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Kane-bugyō

Kane-bugyō (金奉行) (also read kin-bugyō, often translated as “Treasury Magistrates” or “Superintendents of the Treasury”) were financial officials of the Tokugawa shogunate and of a number of daimyō domains in early modern Japan. They were responsible for the custody, accounting and disbursement of cash stored in official treasuries (okane-gura), and…

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Tokugawa fiscal systemEdoOsakaNijōSunpu
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Tokugawa shogunateDaimyōEarly modern JapanHatamoto
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Avg. degree1.87
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related to Historical development · 13
Kane-bugyō → Edo, Edo's, Hasuike, Initially, Kōfu, Nijō, Osaka, Over, Sunpu, Terasawa Gate, The, These, Tokugawa
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Kane-bugyō → Akō, Because Kane-bugyō, Forty-Seven Rōnin, Gengo, Tadanobu

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cash treasuries treasury officials shogunate edo domain domains kanjō-bugyō responsible okane-gura also hatamoto tokugawa number fiscal standard works describe posts

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Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentThe0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentTokugawa0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentEdo0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentOsaka0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentNijō0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentSunpu0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentKōfu0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentEdo's0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentHasuike0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentTerasawa Gate0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentInitially0.60section
Kane-bugyōrelated to Historical developmentOver0.60section

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