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*1825/11/3 [[Ema Tenko|Ema Tenkô]], poet, born (d. [[1901]]). | *1825/11/3 [[Ema Tenko|Ema Tenkô]], poet, born (d. [[1901]]). | ||
*1825/11/17 [[Watarai Takahisa]], karô of [[Shibamura han]], born (d. [[1896]]). | *1825/11/17 [[Watarai Takahisa]], karô of [[Shibamura han]], born (d. [[1896]]). | ||
| + | *''[[Nihonga]]'' painter [[Suzuki Hyakunen]] is born (d. [[1891]]). | ||
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Revision as of 18:32, 23 December 2010
Bunsei 8 (文政八年)
Timeline of 1825
Other Events of 1825
- Tôkaidô Yotsuya Kaidan premieres at the Nakamura-za.
- Edict to Repel Foreign Vessels decreed.
Births and Deaths
- 1825/2/21 Raiden Tameemon, sumo wrestler, dies (b. 1767).
- 1825/3/6 Matsushima Gôzô, samurai of Chôshû, born (d. 1865).
- 1825/4/26 Gô Junzô, shogunate official, born (d. 1910).
- 1825/7/3 Matsudaira Takenari, daimyô of Hamada han in Iwami province, born (d. 1847).
- 1825/7/11 Rai Mikisaburô, Confucian scholar, born (d. 1859).
- 1825/7/27 Satake Yoshitaka, daimyô of Kubota han, born (d. 1884).
- 1825/8/7 Matsudaira Tadayuki, daimyô of Obata han, born (d. 1902).
- 1825/9/6 Date Yoshikuni, daimyô of Sendai han, born (d. 1874).
- 1825/9/15 Iwakura Tomomi, Meiji bureaucrat, born (d. 1883).
- 1825/11/3 Ema Tenkô, poet, born (d. 1901).
- 1825/11/17 Watarai Takahisa, karô of Shibamura han, born (d. 1896).
- Nihonga painter Suzuki Hyakunen is born (d. 1891).
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