shop [[Ippodo|Ippodô]] opens on [[Teramachi]]-dôri; it has grown and remains open today. | *Tea shop [[Ippodo|Ippodô]] opens on [[Teramachi]]-dôri; it has grown and remains open today. | ||
Revision as of 05:40, 19 October 2011
Kyôhô 2 (享保二年)
Timeline of 1717
- 1717/1/22 A big fire burns down more than 200 blocks in Edo.
- 1717/2/3 Ooka Tadasuke becomes Edo Machi Bugyo.
- 1717/2/16 Farmers riot in Tottori han.
- 1717/3/2 Shogun invites Dutch merchants to Edo.
- 1717/6 Bakufu establishes Ginza in Sado island.
- 1717/7/17 Masai Sômai Megataki uchi.
- 1717/9/27 Mizuno Tadayuki becomes Rôjû.
Other Events of 1717
- Battles of Coxinga becomes the first bunraku play to be adapted to kabuki and performed in Edo. It is performed at the Morita-za, Ichimura-za, and Nakamura-za.
- Clothing shop Daimonji-ya opens in Kyoto; it will be the predecessor to the modern-day Daimaru department store chain.
- The Qing Court effects a limited maritime trade ban in order to help ensure the coastal security of Fujian province; trade with Japan, the Kingdom of Ryûkyû, and Annam is allowed to continue.
- Tea shop Ippodô opens on Teramachi-dôri; it has grown and remains open today.
Births and Deaths
- Baba Bunkô is born (d. 1758).
- Onoe Kikugorô I is born (d. 1783).
- Yamashita Hanzaemon dies (b. 1652).
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