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The Aomatsuba Incident (青松葉事件, Aomatsuba jiken) took place from February 13 to 18, 1868 in Nagoya Castle, central Japan. The Aomatsuba Incident was the oppression of the Sabaku party (sabaku ha) that occurred in the Owari Domain from February 13 to 18, 1868. Immediately after returning to the Owari domain from Kyoto, Tokugawa Yoshikatsu (徳川義勝), the 14th lord of the domain, received an imperial order with charges of "adultery" (姦徒誅鋤). The accused subjects ranged from senior vassals to general feudal retainers, with 14 decapitations and 20 other punishments. There are various theories about the background of the imperial decree.

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rdfs:comment	L'incident d'Aomatsuba (青松葉事件) a lieu en 1868 au château de Nagoya. (fr) 青松葉事件（あおまつばじけん）は、慶応4年（1868年）1月20日から25日にかけて、尾張藩14代藩主徳川慶勝が、藩内において「佐幕派」とされた家臣を粛清した事件である。それまで京都で大政奉還後の政治的処理を行っていた慶勝が「姦徒誅戮」の勅命を受けて帰国した直後に処罰が実行された。対象者は重臣から一般藩士にまで及び、斬首14名、処罰20名にのぼった。勅命が下った背景については諸説ある。 (ja) The Aomatsuba Incident (青松葉事件, Aomatsuba jiken) took place from February 13 to 18, 1868 in Nagoya Castle, central Japan. The Aomatsuba Incident was the oppression of the Sabaku party (sabaku ha) that occurred in the Owari Domain from February 13 to 18, 1868. Immediately after returning to the Owari domain from Kyoto, Tokugawa Yoshikatsu (徳川義勝), the 14th lord of the domain, received an imperial order with charges of "adultery" (姦徒誅鋤). The accused subjects ranged from senior vassals to general feudal retainers, with 14 decapitations and 20 other punishments. There are various theories about the background of the imperial decree. (en)
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has abstract	The Aomatsuba Incident (青松葉事件, Aomatsuba jiken) took place from February 13 to 18, 1868 in Nagoya Castle, central Japan. The Aomatsuba Incident was the oppression of the Sabaku party (sabaku ha) that occurred in the Owari Domain from February 13 to 18, 1868. Immediately after returning to the Owari domain from Kyoto, Tokugawa Yoshikatsu (徳川義勝), the 14th lord of the domain, received an imperial order with charges of "adultery" (姦徒誅鋤). The accused subjects ranged from senior vassals to general feudal retainers, with 14 decapitations and 20 other punishments. There are various theories about the background of the imperial decree. The name of the incident is derived from the Aomatsuba residence, which was the house of Watanabe Shinzaemon, one of the first to be executed. The residence was located just outside of Nagoya Castle's Soto-bori outer moat. (en) L'incident d'Aomatsuba (青松葉事件) a lieu en 1868 au château de Nagoya. (fr) 青松葉事件（あおまつばじけん）は、慶応4年（1868年）1月20日から25日にかけて、尾張藩14代藩主徳川慶勝が、藩内において「佐幕派」とされた家臣を粛清した事件である。それまで京都で大政奉還後の政治的処理を行っていた慶勝が「姦徒誅戮」の勅命を受けて帰国した直後に処罰が実行された。対象者は重臣から一般藩士にまで及び、斬首14名、処罰20名にのぼった。勅命が下った背景については諸説ある。 (ja)
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