The Kiyoura Cabinet

The Kiyoura Cabinet
The Prime Minister	The 23rd Keigo Kiyoura
The establishment date	It is January 7 (1924) for 1,924 years
The end date	June 11, the same year
The ruling party, support base	Political friend book party、Bureaucrat、The House of Peers。
The election that took effect	The 15th member of the House of Representatives general election
Dissolution of the House of Representatives	It is January 31 (1924) for 1,924 years Punishment dissolution
Cabinet cabinet minister list (the Prime Minister's office)
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Keigo Kiyoura of the Lord President of the Council is appointed by the 23rd Prime Minister, and the Kiyoura Cabinet (きようらないかく) is the Japanese cabinet which followed (1924) from January 7 to June 11, the same year in 1924.

It went through the detachment that I did backed by the House of Peers without Kiyoura being given by the Lord President of the Council, and forming a cabinet, and letting a cabinet minister from the political party. By the second Constitution protection movement that the three political parties engaged in the protection of the Constitution of constitutionalism political friend society, Kensei-Kai, the innovation club caused, it was a resignation en masse in only five months. The ruling party is the political friend book party which seceded in constitutionalism political friend society.

Cabinet minister

• Prime Minister Keigo Kiyoura (viscount, the former Lord President of the Council)
• The Minister of Foreign Affairs　Keishiro Matsui（Baron・Foreign affairsBureaucrat）
• The Secretary of State for the Home Department　Rentaro Mizuno（The House of PeersFriend club）
• Minister of Finance Kazue Shoda (House of Peers meeting for the study)
• The Secretary of State for War　Kazunari Ugaki（The armyLieutenant general）
• Minister of the Navy　Kakuichi Murakami（The navyGeneral）
• Minister for Justice Kisaburo Suzuki (House of Peers independent)
• Minister of Education Kazuyuki Egi (House of Peers tea)
• Agriculture commercial affairs minister Toshisada Maeda (First Lieutenant of viscount, House of Peers meeting for the study (army))
• Communication minister Yoshiro Fujimura (baron, House of Peers fairness society)
• Railroad minister Kenjiro Komatsu (House of Peers meeting for the study)
• Cabinet clerk administrator Ichita Kobashi
• Secretary of Legislative Bureau　
  • Joji Matsumoto (1924 (1924) from January 7 to January 10, the same year)
  • Sango Satake (1924 (1924) from January 10 to June 11, the same year)

Outside link

• The Prime Minister's office - Kiyoura Cabinet

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