January 1867Assassination of KomeiKomei
Death of Komei, dies of smallpox, killed by a handkerchief contaminated with a virus
Historical records for Japan in 1867, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Death of Komei, dies of smallpox, killed by a handkerchief contaminated with a virus
Kills Komei who dies of smallpox, caused by a handkerchief contaminated with a virus
Kills Komei who dies of smallpox, caused by a handkerchief contaminated with a virus
Death of Komei
Appointed Vice President of the State Council, Japans ruling body
Death of Komei
The shogun resigns which leads the way to the restoration of the Emperor
The end of Shogun rule, executive power passes to the Emperor
Appointed Minister of Finance
Succeeds as Emperor of Japan
Succeeds as Emperor of Japan, 122nd Emperor
Succeeds as Emperor of Japan
Succeeds as Tokugawa Shogun, 15th Shogun
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