Hisanori Kano

Japanese: 加納久周 - かのう・ひさのり

Year of death: Bunka 8.6.2 (1811.7.21)
Year of birth: 1753
Lord of Ichinomiya Domain in Kazusa Province in the late Edo period. Commonly known as Hisaya, he was called Choo in later years. He was the second son of Shogunate official Ooka Tadamitsu, and in 1772 was adopted by Ichinomiya Domain Lord Kano Hisakane. In the same year, he was seen by Shogun Tokugawa Ieharu, and succeeded to his title in October 1786. In 1787 he was promoted to chief clerk, and in 1793 he was made equivalent to a young councilor. The Ichinomiya Domain's territory included Ise, Kazusa, and Shimousa, and totaled 10,000 koku, but in 1795 he was given an additional 3,000 koku in Kozuke Province, and in 1797 he moved the domain's camp from Hatta in Ise Province to Ichinomiya in Kazusa Province, laying the foundation for the reforms of the domain's government that followed the Tenpo era. During this time he was a great help to Matsudaira Sadanobu as the brain behind the Kansei Reforms. <References> Matsudaira Sadanobu, "Uge Jingon"

(Kawamura Yu)

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没年：文化8.6.2(1811.7.21)
生年：宝暦3(1753)
江戸後期の上総国一宮藩主。通称久弥,晩年長翁と号す。幕臣大岡忠光の次男,安永1(1772)年一宮藩主加納久堅の養子となる。同年将軍徳川家治に御目見,天明6(1786)年10月襲封。同7年大番頭に進み,寛政5(1793)年若年寄に準ぜられた。一宮藩領は伊勢,上総,下総にあり,あわせて1万石であったが,同8年上野国において3000石加増,同10年その陣屋を伊勢国八田から上総国一宮に移し,天保以降の藩政改革の基礎をつくった。この間,寛政改革のブレーンとして松平定信を大いに助けた。<参考文献>松平定信『宇下人言』

(川村優)

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