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|City=Nabari | |City=Nabari | ||
|Prefecture=Mie Prefecture | |Prefecture=Mie Prefecture | ||
|History=In 1585 Tsutsui Clan was transferred from Yamato Koriyama-jo (Nara Pref.) to Iga Ueno-jo (Mie Pref.). Continued contribution Matsukura Katsuhiki was given Nabari and started building Nabari-jo. The next year, 1586, Koyoshima (later Hizen Shimabara) fought, taking the castle and completing it. In 1635 Todo Takayoshi moved into the territory of Ise and Iga and built a house using Nabari-jo. This became Nabari Jinya. Due to a big fire in April 7, 1710, it completely burned down and reconstruction began immediately. The Todo Clan was not treated as a daimyo, but as a small local lord and eleven generations ruled until the Meiji Era. | |History=In 1585 Tsutsui Clan was transferred from Yamato Koriyama-jo (Nara Pref.) to Iga Ueno-jo (Mie Pref.). Continued contribution Matsukura Katsuhiki was given Nabari and started building Nabari-jo. The next year, 1586, Koyoshima (later Hizen Shimabara) fought, taking the castle and completing it. In 1635 Todo Takayoshi moved into the territory of Ise and Iga and built a house using Nabari-jo. This became Nabari Jinya. Due to a big fire in April 7, 1710, it completely burned down and reconstruction began immediately. The Todo Clan was not treated as a daimyo, but as a small local lord and eleven generations ruled until the Meiji Era. | ||
|AddedJcastle=2020 | |AddedJcastle=2020 | ||
| + | |GPSLocation=34.62235, 136.09109 | ||
|Contributor=Andrew A | |Contributor=Andrew A | ||
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Revision as of 11:48, 16 March 2020
History
In 1585 Tsutsui Clan was transferred from Yamato Koriyama-jo (Nara Pref.) to Iga Ueno-jo (Mie Pref.). Continued contribution Matsukura Katsuhiki was given Nabari and started building Nabari-jo. The next year, 1586, Koyoshima (later Hizen Shimabara) fought, taking the castle and completing it. In 1635 Todo Takayoshi moved into the territory of Ise and Iga and built a house using Nabari-jo. This became Nabari Jinya. Due to a big fire in April 7, 1710, it completely burned down and reconstruction began immediately. The Todo Clan was not treated as a daimyo, but as a small local lord and eleven generations ruled until the Meiji Era.
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| English Name | Nabari Jinya |
| Japanese Name | 名張陣屋 |
| Founder | Todo Takayoshi |
| Year Founded | 1636 |
| Castle Type | Flatland |
| Castle Condition | No main keep but other buildings |
| Historical Period | Edo Period |
| Features | gates, palace, walls |
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| Website | http://www.city.nabari.lg.jp/s061/020/000/050/201502051899.html |
| Location | Nabari, Mie Prefecture |
| Coordinates | 34° 37' 20.46" N, 136° 5' 27.92" E |
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| Added to Jcastle | 2020 |
| Contributor | Andrew A |
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