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Tozama daimyō (外様大名, "outside daimyō") was a
class of
powerful magnates or daimyō (大名)
considered to be
outsiders by the
ruler of ****an
during the Edo...
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shogunate to the
Meiji government. The 1850s saw
growing resentment by the
tozama daimyōs and anti-Western
sentiment following the
arrival of a U.S. Navy...
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government positions,
while tozama in
general could not, was a main
difference between the two.[citation needed]
Tozama daimyō held
mostly large fiefs...
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Priscilla Tozama Mantashe (23
October 1960 – 31
January 2021) was a
South African politician from the
Eastern Cape. A
member of
South Africa's governing...
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kokudaka Oka
Nakagawa Tozama 70,000 koku
Usuki Inaba Tozama 50,000 koku
Kitsuki Nomi-Matsudaira
Fudai 32,000 koku Hiji Kino****a
Tozama 25,000 koku Funai...
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Tozama Matshikiza OMSS (7
March 1921 – 4
March 1968) was a
South African jazz pianist,
composer and journalist. As a journalist, he was a contributor...
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fudai Hasunoike Domain Nabeshima 52,000
tozama Ōmura
Domain Ōmura 28,000
tozama Kashima Domain Nabeshima 20,000
tozama ****ue
Domain Gotō 12,000
tozama...
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descendants filled the
ranks of the
Tokugawa administration in
opposition to the
tozama daimyō and held most of the
power in ****an
during the Edo period. Fudai...
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Kurobane Domain tozama Oseki 18,000 koku
Ashikaga Domain fudai Toda 12,000 koku Ōtawara
Domain tozama Ōtawara 11,000 koku
Kitsuregawa Domain tozama Ashikaga...
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kokudaka Kaga
Domain tozama Maeda clan 1,030,000 koku Daishōji
Domain tozama Maeda clan 100,000 koku...
