- Togo
Shigekata (東郷 重位, 1560- 1643) was a
direct student of
Terasaka Yakuro Masatsune, the
third headmaster of the
Tenshinsho Jigen Ryu (自顕, Jigen), and...
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Takenaka Shigekata (竹中 重固,
September 16, 1828–
January 24, 1891) was a ****anese
samurai of the late Edo period,
later a
figure in
efforts to colonize...
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Hosokawa Shigekata (細川 重賢,
January 23, 1721 –
November 27, 1785) was a ****anese
samurai daimyō of the Edo period.
Shigekata's father,
Hosokawa Nobunori...
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founded in the late 16th
century by Tōgō Chūi (1560–1643), a.k.a. Tōgō
Shigekata, in
Satsuma Province, now
Kagoshima prefecture, Kyushu, ****an. It focuses...
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decline after that, as most
domains did, but the
sixth lord,
Hosokawa Shigekata (1718–1785, r. 1747–1785)
instituted a
number of
reforms which turned...
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University of
Chicago Thesis Analytical Study of
Typhoons (1952)
Doctoral advisor Shigekata Syono Doctoral students Roger M. Wakimoto,
Gregory S. Forbes...
- Chikugo-no-Kami Mera
Shigekata was a warlord,
serving Ito, the
Daimyo of Himuka-no-Kuni, and
Shigekata also was the lord of Suki Castle. Mera
Shigekata was ordered...
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Masaaki (間瀬 久太夫 正明) Mase Magokurō
Masatoki (間瀬 孫九郎 正辰)
Akabane Genzō
Shigekata (赤埴 源蔵 重賢)
Ushioda Matanojō
Takanori (潮田 又之丞 高教)
Tominomori Sukeemon Masayori...
- The
overall commander (rikugun bugyō) of the
operation was
Takenaka Shigekata. The
shogunate forces move in the
direction of Toba
under the command...
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slain soldiers as an
accompaniment to sake.
Although Ōkōchi and
Takenaka Shigekata were
described by the
Imperial authorities as the "ringleaders" (巨魁) of...
