Hachisuka Tsunanori
Japanese daimyō and regional leader
Born
June 24th, 1661
364 years ago
Died
1730
295 years ago — 69 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Japan
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Born in 1661, served as the daimyō of Awa Province in Japan during the Edo period. Presided over the development of the Awa region, establishing a governance structure that fostered economic stability. Engaged in land reclamation and infrastructure projects to boost agricultural productivity, contributing to the prosperity of the province. Involved in the cultural patronage typical of the period, supported arts and learning.
Governed Awa Province as daimyō
Promoted economic stability and development
Supported cultural initiatives and arts
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