The Principality of Iwatsuki ( 岩 槻 藩 Iwatsuki Khan ) is a feudal principality ( khan ) in Japan of the Edo period ( 1590 - 1871 ), in the Musashi province of the Tokaido region on the island of Honshu (part of modern Saitama Prefecture ).
Content
- 1 Brief History
- 2 Rulers of the Principality
- 3 notes
- 4 Literature
- 5 Links
A Brief History
The administrative center of the principality: Iwatsuki Castle in the province of Musashi.
Khan's income:
- 1590-1616 - 20,000 coca rice
- 1620-1623 - 55,000 Coca
- 1623-1681 - from 45 to 115,000 coca of rice
- 1681-1682 - 60,000 Coca
- 1682-1686 - 51,000 coca of rice
- 1686-1697 - 48,000 Coca
- 1697-1710 - 50,000 coca rice
- 1711-1756 - 33,000 Coca
- 1756-1869 - 20-23,000 coca rice
The first ruler of Iwatsuki Khan ( Musashi Province ) in 1590 was Koriki Kiyonaga (1530-1608), a vassal of Tokugawa Ieyasu . In 1600, he was succeeded by the grandson of Koriki Tadafusa (1584-1656), the son of Koriki Masanaga (1558-1599). In 1616, Koriki Tadafusa received a land allotment to Hamamatsu ( Totomi Province).
In 1620, Iwatsuki Khan with an income of 55,000 Koku was acquired by Aoyama Tadatoshi (1578–1643), the former daimyo of Edosaki Khan . In 1623 he was transferred to Otaki Khan ( Kazusa Province). In the same year, Abe Masatsugu (1569-1647), who had previously been the ruler of the Principality of Odawar, was appointed ruler of Iwatsuki Khan. The descendants of Abe Masatsugu ruled in the khan until 1681 .
In 1681 - 1682, the Principality of Iwatsuki was ruled by Takura Shigetane (1641-1705), transferred there from Kurasuyama-khan ( Shimotsuke province). In 1682, Takura Shigetane was taken over by Sakaki Khan ( Shinano Province ).
In 1682, Iwatsuki Khan was transferred to Tod Tadamas (1632–1699), the former ruler of Tomioka Khan . In 1686 he was transferred to Sakura Khan ( Shimos Province). In 1686 - 1697, the principality was ruled by Matsudaira Tadatika (1661-1728), who had previously ruled in Kameyama Khan ( Tamba province). In 1697, he obtained possession of the Izushi domain in the province of Tajima .
In 1697, the Principality of Iwatsuki was taken over by Ogasawara Nagashige (1650-1732), who had previously ruled in Yoshida Khan ( Mikawa Province ). In 1710, Nagashige transferred power to his second son Nagahiro (1690-1752). The following 1711, Ogasawara Nagahiro was transferred from Iwatsuki Khan to the principality of Kakegawa ( Totomi Province).
In 1711, Iwatsuki Khan was taken over by Nagai Naohiro (1664-1711), who ruled earlier in Iiyama Khan ( Shinano Province ). In the same year after the death of Naohiro, he was succeeded by the son of Naohiro (1697-1714). In 1714, the third daimyo of Iwatsuki Khan was Nagai Naonobu (1698-1763), the younger brother and successor of Naohir. In 1756, Nagai Naonobu was transferred to Kano Khan ( Mino province).
From 1756 to 1871, the Ook clan ruled in the principality of Iwatsuki. The first ruler was Ooka Tadamitsu (1709-1760), transferred there from Katsuura Khan ( Kazusa province). The 8th (last) daimyo of Iwatsuki Khan Ook Tadatsura (1847-1920), who ruled from 1866 to 1869 , during the War of Bosin was on the side of the imperial government against the Tokugawa Shogunate , then was appointed peer and viscount (shishaku).
Iwatsuki Khan was liquidated in 1871 .
