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in Paris. Largely responsible for Japan's technological and military advancement, and holding much of the fruits of those labors, Saga attracted the attention of the shogunate, which kept a close eye on the domain. Saga refused to take a clear stance on the political situation and prohibited its
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to about three months out of two years, instead of the usual two years. This was still a considerable expense, and at times the domain sought to lessen its losses by reducing the number of samurai it sent to defend the port. In 1808, during the
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and in other clashes. As a result, the new Meiji government which emerged afterwards featured a number of figures from Saga, including
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1635:藩と城下町の事典―国別
1581:List of Han
1528:Etō Shinpei
1275:1861 – 1871
1244:1830 – 1861
1213:1805 – 1830
1188:(肥前守 左近衛少将)
1182:1770 – 1805
1151:1760 - 1770
1120:1730 - 1760
1089:1730 - 1738
1058:1707 - 1730
1027:1695 - 1706
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912:1590 - 1607
704:Etō Shinpei
506:export good
476:of 357,000
428:Arima clans
414:. However,
344:Saga Castle
306:Saga Domain
85:Saga Castle
75:Saga Castle
22:Saga Domain
2129:Categories
1592:References
1540:Ōki Takatō
869:Court Rank
764:han system
712:Ōki Takatō
696:Boshin War
608:The 10th
561:(1637–8).
555:Kirishitan
534:Ogi Domain
466:Edo period
329:Edo period
167:Edo period
91:Government
2035:Hitoyoshi
2000:Shimabara
1965:Hasunoike
1789:Genealogy
1281:(信濃守、肥前守)
1095:(信濃守、飛騨守)
774:cadastral
675:Shinagawa
662:Ryōfūmaru
644:Armstrong
422:with the
38:1590–1871
2025:Kumamoto
1950:Yanagawa
1925:Sadowara
1920:Takanabe
1575:See also
1287:357,000
1272:(鍋島 直大),
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1008:357,000
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769:kokudaka
652:Shōgitai
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518:kokudaka
510:kokudaka
473:kokudaka
392:Nagasaki
318:Saga-han
297:, final
33:of Japan
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2104:Chūgoku
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1980:Karatsu
1970:Kashima
1940:Akizuki
1935:Fukuoka
1915:Nobeoka
1880:Kitsuki
1875:Nakatsu
1845:Domains
1560:(田中 久重)
1554:(鍋島 茂義)
1548:(佐野 常民)
1542:(大木 喬任)
1530:(江藤 新平)
1524:(大隈 重信)
1241:(鍋島 直正)
1210:(鍋島 斉直)
1179:(鍋島 治茂)
1148:(鍋島 重茂)
1117:(鍋島 宗教)
1086:(鍋島 宗茂)
1055:(鍋島 吉茂)
1024:(鍋島 綱茂)
993:(鍋島 光茂)
962:(鍋島 勝茂)
909:(龍造寺高房)
727:kōshaku
688:Satsuma
520:of the
450:in the
424:Shimazu
402:History
327:of the
135:(first)
81:Capital
57:of the
2114:Kyūshū
2058:Ryūkyū
1985:Hirado
1945:Kurume
1865:Kokura
1857:Kyūshū
1849:Kyūshū
1761:p. 150
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150:(last)
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31:Domain
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2094:Chūbu
2084:Kantō
2010:Tomie
2005:Fukue
1995:Ōmura
1955:Miike
1905:Saiki
1900:Usuki
1895:Funai
1777:p. 18
1568:牟田口廉也
1250:(肥前守)
1219:(肥前守)
1157:(信濃守)
1126:(丹後守)
1064:(丹後守)
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1002:(丹後守)
971:(信濃守)
918:(駿河守)
494:Korea
485:kanji
1960:Saga
1890:Mori
1885:Hiji
1735:ISBN
1708:ISBN
1681:ISBN
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1505:柳沢保承
1494:柳沢保恵
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181:1590
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1975:Ogi
1930:Obi
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378:鍋島藩
364:肥前藩
312:佐賀藩
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