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==Other Events of 1832==
 
==Other Events of 1832==
*The British merchant ship ''[[Amherst]]'' arrives at Naha.
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*The British merchant ship ''[[Amherst]]'' or ''Lord Amherst'', captained by John Rees, arrives at Naha.
 
*[[Hokusai]]'s ''[[Ryukyu Hakkei|Ryûkyû Hakkei]]'' are published.
 
*[[Hokusai]]'s ''[[Ryukyu Hakkei|Ryûkyû Hakkei]]'' are published.
 
*[[Ryukyuan embassy]] journeys to Edo. While there, a number of members of the mission, led by ''[[sangikan]]'' Oroku ''[[peechin]]'', visit the grave of Higa ''peechin'', who died in [[Edo]] in [[1806]].
 
*[[Ryukyuan embassy]] journeys to Edo. While there, a number of members of the mission, led by ''[[sangikan]]'' Oroku ''[[peechin]]'', visit the grave of Higa ''peechin'', who died in [[Edo]] in [[1806]].
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*1832 January 20 [[Henry Heusken]], member of the [[Townsend Harris]] expedition, is born (d. 1861).
 
*1832 January 20 [[Henry Heusken]], member of the [[Townsend Harris]] expedition, is born (d. 1861).
 
*[[Hattori Takeo]], member of the [[Shinsengumi]], is born (d. 1867).
 
*[[Hattori Takeo]], member of the [[Shinsengumi]], is born (d. 1867).
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*[[Nakamura Masanao]] is born (d. [[1891]]).
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*[[Oki Takato|Ôki Takatô]] is born (d. [[1899]]).
 
*[[Rai Sanyo|Rai San'yô]] dies (b. [[1780]]).
 
*[[Rai Sanyo|Rai San'yô]] dies (b. [[1780]]).
 
*[[Yanagawa Shigenobu]] dies (b. [[1787]]).
 
*[[Yanagawa Shigenobu]] dies (b. [[1787]]).

Latest revision as of 21:09, 8 March 2017

Tenpô 3 (天保三年)

Timeline of 1832

Other Events of 1832

  • The British merchant ship Amherst or Lord Amherst, captained by John Rees, arrives at Naha.
  • Hokusai's Ryûkyû Hakkei are published.
  • Ryukyuan embassy journeys to Edo. While there, a number of members of the mission, led by sangikan Oroku peechin, visit the grave of Higa peechin, who died in Edo in 1806.
  • Roughly one-quarter of all books published in the Edo period on Ryukyu-related topics are published this year.
  • Strong winds and dryness cause famine in Ryûkyû.

Births and Deaths


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