Teradaya & Satsuma Nine Patriots Monument
Teradaya & Satsuma Nine Patriots Monument
京都府
The Fushimi inn where nine Satsuma patriots clashed in 1862 and Sakamoto Ryoma narrowly escaped death in 1866
Founded
1862
Type
Shrine
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About 5 min walk from Chushojima Station north exit (Keihan Line)
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Shrine
Founded 1862
164 years
Enshrined Deity
(幕末史跡)
Buddhist Sect
(historical site)
Overview
The Teradaya inn in Fushimi is indispensable to the history of the late Edo period, known as the site of the Teradaya Incident (1862) and the Sakamoto Ryoma attack (1866). The Teradaya Disturbance — in which nine radical Satsuma patriots killed one another in a factional clash — and the episode in which Ryoma escaped danger while bathing thanks to his companion Oryo's quick thinking are among the …
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Origins
Teradaya was a boat inn operating in Fushimi during the late Edo period and became the site of two pivotal incidents in Japanese history. In 1862, a violent clash erupted within the Satsuma domain when loyalist officials confronted a group of radical activists planning an armed uprising in Kyoto. Ni…
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