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arrived in 1618, Kinhiro took no action, but after his departure he banned inhabitants of the domain from practising the faith. Turning a blind eye nevertheless to the large number of fleeing
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conferring rights to its continued gathering and to new gold mining operations on the island in return. These spread rapidly: by 1628, extraction activities had advanced to the
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who came for refuge and to work in the gold-mining operations, in 1639 he complied more fully, executing one hundred and six, according to the official clan documents known as
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and leased rights to stretches of streams and rivers, the working methods being described in detail in a long surviving letter by
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went up in flames, with the loss of innumerable family treasures and documents, and
Kinhiro himself hurt; it was rebuilt two years later.
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His given name
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began to extract gold from local streams in the south of the
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985:"Father Diego Carvalho (1578–624), a Sendai Martyr"
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893:"The Ecology of Ainu Autonomy and Dependence"
899:. Canadian Scholars' Press. pp. 52 ff.
394:. He was the eldest son of Matsumae Morihiro
895:. In Andersen, Chris; Maaka, Roger (eds.).
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773:Kitamaebune
738:of Matsumae
569:missionary
525:Shimakomaki
137:Preceded by
1071:Categories
784:References
778:Ichirizuka
742:1617–1641
699:death poem
592:inspectors
450:2 (1617).
296:Edo period
1047:Routledge
633:Wajin-chi
605:junkenshi
481:gold dust
467:merchants
364:Biography
340:Shigehiro
249:Relatives
107:1617–1641
103:In office
1024:Kodansha
997:July 28,
947:41933412
820:Kodansha
757:See also
717:smallpox
539:Shizunai
388:Matsumae
384:Matsumae
292:Hokkaidō
241:(father)
207:Yasuhiro
192:Kanehiro
189:Children
112:Monarchs
31:Matsumae
21:In this
1026:. 2001.
1019:日本人名大辞典
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713:Ujihiro
655:. When
288:Ezo-chi
204:Ujihiro
27:surname
1077:Daimyo
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691:Kan'ei
590:bakufu
586:Kan'ei
567:Jesuit
543:Samani
500:bakufu
455:daimyō
444:daimyō
413:daimyō
370:Keichō
279:daimyō
223:Parent
116:Shōgun
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962:北方探検記
943:JSTOR
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871:吉川弘文館
620:Wajin
448:Genna
337:imina
310:Names
271:松前 公広
1051:ISBN
1013:松前氏広
999:2020
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861:松前公広
809:松前公広
673:福山秘府
554:金山奉行
537:and
532:慶能舞川
507:and
473:近江商人
424:and
400:松前盛広
177:Died
172:1598
169:Born
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598:巡見使
494:ryō
465:Ōmi
460:han
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437:志摩守
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