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Edo
Tokugawa shogunate
Tokugawa Shogunate徳川幕府Edo Bakufu江戸幕府
1600-1868



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Capital
Heian-kyō(kejserens palads)

Edo(Shōgun's residens)Fælles sprog
Tidlig moderne japanskReligion
Shinbutsu-shūgōRegering
Monarkisk feudalt stratokratiKejser
 
- 1600-1611
Go-Yōzei- 1867-1868
Meiji
Shōgun
 
- 1600-1605
Tokugawa Ieyasu- 1866-1868
Tokugawa Yoshinobu
Rōjū
 
- 1600-1614
Ōkubo Tadachika- 1868
Tachibana Taneyuki
Historisk æra
Edo-perioden
- Slaget ved Sekigahara
21. oktober 1600 - belejring af Osaka
8. november 1614 - Sakoku-ediktet
1635 - Konventet i Kanagawa
31. marts 1854 - Traktat om venskab og handel
29. juli 1858 - Meiji-restaurering
3. januar 1868
Valuta
Tokugawa-møntsystemet med tremetallisk møntsystem baseret på kobber Mon, sølv Bu og Shu samt guld Ryō.


 Forudgået af
Efterfulgt af







Azuchi-Momoyama-perioden




Tokugawa-klanen






Det japanske imperium




I dag en del af
 Japan
Edo
Tokugawa shogunate
Tokugawa Shogunate徳川幕府Edo Bakufu江戸幕府
1600–1868



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Capital
Heian-kyō(Emperor's palace)

Edo(Shōgun's residence)Common languages
Early Modern JapaneseReligion 
Shinbutsu-shūgōGovernment
Monarchic feudal stratocracyEmperor
 
• 1600–1611 
Go-Yōzei• 1867–1868 
Meiji
Shōgun
 
• 1600–1605 
Tokugawa Ieyasu• 1866–1868 
Tokugawa Yoshinobu
Rōjū
 
• 1600–1614 
Ōkubo Tadachika• 1868 
Tachibana Taneyuki
Historical era
Edo period
• Battle of Sekigahara 
21 October 1600• Siege of Osaka 
8 November 1614• Sakoku Edict 
1635• Convention of Kanagawa 
31 March 1854• Treaty of Amity and Commerce 
29 July 1858• Meiji Restoration 
3 January 1868
Currency
The tri-metallic Tokugawa coinage system based on copper Mon, silver Bu and Shu, as well as gold Ryō.


 Preceded by
Succeeded by







Azuchi–Momoyama period




Tokugawa clan






Empire of Japan




Today part of
 Japan
Tokugawa shogunate