佐久間信邦
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| The times | Last part of Edo era |
| The birth | Enkyo era four years (1747) |
| Death | Generous politics December 6, 7 (January 15, 1796) |
| Changing name | Interval parts religion → 佐久間信邦 |
| Another name | A popular name: 八之助, new Juro |
| Posthumous Buddhist name | 要仙 |
| Cemetery | Clean score temple of Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo |
| The Shogunate | Edo Shogunate direct feudatory of a shogun |
| Lord | Ienari Tokugawa |
| Family | →Sakuma |
| Parents | Father: Akimichi Manabe A step father: Sakuma Shiki |
| Brothers | Boy, 間部詮央, Akitoo Manabe, 信邦, Origin of interval parts, Tanaka parent, 間部方宣, 間部方喬, Tadashi Abe parcel, 九鬼隆貞正室, Tadafusa Matsudaira reception room, Kanefumi Sakurai room, Sadamu Matsudaira paternal blood reception room, Teiichi Takagi room (Sukezo Soga second wife) |
| Wife | Sakuma Shiki daughter |
| Child | Faith, 銕之助, Yujiro, Shin Sakuma Kotobuki room |
佐久間信邦 (さくまのぶくに) is headquarters of a shogun of the last part of Edo era. Four men of Akimichi Manabe. I give one religion (the distance) at the start.
I married a daughter of Sakuma Shiki and became a son-in-law.
I succeed to birthright (1300 stones) (1789) from step father, Sakuma Shiki on December 6 in the generous politics first year. I hand over birthright to child, Nobuyoshi (1793) on April 22 for generous politics five years and go into retirement.
I die (1795) on December 6 for generous politics seven years. Age at death 49.
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