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  • Year plate. The Emperor's Wish for Clemency ―― From the Second Month to the Twelfth Month of Ansei 6
    Bakumatsu and Restoration

    The Emperor’s Wish for Clemency ―― From the Second Month to the Twelfth Month of Ansei 6

    The twenty-first day of the second month of Ansei 6 (1859). It was a document to the effect that Edo should be approached.
    2026.10.10
  • Year plate. The First Day of the Sixth Month: Announcement of the Adopted Lord ―― The Shogunate That Concealed the Name, and Kyoto's Reply Blocked by the River
    Bakumatsu and Restoration

    The First Day of the Sixth Month: Announcement of the Adopted Lord ―― The Shogunate That Concealed the Name, and Kyoto’s Reply Blocked by the River

    The first day of the sixth month of Ansei 5 (1858). The members of the Gosanke who had come to Edo Castle as usual (Owari excepted), the two kyō lords, and the men of the Tamarinoma-zume were ordered…
    2026.10.07
  • Year plate. There Was Truly Lamentation over Tyrannical Rule ―― the Imperial Letter and Rewards Bestowed after the Tonsuring of the Four Lords in the Fifth Month of Ansei 6 (1859)
    Bakumatsu and Restoration

    “The tyranny truly caused lamentation” ―― In the fifth month of Ansei 6 (1859), the imperial letter and gifts bestowed after the four lords’ tonsure

    A cut sheet of formal paper, wrapped in Mino paper. A note states that it conveys a private command.
    2026.09.132026.09.16
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