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Meiji 2 (明治二年)
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== Timeline of 1869 ==
 
== Timeline of 1869 ==
(Meiji 2; 明治二年)
 
 
 
*1869/1
 
*1869/1
 
**1/5 Assassination of [[Yokoi Shonan]]
 
**1/5 Assassination of [[Yokoi Shonan]]
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**12/25 The first telegraphic communication lines between Tokyo and Yokohama.
 
**12/25 The first telegraphic communication lines between Tokyo and Yokohama.
  
===Births and Deaths of 1869===
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==Other Events of 1869==
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*[[Ezo]] is renamed [[Hokkaido|Hokkaidô]] and is incorporated into the territory of the Meiji state.
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===Births and Deaths===
 
* 5/11 [[Hijikata Toshizo]] dies in [[Hakodate]].
 
* 5/11 [[Hijikata Toshizo]] dies in [[Hakodate]].
 
* 11/5 Omura Masujiro dies.
 
* 11/5 Omura Masujiro dies.
  
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|width="35%"|Previous Year<br>'''[[1868]]'''
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|width="35%"|Following Year<br>'''[[1870]]'''
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[[Category:Timeline]]
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[[Category:Meiji Period Timeline]]

Revision as of 21:43, 24 October 2010

Meiji 2 (明治二年)

Timeline of 1869

  • 1869/1
  • 1869/2
    • 2/5 The government encourages to set elementary schools to all regions.
    • 2/8 The newspaper regulations ban criticism against the government.
  • 1869/5/18 Enomoto Takeaki surrenders. (End of the Boshin War)
  • 1869/6
    • 6/17 The return of domain lands to the state. (Hanseki Hokan)
    • 6/24 Russia sends troops to Karafuto.
    • 6/29 The government builds a new shrine for soldiers who died in the Boshin War. (Later called Yasukuni Shrine)
  • 1869/8/3 Farmers riot in Takasaki.
  • 1869/9/4 Omura Masujiro assaulted by a former Choshu samurai.
  • 1869/10/12 Farmers riot in Toyama.
  • 1869/12
    • 12/14 Farmers riots in Ogaki, Owari.
    • 12/25 The first telegraphic communication lines between Tokyo and Yokohama.

Other Events of 1869

  • Ezo is renamed Hokkaidô and is incorporated into the territory of the Meiji state.

Births and Deaths


Previous Year
1868
1869 Following Year
1870