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1414:. In an effort to rectify the domain's perennial financial problems, he pushed for the development of new rice lands, new monopolies and increased taxes; however, inflation together with these financial measures resulted in a peasant revolt in 1813. In 1831, the castle town of Toyama was largely destroyed by a fire. The domain issued paper currency in 1833. The same year, he annoused a five-year plan for restructuring the clan's finances, and invited a merchant from
347:. Although Maeda Toshitsugu moved into Toyama Castle in 1640, initially the castle itself remained part of Kaga Domain and he intended to construct a new castle in a different location within Nei District. However, he was unable to raise the funds for this endeavor and in 1659 reached an agreement with Kaga Domain to exchange the holdings in Niikawa District and the exclave in Kaga Province for Toyama Castle and the surrounding 27,000
398:. However, this did not mean that the domain was very prosperous, as its subordinate position to Kaga Domain meant that extra revenues were constantly being drained off to repay the debts of the parent domain. Also, Toyama was subject to frequent flooding and other natural disasters. In 1831, most of the town burned down in a fire, and in 1858 an earthquake followed by flooding again destroyed most of the town. The domain under
193:
1596:, which severely damaged Toyama Castle and the surrounding caste town, and a landslide blocked the flow of the Jōganji River for two weeks, until the dam burst causing great damage and loss of life. Toshikata retired shortly afterwards and Toyama Domain came under the direct supervision of Kaga Domain. Toshikata's grave is at the temple of Emmei-in in
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of Toyama Domain. Toshioki was born in Toyama as the second son of Maeda
Masatoshi, and inherited the domain and its problems on his father's death in 1706. Financial problems forced him to lay off 60 retainers, to become more severe in tax collection and to pass sumptuary laws. He also taxed tobacco
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on the forced retirement of Maeda
Toshikata. However, Toshiatsu was only three years old at the time, therefore Toyama came effectively under the direct control of Kaga Domain. From 1869 until the abolition of the han system he was appointed imperial governor of Toyama, and afterwards relocated to
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in 1640, initially the castle itself remained part of Kaga Domain and he intended to construct a new castle in a different location within Nei
District. However, he was unable to raise the funds for this endeavor and in 1659 reached an agreement with Kaga Domain to exchange his holdings in Niikawa
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of Kaga Domain was forced to step in to resolve the conflict, which he did by largely firing the members of the Edo faction. Toshikata was also sidelined, allegedly for poor health in 1857 and his father ruled from behind-the-scenes for the next two years. In 1858, the domain suffered from the
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projects begun by his father, the domain faced financial problems as much of the best farmland in the area remained under the control of Kaga Domain, which also raided the treasury of Toyama Domain whenever it needed funds. He attempted to start new industries, including the selling of
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on his father's retirement in 1846. He was only 12 years old at the time and was in poor health, so all governance was left in the hands of his parents and senior retainers. This led to a conflict between the retainers based in Edo and those remaining in Toyama, which erupted in an
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of lands. In 1661, he received permission from the
Tokugawa shogunate to rebuild the castle and to layout a new castle town. During his tenure, he was noted for promulgating the domain's legal code in 1644, and for his work on opening new rice lands, irrigation and
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of Toyama Domain. He was born in Edo as the second son of Maeda
Toshinori, but was still underage on his father's death, so the domain was assigned to Maeda Toshitsuyo instead. In 1811, he was adopted by Toshitsuyo to restore the line of succession and became
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on his brother's death a few months later. The domain continued to be plagued by crop failures, fiscal insolvency and a political issue between domain retainers based in Toyama and those based in Edo. The situation peaked in 1857 when
1374:. In 1788, the domain was called upon by the Tokugawa shogunate to repair dikes and flood control projects in Mino Province, which the domain could ill afford. He died in 1801 at the age of 35. Toshinori's wife was a daughter of
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and was initially received in Toyoma with enthusiasm; however, towards the end of stipulated period, the domain's situation was even worse off than before. However, Maeda
Toshitsuyo died in 1836 at the age of 66.
