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Makino Nobuaki
Japanese politician (1861–1949).
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Makino Nobuaki
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Father
Ōkubo Toshimichi
Sex or Gender
Male
Instance Of
Human
Place of Birth
Kagoshima
Country of Citizenship
Japan
Date of Death
1/25/1949
Occupation
Diplomat
Politician
Date of Birth
11/24/1861
Given Name
Nobuaki
Educated At
Tokyo University
Zōshikan
University of Tokyo
Place of Death
Toyofuta
Work Location
Vienna
Rome
Paris
Name in Kana
まきの のぶあき
Award Received
Order of the Rising Sun with Paulownia Flowers, 1st Class
Mother
Ōkubo Masuko
Participant In
Iwakura Mission
Paris Peace Conference
Sibling
Toshinaka Ōkubo
Ōkubo Toshitake
Name in Native Language
牧野伸顕
Position Held
Ambassador of Japan to Italy
(1897 - 1899)
Start Time
:
1897
End Time
:
1899
Governor of Fukui Prefecture
(8/13/1891 - 11/16/1892)
Start Time
:
8/13/1891
End Time
:
11/16/1892
Governor of Ibaraki Prefecture
(11/16/1892 - 3/10/1893)
Start Time
:
11/16/1892
End Time
:
3/10/1893
Minister for Foreign Affairs
(1913 - 1914)
Member of Cabinet
:
First Yamamoto Cabinet
Start Time
:
1913
End Time
:
1914
Minister of Agriculture and Commerce
(1911 - 1912)
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Saionji Cabinet
Start Time
:
1911
End Time
:
1912
Minister of Education
(1906 - 1908)
Member of Cabinet
:
First Saionji Cabinet
Start Time
:
1906
End Time
:
1908
Minister of the Imperial Household
(1921 - 1925)
Start Time
:
1921
End Time
:
1925
Naidaijin
(1925 - 1935)
Start Time
:
1925
End Time
:
1935
Member of the House of Peers
(1914 - 1921)
Start Time
:
1914
End Time
:
1921
Family Name
Makino
Relative
Mishima Michitsune
Kinship to Subject
:
Father-in-Law
Tsutomu Makino
Kinship to Subject
:
Great-Grandson
Shigeru Yoshida
Kinship to Subject
:
Son-in-Law
Ken'ichi Yoshida
Kinship to Subject
:
Grandson
Kazuko Asō
Kinship to Subject
:
Granddaughter
Noble Title
Count
Country for Sport
Japan
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Japanese
Described by Source
Obálky Knih
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Child
Yukiko Yoshida
Nobumichi Makino
Spouse
Mineko Makino
Writing Language
Japanese
Tanehide Akizuki
Kinship to Subject
:
Son-in-Law
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