File:Kyōdō risshi no motoi, Kido Suikō-in.jpg

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日本語: 「教導立志基」より『木戸翠香院』、木版画
“翠香院殿ハ故贈従二位木戸孝允公の夫人なり 始の名ハ竹松 元西京藝子（芸子）なり 文久の頃尊皇攘夷の論を聞き慷慨をして國歩の艱難を憂ふ 且て長藩桂小五郎に邂逅したり 小五郎ハ即（すなハち）故贈従二位の幼名なり 元治の亂 幕府小五郎を捕んとす 竹松小五郎を其家の床下に匿し日々食糧を運び深く之れを慰め遂に追補を免れしめたり 維新の後小五郎青雲に上り竹松の志を感じ迎へて夫人となし以て再生の德に報ひたりと云ふ　庚寅夏日　以寿美 述”
English: Kido Suikō-in, from the series Instruction in the Fundamentals of Success, Woodblock print
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日本語: 明治23年出版
Published in 1890
Source https://ukiyoe.yamabosi.jp/?p=68031
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Toshikata Mizuno  (1866–1908)  wikidata:Q3532621
 
Toshikata Mizuno
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Ōsai, Shōsetsu
Description Japanese painter and ukiyo-e artist
Date of birth/death 6 March 1866 / 1866 Edit this at Wikidata 7 April 1908 / 1908 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth Higashikonyachō
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