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Oshio Heihachiro

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Oshio Heihachiro 

Born 1796; died 1837. Leader of an uprising against the Tokugawa shogunate in Japan in 1837.

Oshio held the hereditary post of inspector of police in Osaka. He reflected the interests of the lower strata of the samurai class. Both samurais and the urban poor took part in the rebellion that he incited in February 1837. The rebel forces were soon routed, and Oshio committed suicide.

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Iofan, N. “Iz istorii krest’ianskikh i gorodskikh vosstanii v Iaponii v 30–40 gg. XIX v.” In Sbornik statei po istorii stran Dal’nego Vostoka. (Moscow) 1952.


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The famine triggered riots (uchikowashi) in Edo and a popular revolt led by a former government official, Oshio Heihachiro (1793-1837).
 
 
 
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