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Kaya Harukata (加屋霽堅, 1836-1876) was a Japanese samurai, Shinto priest, and adherent of kokugaku. His courtesy name was initially Tatetsura (楯列), but he deferentially changed it to Tateyuki (楯行) after realizing the original characters were present of the name of Empress Jingū's mausoleum.

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rdfs:label	Kaya Harukata (en) 加屋霽堅 (ja)
rdfs:comment	Kaya Harukata (加屋霽堅, 1836-1876) was a Japanese samurai, Shinto priest, and adherent of kokugaku. His courtesy name was initially Tatetsura (楯列), but he deferentially changed it to Tateyuki (楯行) after realizing the original characters were present of the name of Empress Jingū's mausoleum. (en) 加屋霽堅（かやはるかた）は、江戸時代末期（幕末）の熊本藩士、熊本錦山神社（現・加藤神社）神職、神風連副首領、敬神党代表である。太田黒伴雄とともに、神風連の乱を起こした。 (ja)
foaf:name	Kaya Harukata (en)
name	Kaya Harukata (en)
birth place	Kumamoto Domain Tokugawa shogunate Higo Province
death place	Empire of Japan Kumamoto Kumamoto Prefecture
death place	Empire of Japan Kumamoto Kumamoto Prefecture
death date	1876-10-24 (xsd:date)
birth place	Kumamoto Domain Tokugawa shogunate Higo Province
birth date	1836-02-02 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Kokugaku scholars Japanese priests Japanese Shintoists Japanese nationalists Japanese swordfighters Japanese rebels 1836 births 1876 deaths Samurai
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nationality	Japanese (en)
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has abstract	Kaya Harukata (加屋霽堅, 1836-1876) was a Japanese samurai, Shinto priest, and adherent of kokugaku. His courtesy name was initially Tatetsura (楯列), but he deferentially changed it to Tateyuki (楯行) after realizing the original characters were present of the name of Empress Jingū's mausoleum. (en) 加屋霽堅（かやはるかた）は、江戸時代末期（幕末）の熊本藩士、熊本錦山神社（現・加藤神社）神職、神風連副首領、敬神党代表である。太田黒伴雄とともに、神風連の乱を起こした。 (ja)
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original name	加屋霽堅 (en)

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