THE SERIES COLLECTION · KEYES 319

Annals of the Tokugawa Administration

徳川治績年間紀事

Tokugawa chiseki nenkan kiji
Tsukioka Yoshitoshi · 8/1875

8/1875PUBLICATION DATES

10 entriesIN THIS CATALOGUE

TSUKIOKA YOSHITOSHI · 月岡芳年

Honda Heihachiro coming to the rescue of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun, during the battle at Magome. — 319.01 Honda Heihachiro coming to the rescue of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun, during the battle at Magome.

徳川治績年間紀事

THE SERIES COLLECTION

ANNALS OF THE TOKUGAWA ADMINISTRATION徳川治績年間紀事

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Honda Heihachiro coming to the rescue of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun, during the battle at Magome.

Honda Heihachiro coming to the rescue of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun, during the battle at Magome.VIEW PRINT ↗319.01Honda Heihachiro coming to the rescue of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun, during the battle at Magome.8/1875

Tokugawa Hidetada, the second shogun, fleeing with Okubo

Tokugawa Hidetada, the second shogun, fleeing with OkuboVIEW PRINT ↗319.02Tokugawa Hidetada, the second shogun, fleeing with Okubo8/1875

The insolence of Tenkai, the founder of Kaneiji Temple, to the third shogun Iemitsu.

The insolence of Tenkai, the founder of Kaneiji Temple, to the third shogun Iemitsu.VIEW PRINT ↗319.03The insolence of Tenkai, the founder of Kaneiji Temple, to the third shogun Iemitsu.8/1875-1876

The fourth shogun Ietsuna visiting the family's mausoleum at Nikko.

The fourth shogun Ietsuna visiting the family's mausoleum at Nikko.VIEW PRINT ↗319.04The fourth shogun Ietsuna visiting the family's mausoleum at Nikko.8/1875-1876

Yanagizawa Yataro entertaining the fifth shogun, Tsunayoshi, with courtesans.

Yanagizawa Yataro entertaining the fifth shogun, Tsunayoshi, with courtesans.VIEW PRINT ↗319.05Yanagizawa Yataro entertaining the fifth shogun, Tsunayoshi, with courtesans.8/1875-1876

Entertainment of the infant Ietsugu, the seventh shogun.

Entertainment of the infant Ietsugu, the seventh shogun.VIEW PRINT ↗319.06Entertainment of the infant Ietsugu, the seventh shogun.8/1875-1876 IMAGE NEEDEDKEYES 319.07The barge of the twelfth shogun Ieyoshi on the Sumida River.VIEW PRINT ↗319.07The barge of the twelfth shogun Ieyoshi on the Sumida River.8/1875-1876

Ieasada, the thirteenth shogun, watching a sumo match between Koyanagi Jokichi and Arauma Daigoro at Fukiage Garden.

Ieasada, the thirteenth shogun, watching a sumo match between Koyanagi Jokichi and Arauma Daigoro at Fukiage Garden.VIEW PRINT ↗319.08Ieasada, the thirteenth shogun, watching a sumo match between Koyanagi Jokichi and Arauma Daigoro at Fukiage Garden.8/1875-1876

Iemochi, the fourteenth shogun, watching his forces in mock combat at Osaka Castle.

Iemochi, the fourteenth shogun, watching his forces in mock combat at Osaka Castle.VIEW PRINT ↗319.09Iemochi, the fourteenth shogun, watching his forces in mock combat at Osaka Castle.8/1875-1876

Yoshinobu, the fifteenth and final Tokugawa shogun, escaping to his ship, Kanyomaru, after the battle of Toba-Fushimi.

Yoshinobu, the fifteenth and final Tokugawa shogun, escaping to his ship, Kanyomaru, after the battle of Toba-Fushimi.VIEW PRINT ↗319.10Yoshinobu, the fifteenth and final Tokugawa shogun, escaping to his ship, Kanyomaru, after the battle of Toba-Fushimi.8/1875-1876

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About the Series

Annals of the Tokugawa Administration. Series continued as Meiji shoshi nenkan kiji, number 340.

Keyes #319. Tokugawa chiseki nenkan kiji

This gallery contains 10 numbered catalogue records. 9 of 10 records illustrated. Dates and notes follow the archive’s print catalogue.

Publication details

Series heading date: 8/1875.

Tokugawa chiseki nenkan kiji

Triptych series (10)

Publisher: Yorozumago(Okura Magobei)