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[[File:Ikedaya.jpg|right|thumb|320px|The entrance to the Ikeda-ya as it appears today]]
*''Date: [[1864]]/6/5''
*''Date: [[1864]]/6/5''
*''Japanese'': 池田屋事件 (''Ikedaya jiken'')
*''Japanese'': [[池田]]屋事件 (''Ikedaya jiken'')
The Ikedaya Affair was a raid launched by the [[Shinsengumi]] against anti-shogunate rebels (Imperial loyalists) gathered at the Ikeda-ya, an inn in [[Kyoto]].
The raid lasted roughly two hours, and ended with roughly seven rebels killed and 23 arrested.
==Investigation==
==Investigation==
*Mori Kazue (Kyoto) Arrested
*Mori Kazue (Kyoto) Arrested
And the Ikedaya Sôbe's family and relatives were arrested.
And the Ikedaya Sôbe's family and relatives were arrested. The Shinsengumi members who participated in the raid received a bonus from Bakufu. Marks on the [[Bridges of Kyoto|Sanjô Ôhashi]] (Great Bridge at Sanjô) still visible today are said to be sword slashes from this incident.<ref>Sign on-site at Sanjô Ôhashi.</ref>
This incident later caused the [[Kinmon Rebellion]].
This incident later caused the [[Kinmon Rebellion]].
