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Katsu Kaishū
義邦
Japanese noble, statesman and naval engineer (1823–1899).
Wikipedia | Katsu Kaishū
Statements about
Katsu Kaishū
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Ryōgoku
Place of Death
Akasaka-Ku
Country of Citizenship
Japan
Date of Birth
3/12/1823
Date of Death
1/21/1899
1/19/1899
Instance Of
Human
Image
Occupation
Politician
University Teacher
Historian
Writer
Military Personnel
Samurai
Place of Burial
Senzoku-Ike
Image of Grave
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Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Ota
Country
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Japan
Coordinate Location
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35.6016°N 139.6903°E
Commons Gallery
Katsu Kaishū
Father
Katsu Kokichi
Name in Kana
かつ かいしゅう
Applies to Name of Subject
:
勝海舟
Unnamed
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ヨシクニ、ヤスヨシ、アワ、リンタロウ、カツ アワ、カツ リンタロウ、カツ ヤスヨシ、ヒカワ カツ ヨシクニ、カツ ヨシクニ
Award Received
Order of the Rising Sun, 1st Class
Name in Native Language
勝海舟
勝麟太郎
勝安芳
Educated At
Toyo University
Nagasaki Naval Training Center
Family Name
Katsu
Student Of
Otani Nobutomo
Shimada Toranosuke
Wakayama Butsudō
Student
Sugi Kōji
Satō Masayasu
Sakamoto Ryōma
Employer
Gunkan-Sō Renjo
Bansho Shirabesho
Kōbusho
Gunkan-Bugyō
Ministry of the Navy of Japan
Privy Council of Japan
Position Held
Rikugun Sōsai
Member of the Genrōin
Minister of the Navy of Japan
Noble Title
Count
Participant In
Fall of Edo
Child
Koroku Katsu
Kaji Umetaro
Cause of Death
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Relative
Tsunayoshi Megata
Kinship to Subject
:
Grandson
Tanetarō Megata
Kinship to Subject
:
Son-in-Law
Member Of
Three Ships of Bakumatsu
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Japanese
Field of Work
History of Japan
Start of Work Period
1855
Birth Name
義邦
Unnamed
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Name in Kana
:
よしくに
Ethnic Group
Japanese People
Reason for Deprecated Rank
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Source Known to Be Unreliable
Time Period
19th Century
Native Language
Japanese
Pseudonym
麟太郎
安芳
Writing Language
Japanese
Spouse
Katsu Tamiko
Given Name
Yasuyoshi
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
External Pages About Katsu Kaishū
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