Ide Tamekichi

Japanese: 井出為吉 - いでためきち

1859-1905 A freedom and civil rights activist from the Meiji period.
Born in 1858. Born into a wealthy farming family in Kitaaiki Village, Shinano (Nagano Prefecture). He moved to Tokyo to study Chinese classics and Japanese literature, and also developed an interest in the history of the French Revolution. In 1882 he joined the Liberal Party, and in 1883 he became head of the household in Kitaaiki Village. In 1884 he joined the Chichibu Kominto Party as a military financial officer, for which he was arrested, but was released under a general amnesty in 1899. He later changed his name to Haruo, and served in various roles, including as clerk for Tone County in Gunma Prefecture. He died in 1905, aged 47.

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

1859－1905　明治時代の自由民権運動家。
安政6年生まれ。生家は信濃(しなの)(長野県)北相木村の富農。上京して漢学,国学をまなび,フランス革命史などにも関心をもつ。明治15年自由党に入党,16年北相木村の戸長。17年秩父(ちちぶ)困民党に軍用金方として参加し逮捕され,22年大赦で出獄。のち治雄と改名し群馬県利根郡書記などをつとめた。明治38年死去。47歳。

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