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Year in Japan

1836 in Japanese History

16 recorded entries for this year. It falls in the Edo period (江戸時代, 1603 – 1868).

Era name: Tenpō 天保 (year 6 of the era)

What happened 出来事

  • Sakamoto Ryōma 坂本龍馬 · Politician — Japanese samurai and politician (1836–1867)
  • Inoue Kaoru 井上馨 · Politician — Japanese politician (1836-1915)
  • Enomoto Takeaki 榎本武揚 · Politician — Japanese admiral, cabinet minister (1836-1908)
  • Endō Kinsuke 遠藤謹助 · Samurai — Japanese samurai (1836-1893)
  • Sadaaki Senda 千田貞暁 · Politician — Governor of Hiroshima Prefecture (1836–1908)
  • Yamaoka Tesshū 山岡鉄舟 · Politician — samurai of the Bakumatsu period (1836–1888)
  • Katō Hiroyuki 加藤弘之 · Philosopher — Japanese political scientist and bureaucrat (1836–1916)
  • Arai Ikunosuke 荒井郁之助 · Politician — Japanese politician (1836-1909)
  • Nakaoka Shintarō 中岡慎太郎 · Samurai — samurai in Bakumatsu period Japan (1836–1867)
  • Hori Naotora 堀直虎 · Samurai — samurai (1836-1868)
  • Kawada Koichirō 川田小一郎 · Politician — Japanese banker
  • Takayoshi Sekiguchi 関口隆吉 · Politician — Japanese politician (1836-1889)
  • Godai Tomoatsu 五代友厚 · Monk — Japanese businessman (1836-1885)
  • Matsudaira Mochiaki 松平茂昭 · Samurai — daimyo of the late Edo period; 7th lord of Itoigawa and 17th lord of Fukui (1836-1890)
  • Maruoka Kanji 丸岡莞爾 · Politician — Japanese politician
  • Tokugawa Yoshitsugu 徳川慶臧 · Samurai — daimyo (1836–1849)

Reading the year 1836 in Japanese

Japanese sources from this period date events by era name, not by the Western calendar. 1836 corresponds to Tenpō 天保 (year 6 of the era). Years are written with 年 (ねん, nen) — so 1600 appears as 慶長5年, "the fifth year of Keichō".

The year itself is read 1836年 (1836ねん) in modern Japanese. Browse the full timeline to see where this year sits in the wider arc, or the 19th century for its neighbours.