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of Toyama Domain. Toshinori was born in Edo as the eldest son of Maeda
Toshitomo. He was adopted by Maeda Toshihisa as heir, and after Toshihisa's sudden death a few months later, he was made
1418:, Ishida Kozaemon to Toyama as his financial advisor. Ishida had a record of successfully restructuring the finances of ten other domains and several institutions, such as the
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in 1674, where he died; however, his body was conveyed back to Toyama Castle, where the peasantry were allowed to attend his funeral. Toshitsugu was married to a daughter of
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of Toyama Domain. Toshitomo was the fourth son of Maeda
Toshitaka, and was born in Toyama. In 1762, on the sudden death of his brother, Maeda Toshiyuki, he became interim
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of Toyama Domain. Toshihisa was born in Toyama as the eldest son of Maeda
Toshiyuki. He was an infant when his father died in 1762, so his uncle, Maeda Toshitomo, became
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in July 1871, Toyama Domain became “Toyama
Prefecture”, which merged with Ishikawa Prefecture in April 1876. It was separated back out as Toyama Prefecture in May 1883.
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of Toyama Domain. Toshikata was born in Edo as the seventh son of Maeda Toshiyasu. In December 1853, he was adopted by his sickly brother as heir and became
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system, with price controls and 15-year extensions on the repayment of loans, all to no avail. He died in 1764 at the age of 34. His wife was a daughter of
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in 1835 when Toshitsuyo retired due to illness. On taking office, the domain was hit hard by a crop failure, which continued through 1838 as part of the
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in 1788. These demands from the shogunate caused the domain to default on its loans, and it was forced to lay off hundreds of its samurai. In 1773, a
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as Toshiyuki's son, Maeda Toshihisa, was still an infant. In 1763, the Tokugawa shogunate assigned Toyama Domain the task of repairs of the
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was established. Toshitomo retired in 1777 and died in 1794 at the age of 58. His wife was a daughter of Maeda Toshnao of Daishōji Domain.
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when his brother retired in 1724. He was able to do little to affect the fiscal situation of the domain. He died in 1744 at the age of 56.
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to Edo. In 1846, citing ill heath, Toshiyasu went into retirement in favor of his sixth son, Maeda Toshitomo. His wife was a daughter of
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in an effort to raise more funds. However, the Tokugawa shogunate made matters worse by assigning the reconstruction of the temple of
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of Daishōji Domain. As Maeda Toshinori died in 1801 leaving a two-year-old son, Toshitsuyo was selected by the Maeda clan to become
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in 1745, a couple of months after his father's death. In order to rectify the domain's finances, he encouraged the formation of the
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surveys and projected agricultural yields. At the end of the Tokugawa shogunate, the domain consisted of the following holdings:
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of Toyama Domain. Toshiatsu was born in Edo as the 11th son of Maeda Nariyasu of Kaga Domain in 1859. He was selected to be
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to Toyama Domain in 1713. In 1714, Toyama Castle burned down and in 1723 rebuilding of its ramparts cost the domain 17,000
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the following year. In 1841, the domain reported that it did not have the funds to make its required
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in revenues. He retired in 1724 and died in 1733 at the age of 56. Toshioki's wife was a daughter of
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was forced to turn to Kaga Domain for financial assistance and to help suppress peasant revolts.
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on Toshitomo's retirement in 1777. He died in 1787 at the age of 26 with an uneventful tenure.
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to suppress a revolt. In 1775, the domain was called upon to repair dikes for flood control in
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of Toyama Domain. Toshiyuki was born in Toyama as the eldest son of Maeda Toshitaka. He became
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of Toyama Domain. Toshitaka was born in Kanazawa as the 5th son of Maeda Masatoshi. He became
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of Toyama Domain. Toshitomo was born in Edo as the sixth son of Maeda Toshiyasu. He became
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at the age of 66. He was awarded 2nd Court Rank on his death. His wife was a daughter of
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of Toyama Domain. Masatoshi was the second son of Maeda Toshitsugu and became
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loan from the shogunate in 1838, followed by an additional 25,000
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ceremony in 1631. In 1639, Maeda Toshitsune separated a 100,000
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on the death of his father in 1674. Although he continued the
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in seven villages around to town of Toyama and an exclave in
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before returning to Japan. From April 1882 he served in the
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projects, and surveying the domain borders. He fell ill at
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holding from Kaga Domain and elevated him to the status of
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1244:(January 29, 1730 – October 20, 1762) was the fifth
1642:. From October Meiji 4 to December Meiji 6 he studied in
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as secretary on French affairs and later served in the
1167:(July 15, 1678 – June 30, 1733) was the third
1704:. He was born as the 5th son of Mizoguchi Naomasa,
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1624:前田 利同
1573:前田 利聲
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