Akimichi Hasegawa

Japanese: 長谷川昭道 - はせがわあきみち

1816 ^* -1897 A samurai from the late Edo period.
Born December 29, 1819. A feudal samurai of Matsushiro Domain, Shinano (Nagano Prefecture). Studied under Sato Issai in Edo. Served as a county magistrate, head of the private affairs department, and aide, and also contributed to the establishment of the domain school, the Literary and Military School. He was in conflict with Sakuma Shozan because of his support for the restoration of the Emperor and expulsion of foreigners. Later, he became the caretaker of Kyoto. He passed away on January 30, 1897. He was 83 years old. He was commonly known as Shinbi. His pen names included Togakushisha and Ippo. His works include "Kodo-Songi."

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

Japanese:

1816^*－1897　江戸時代後期の武士。
文化12年12月29日生まれ。信濃(しなの)(長野県)松代(まつしろ)藩士。江戸で佐藤一斎にまなぶ。郡奉行兼勝手元締役,側役などをつとめ,藩校文武学校創設にもつくす。尊王攘夷(じょうい)の立場から佐久間象山と対立。のち京都留守居役となる。明治30年1月30日死去。83歳。通称は深美(しんび)。号は戸隠舎,一峰など。著作に「皇道述義」など。

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