Kinri goryo (forbidden treasure)
|
In the early Edo period, Tokugawa Ieyasu reorganized the existing imperial land and donated 10,000 koku. Hidetada donated 10,000 koku to celebrate the birth of the princess, and Tsunayoshi also donated 10,000 koku, bringing the total to 30,000 koku. Source: Obunsha Japanese History Dictionary, Third Edition About Obunsha Japanese History Dictionary, Third Edition |
|
江戸時代，皇室の所領 江戸初期徳川家康は従来の皇室領を整理して１万石を献上。秀忠は皇女降誕を祝して１万石，綱吉も１万石献上して３万石となった。 出典 旺文社日本史事典 三訂版旺文社日本史事典 三訂版について 情報 |
Recommend
Rayleigh waves - Rayleigh
An elastic wave that travels along the surface of ...
Temple of Jerusalem
The temple of the Jewish worship of God Yahweh wa...
Abu Nadara - Abu Nadara
…Egyptian playwright and journalist. Pen name Abū...
Vinegared tofu - Sudofu
Rakugo. An old Edo rakugo that has been performed...
Tadashi Asai - Asaichu
A Western-style painter of the Meiji period. Born...
Ganden Monastery - Gandenji (English spelling) dga-ldan
The head temple of the Yellow Hat (Gelug) sect of...
Mount Taihei
It is the main peak of the Taihei Mountains in the...
Summer Canon - Natsu no Kanon (English)
Original title: "Sumer is icumen in (Summer h...
Rejected - Kyakka
Generally speaking, it refers to a disposition th...
D'Annunzio (English spelling) Gabriele d'Annunzio
Italian poet and writer. Born on March 12th in Pe...
Mont Pelvoux (mountain)
It is part of the crystalline massif of the northe...
Amaze
...A post town on the Hokkoku Kaido road, it flou...
Flatidae
…As their elegant name suggests, this group of he...
Meteorite capture theory - meteorite capture theory
This is a theory of the formation of the solar sys...
Egyo
Year of birth: Year of birth and death unknown. A ...