The Murakami path of righteousness

The Murakami path of righteousness (むらかみまさみち, Kaei era February 27, 5 (March 17, 1852) - 1917 (1917) May 6) is an officer of the Japanese army. The last rank is chicken colonel.

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Career

I am from Yamaguchi. I am born as the second son of Murakami Takenawa. I enter army Toyama school (1875) in February in 1875, and I am appointed in March in the next year by a second lieutenant probationer. I went to the front of the Southwestern Rebellion (1877) in February in 1877 and received a war wound in September of the year. Passed, and I was promoted to Major foot soldier (1893) in May in 1893, and a foot soldier thirteenth regiment became belonging to などを belonging to foot soldier eleventh regiment. I go to the front as a foot soldier thirteenth regiment battalion commander by the Sino-Japanese War (1895) in April in 1895. I am promoted to Lieutenant Colonel foot soldier (1902) in January in 1902 and take office as a foot soldier 28th regiment commander. I advanced to the Colonel foot soldier (1904) in July in 1904. In November of the year, I go to the front of Russo-Japanese War. I received a war wound (1905) in March in 1905 and became the captive of the Russian military. After captive life in Russia, I return home (1906) in February in 1906. I become belonging to the seventh D.H.Q. and, in April of the year, lay-off temporarily in August of the year. It was admitted into the second reserve in February in the next year.

Russo-Japanese War

I go to the front as a foot soldier 28th regiment commander under the seventh division servant admitted into the third military order of battle. It struck Dalian (1904) on November 20 in 1904 and participated in a Port Arthur siege war. On November 30, I succeeded in capture of one angle of top of 203 highlands temporarily in command of 2,600 new white cord corpses in all [¹]. A citation personal than Maresuke Nogi third military commander was conferred on December 6 by this achievement.

I made a night attack in 北陵 and succeeded in capture during participation in a war (1905) in 奉天会戦 on March 10 in 1905. However, I got injured during a confused fight in the forest, and Murakami became the captive of the Russian military [²].

Captive life

Approximately 1,800 Murakami and others who became a captive were transferred to the メドヴェージ village in 180 kilos via Trans-Siberian Railroad to the south from Russian capital, St. Petersburg at the time, and it was accommodated by the Russia 199th regiment headquarters yard. A battalion commander, First Lieutenant Yokota became a company commander, and a chaperon, Major Togo dragon Jiro commanded を in the place Murakami at the camp [³].

Portsmouth treaty was concluded (1905) in September in 1905, and, on December 15, the same year, the Murakami and others Japanese captive was delivered to the Japan side in bare German border station well Bahrain [⁴]. I get on board Vancouver, and, on December 20, Murakami departs from Hamburg Port. I arrived at the Kobe Port on February 8 in the next year [⁵].

Returning home post

As a result of investigation of captive trial Committee, there was not the thing that it is judged "to fall down to an enemy bullet, and to become unconscious, and to have declined to an adversary" and is court-martialed. を belonging to the seventh D.H.Q. passed, and became the leave of absence from duty, and became the second reserve afterwards on February 27, 1907 [⁶]; [⁷].

I did not receive public punishment, but received treatment that a low-class officer did not salute Murakami when I became belonging to the seventh D.H.Q. In addition, I moved a permanent address to Hyogo from Yamaguchi in (1910) in 1910, but Tadamasa Fukiura writes it down in this connection saying "I let you feel the cold eye for the person who experienced captive in the district" [⁸].

Privilege

• 1906 (1906) April 1 - Meiji 37 eight years campaign badge [⁹]

Relative

• The third son Kyosuke Kawamura（Lieutenant General of army）

Footnote

1. ^ "Russo-Japanese War 41 pages of captives."
2. ^ "Russo-Japanese War 41-44 pages of captives."
3. ^ "Russo-Japanese War 71 pages of captives."
4. ^ "Russo-Japanese War 21 pages of captives."
5. ^ "Russo-Japanese War 120-124 pages of captives."
6. ^ "Russo-Japanese War 126 pages of captives."
7. ^ "official daily gazette" 7097th, February 28, 1907.
8. ^ "Russo-Japanese War 146 pages of captives."
9. ^ "official daily gazette" 7587th, appendix "written appointment" October 8, 1908.

References

• Tadamasa Fukiura "Russo-Japanese War Japan broadcast publication association 〈 NHK books 1,040> of captives", 2005. ISBN 4140910402
• Bit green Buddhist layman edition "配所廼月," it is 1907. (National Diet Library possession)

Predecessors in the family line: It is Saburo again Fukaya

Foot soldier 28th regiment commander The second: From January 21, 1902 to April 16, 1905

The next era: Masatada Okuda

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