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Yukatchu (ユカッチュ, 良人), also
known as
Samuree (サムレー), were the
aristocracy of the
Ryukyu Kingdom. The scholar-bureaucrats of
classical Chinese studies living...
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situation occurred in the Ryūkyū
Kingdom with the
scholarly class of
yukatchu, but
yukatchu status was
hereditary and
could be
bought from the
government as...
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Pekumi (親雲上, Pēkumi),
historically 大やこもい Opoyakomoi, was a rank
among the
Yukatchu class of the
former Ryukyu Kingdom (modern-day Okinawa, ****an),
above the...
- agricultural. The area was, however, used as a
retreat for
members of the
Yukatchu artistocratic class of the
Ryukyu Kingdom; consequently, the area was strongly...
- to form an
important and
aristocratic class of scholar-bureaucrats, the
yukatchu, who
dominated the
royal bureaucracy, and
served as
government officials...
- U****ata (親方), in the
Okinawan language, was the
highest rank in the
yukatchu aristocracy of the
former Ryukyu Kingdom (modern-day Okinawa, ****an), though...
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rebellion successfully. All of them
received u****ata, the
highest rank in the
yukatchu aristocracy of Ryukyu. In the
spring of 1609,
Satsuma invaded Ryukyu and...
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officials at the time, most
sessei were
appointed from the
elite class of
yukatchu,
scholars of
Chinese subjects from the town of Kumemura.
According to the...
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contacts with China. It may be
worth noting that in
domestic affairs Ryūkyū's
Yukatchu used two- or three-character
toponyms as
their family names (kamei), which...
- as Kin Ōku 金 応煦). All of them
received u****ata, the
highest rank in the
yukatchu aristocracy of Ryukyu. Ming
China sent a
mission for the
investiture of...
