Fusayuki Miyakawa
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Fusayuki Miyakawa (みやがわふさゆき) is a bureaucrat of the early period of Meiji era in Japan. It is Governor of Nagasaki of election for bureaucrats fourth charges (exactly for first generation right governor (Meiji from January 7, 4 to November 14, 1871), first generation right law (Meiji from November 14, 4 to August 2, 1872), first prefectural government order (Meiji from August 2, 5 to May 15, 1876)).
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HigoKumamoto feudal clanA native place. I become (1868), an accountant commissioner in 1868. In the same year, employ becomes the accountant entering a service and becomes 会計官営繕司判事 in 営繕司権判事, September in August and advances to 営繕司知事 in November. In addition, this was exempted from in May, 1869, the following day though I became a sign person in December. It is ministry of subject people entering a service, engineering works truth profit in subject people entering a service-saving, September in July, 1869 and is appointed 恭明宮造営御用掛, engineering works right plus in December, and I am made the original seventh place in August, 1870, and it is engineering works plus afterwards.
I became the Nagasaki right governor for New Year holidays in 1871 and was made the original sixth place and became the Nagasaki prefectural government order on November 14, the same year. In addition, I advance to 従五位 on November 10, 1872.
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