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| + | [[Image:Matsumaetakahiro.jpg|thumb|Photograph of Matsumae Takahiro]] |
| * ''Birth: [[1829]]/11/15 ''(12/10/1829)'' | | * ''Birth: [[1829]]/11/15 ''(12/10/1829)'' |
| * ''Death: [[1866]]/4/26 ''(6/9/1866)'' | | * ''Death: [[1866]]/4/26 ''(6/9/1866)'' |
| * ''[[Yomei|Yômei]]: Tamekichi'' | | * ''[[Yomei|Yômei]]: Tamekichi'' |
| * ''Titles: Izu no kami (awarded in 1849)'' | | * ''Titles: Izu no kami (awarded in 1849)'' |
− | * ''Japanese'': 松前 崇広 ''(Matsumae Takahiro)'' | + | * ''Japanese'': [[松前]] 崇広 ''(Matsumae Takahiro)'' |
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| + | Matsumae Takahiro was the 12th [[Edo period]] lord of [[Matsumae han]]. |
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− | [[Image:Matsumaetakahiro.jpg|thumb|Photograph of '''Matsumae Takahiro''']]
| + | A son of [[Matsumae Akihiro]], he was adopted by [[Matsumae Masahiro]]. In his younger years he studied martial arts, particularly horsemanship. He invited many experienced scholars to Matsumae han, studying English, military strategy, Western politics and affairs, and developed a great interest in Western culture, studying physics and chemistry, and collecting various Western devices including cameras. |
− | Matsumae Takahiro was the son of [[Matsumae Akihiro]], and was adopted by [[Matsumae Masahiro]]. In his younger years he studied martial arts, particularly horsemanship. He invited many experienced scholars to [[Matsumae han]], studying English, military strategy, western politics and affairs, and developed a great interest in Western culture, studying physics and chemistry, and collecting various western devices including cameras.
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− | He became the 12th head of the [[Matsumae clan]] in [[1849]], when Matsumae Masahiro became ill, and his son [[Matsumae Norihiro]] was still too young to take over as head of the clan. Takahiro adopted Norihiro, and was succeeded by him on his death in 1866. | + | He became the 12th head of the [[Matsumae clan]] in [[1849]], when Matsumae Masahiro became ill, and his son [[Matsumae Norihiro]] was still too young to take over as head of the clan. Takahiro later adopted Norihiro, and was succeeded by him on his death in [[1866]]. |
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− | ==References==
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− | * [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9D%BE%E5%89%8D%E5%B4%87%E5%BA%83 Matsumae Takahiro] ''J-Wikipedia''
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