Rulers of the Principality
- Koriki clan , 1590-1616 ( fudai daimyo )
| No. | Name | Years of rule | Years of life | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Koriki Kiyonaga | 高 力 清 長 | 1590 - 1600 | 1530 - 1608 | The eldest son of Korigi Yasunaga |
| 2 | Koriki Tadafusa | 高 力 忠 房 | 1600 - 1616 | 1584 - 1656 | The son of Koriki Masanaga , the grandson and successor of Koriki Kiyonaga |
- Aoyama clan , 1620-1623 ( fudai daimyo )
| No. | Name | Years of rule | Years of life | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Aoyama Tadatoshi | 青山 忠 俊 | 1620 - 1623 | 1578 - 1643 | Second son and successor of Aoyama Tadanari , daimyo of Edosaki Khan |
- Rod Abe , 1623-1681 ( fudai daimyo )
| No. | Name | Years of rule | Years of life | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Abe Masatsugu | 阿 部 正 次 | 1623 - 1638 | 1569 - 1647 | Eldest son of Abe Masakatsu , daimyo Itihara Khan |
| 2 | Abe Shigetsugu | 阿 部 重 次 | 1638 - 1651 | 1598 - 1651 | Second son and successor to Abe Masatsugu |
| 3 | Abe Sadataka | 阿 部 定 高 | 1651 - 1659 | 1635 - 1659 | Eldest son Abe Shigetsugu |
| four | Abe Masaharu [1] | 阿 部 正 春 | 1659 - 1671 | 1637 - 1716 | Second son of Abe Shigetsugu |
| 5 | Abe Masakuni [2] | 阿 部 正邦 | 1671 - 1681 | 1658 - 1715 | The second son of Abe Sadataka |
- Rod of Ithacura , 1681-1682 ( fudai daimyo )
| No. | Name | Years of rule | Years of life | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Takura shigetane | 板倉 重 種 | 1681 - 1682 | 1641 - 1705 | The son and successor of Sochiur Shigenori , daimyo of Karasuyama Khan |
- Rod Toda , 1682-1686 ( fudai daimyo )
| No. | Name | Years of rule | Years of life | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Toda Tadamas | 戸 田忠昌 | 1681 - 1682 | 1632 - 1699 | The eldest son of Toda Tadatsugu , the adopted son of Toda Tadayoshi , the daimyo of Tahara Khan |
- Genus Matsudaira (branch of Fuji , 1686–1697 ( fudai daimyo )
| No. | Name | Years of rule | Years of life | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Matsudaira Tadatika | 松 平 忠 周 | 1686 - 1697 | 1661 - 1728 | The youngest son of Matsudaira Tadaharu, daimyo Kameyama Khan, was adopted by his older brother Matsudaira Tadaaki |
- Rod Ogasawara , 1697-1711 ( fudai daimyo )
| No. | Name | Years of rule | Years of life | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Ogasawara Nagashige | 小 笠原 長 重 | 1697 - 1710 | 1650 - 1732 | The second son and successor of Ogasawar Naganori , daimyo Yoshida Khan |
| 2 | Ogasawara Nagahiro | 小 笠原 長 煕 | 1710 - 1711 | 1690 - 1752 | The second son of Ogasawara Nagashige |
- Nagai clan , 1711-1756 ( fudai daimyo )
| No. | Name | Years of rule | Years of life | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Nagai Naohiro | 永 井 直 敬 | 1711 | 1664 - 1711 | Nagai's second son, Naotsune , sitting in Kyoto |
| 2 | Nagai Naohira | 永 井 尚 平 | 1711 - 1714 | 1697 - 1714 | The second son and successor of Nagai Naohiro |
| 3 | Nagai Naonobu | 永 井 直 陳 | 1714 - 1756 | 1698 - 1763 | The son of Nagai Naohiro , adopted by his older brother Nagai Naohira |
- Rod Ooka , 1756-1871 ( fudai daimyo )
| No. | Name | Years of rule | Years of life | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Ooka Tadamitsu | 大 岡 忠 光 | 1756 - 1760 | 1709 - 1760 | The eldest son of Hatamoto Ooka Tadatoshi |
| 2 | Ooka Tadayoshi | 大 岡 忠 喜 | 1760 - 1782 | 1737 - 1806 | The eldest son and successor of Ooka Tadamitsu |
| 3 | Ooka Tadatoshi | 大 岡 忠 要 | 1782 - 1786 | 1767 - 1786 | The eldest son of Ooka Tadayoshi |
| four | Ooka Tadayasu | 大 岡 忠烈 | 1786 - 1797 | 1767 - 1845 | Ooka Tadayoshi's second son, adopted by his older brother Ooki Tadatoshi |
| 5 | Ook tadamasa | 大 岡 忠 正 | 1797 - 1816 | 1781 - 1816 | The third son of Kano Hisanori , the daimyo of the Hatta Khan, was adopted by Ooka Tadayasu. |
| 6 | Ooka Tadataka | 大 岡 忠 固 | 1816 - 1852 | 1794 - 1852 | The fifth son of Kano Hisanori , the daimyo of the Hatta Khan , was adopted by his brother Oook Tadamas. |
| 7 | Ooka Tadayuki | 大 岡 忠恕 | 1852 - 1866 | 1822 - 1880 | The third son and successor of Ook Tadataka |
| 8 | Ooka Tadatsura [3] | 大 岡 忠 貫 | 1866 - 1869 | 1847 - 1920 | The eldest son and successor of Ook Tadayuki |
Notes
- ↑ Also Abe Masaharu was the ruler of Otaki Khan (1671-1702) and Kariya Khan (1702-1709)
- ↑ Later Abe Masakuni was the daimyo of Miyazu Khan (1681–1697), Utsunomiya Khan (1697–1710) and Fukuyama Khan (1710-1715)
- ↑ Ook Tadatsura in 1869 - 1871 was the governor of Iwatsuki Khan
Literature
- Rubel V. A. Japanese civilization: traditional suspension and dominance. - Kyiv: “Akvilon-Pres”, 1997.
Links
- List of three hundred khans of the Edo period (Japanese) .