Tokohou : [the story of Prince Tokugawa the fifteenth].
Creator
Date Created
[188-?]
Date
1880/1889
Identifier
University of Otago Library Special Collections - N 7350 TM41
s28
Description
In 1867, the last shōgun, Tokugawa Yoshinobu, resigned and the Emperor, Mutsuhito, regained the position of actual head of government. Mutsuhito took the name Meiji ('enlightened government') to designate his reign and this became his imperial title. The royal capital was transferred to Edo, renamed Tokyo ('eastern capital'). This late nineteenth century concertina format publication documents the history of the Tokugawa shōgun. In what is a typical Japanese publication, both sides of the paper have text and images.
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Source
Tokogawa Jugodaiki [The Chronicles of the Tokugawa Shogun]
Language
jpn
Is Part Of
Tokogawa Jugodaiki [The Chronicles of the Tokugawa Shogun]
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Citation
unknown, “Tokohou : [the story of Prince Tokugawa the fifteenth].,” ourheritage.ac.nz | OUR Heritage, accessed November 22, 2024, https://ourheritage.ac.nz/items/show/5999.