File:The Head of Hayashida Tciken, medical student who attacked H.E. Sir Harry Parkes and retinue.jpg
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DescriptionThe Head of Hayashida Tciken, medical student who attacked H.E. Sir Harry Parkes and retinue.jpg |
English: Severed head of Hayashida Tciken, a medical student who attacked H.E. Sir Harry Parkes and retinue, on their way to visit Emperor Meiji, at his palace in Kyoto, 23rd March 1868; and was decapitated by Nakai and Goto Shogiro, officers of the court of the Emperor. |
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circa 1868 date QS:P,+1868-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902 |
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Author | Frederick William Sutton 1832-1883, | |||
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Collection InfoField | LOT+4339 | |||
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Part of InfoField | lot 4339 · prints and photographs division | |||
Subject InfoField | executions · japan · heads (anatomy) · decapitations · albumen prints · hand-colored | |||
Location InfoField | Japan |
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Date and time of digitizing | 05:31, 4 November 2010 |
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- 1868 deaths
- 1868 events in Japan
- 19th-century men of Japan
- Frederick William Sutton
- Japanese and Chinese portraits 1863-1877, Library of Congress LOT 4339
- Men in the 1860s
- People of Japan in the 1860s
- Kari keiritsu
- Severed human heads
- Students in 1868
- Students in Japan
- Terrorism in Japan
- Terrorist incidents in 1868
- Criminal law of Japan