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hit the domain in 1783. Further, the domain's shimoyashiki in Edo burned down in 1786, and severe storms caused crop failure in 1791. A massive uprising occurred in 1797. He died in Edo in 1799 at the age of 40. His wife was a daughter of
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in 1780 on the retirement of his father due to illness. He codified the laws of the domain and attempted economic reforms by implementing a fiscal austerity program. However, these efforts were thwarted when the
Katsuyama
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was founded in 1843, and the domain attempted to modernize its weaponry from 1848. These efforts were hindered by an order from the shogunate to contribute to flood control projects on rivers in the
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1272:han school
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391:han system
359:Boshin War
319:Ōno Domain
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148:Matsudaira
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1620:Tanoguchi
1615:Iwamurada
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32:1613–1871
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1522:Itoigawa
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1477:Kurokawa
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1452:Hokuriku
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1552:Maruoka
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1375:p. 18
1288:Kyoto
1253:小笠原長守
1182:小笠原長貴
1133:小笠原長教
1103:小笠原信房
1051:小笠原信胤
1005:小笠原信成
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903:小笠原貞信
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826:小笠原長貴
789:小笠原長教
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604:小笠原貞信
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1454:and
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