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Kido Takayoshi

和田小五郎

Japanese samurai of the Mito Domain and one of the three great nobles who led the Meiji Restoration (1833-1877).

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Date of Birth

8/11/1833

Date of Death

5/26/1877

Instance Of

Place of Birth

Given Name

Occupation

Family Name

Place of Death

Educated At

Country of Citizenship

Award Received

Order of the Rising Sun, 1st Class

Participant In

Iwakura Mission

Name in Native Language

木戸孝允

Place of Burial

Ryōzen Cemetery

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Residence

Student Of

Egawa Hidetatsu

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Position Held

Lord of Home Affairs

(2/14/1874 - 4/27/1874)

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Ōkubo Toshimichi

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Ōkubo Toshimichi

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: 2/14/1874

: 4/27/1874

Minister of Education

(1/25/1874 - 5/13/1874)

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:

Saigō Tsugumichi

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: 1/25/1874

: 5/13/1874

Name in Kana

きどたかよし

Applies to Name of Subject

: 木戸孝允

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きどこういん

Applies to Name of Subject

: 木戸孝允

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Birth Name

和田小五郎

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Katsura Kogorō

Part Of

Three Great Nobles

Ten Great Nobles

Native Language

Ethnic Group

Japanese People

Reason for Deprecated Rank

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Source Known to Be Unreliable

Spouse

Described by Source

Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary

Writing Language

Pseudonym

桂小五郎

貫治

Father

Relative

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Nakajima Saburōsuke

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Adoptive Father