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Prince Sanjō
Sanetomi (三条 実美, 13
March 1837 – 18
February 1891) was a ****anese
Imperial court noble and
statesman at the time of the
Meiji Restoration...
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until briefly under the
Meiji Constitution with the
appointment of Sanjō
Sanetomi in 1871. The
office was
replaced in 1885 with the
appointment of Itō Hirobumi...
- Chōshū Domain, with the
backing of
court nobles Iwakura Tomomi and Sanjō
Sanetomi. Kido
persuaded the
lords of Chōshū and of Satsuma, the two
leading domains...
- fled to Chōshū
Domain together with pro-Sonnō Jōi nobles,
including Sanjō
Sanetomi. In 1864, he parti****ted in a
failed plot to ********inate
Shimazu Hisamitsu...
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banished from
Court as a
result of
their involvement in this incident. Sanjō
Sanetomi, due to his ****ociation with many of the
shishi that were captured, executed...
- powers. They
expanded their political power through exchanges with
Sanjo Sanetomi and
others in the
imperial court who
shared their ideology. In response...
- A
Meiji period drawing proposing renovations,
submitted to
Prince Sanjō
Sanetomi...
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Successor Taishō Shōgun
Tokugawa Yoshinobu (1866–1868) Daijō-daijin Sanjō
Sanetomi (1871–1885) Born Mutsuhito,
Prince Sachi (祐宮睦仁親王) (1852-11-03)3 November...
- On 25 October,
Kuroda was
forced to resign. He was
succeeded by Sanjō
Sanetomi as
acting prime minister. Then, on 24
December 1889,
Yamagata Aritomo,...
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Mandate Party Government Emperor Reign start end
duration Prince Sanjō
Sanetomi 三條 實美 (1837–1891) 13
September 1871 22
December 1885 14 years, 101 days...
