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  • Year plate. Two Draft Texts for Circulating the Imperial Edict ―― The Letter Tokugawa Nariaki Wrote but Never Sent
    Bakumatsu and Restoration

    Two Draft Texts for Circulating the Imperial Edict ―― The Letter Tokugawa Nariaki Wrote but Never Sent

    Tokugawa Nariaki, while under house confinement, placed two draft texts before his retainers. Tokutomi Sohō writes that the steward Kuki Naojirō and the chief oku-yūhitsu Harada Hachibei joined them…
    2026.10.03
  • 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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