紀伊和歌山藩徳川家屋敷跡

It is the Kioicho period. Someone has reset the information because there are few reviews and photos compared to the ruins of the mansion of the Owari and Hikone domains.

In this way, the future of the Kishu Tokugawa family will be entrusted to Yoshimune, the younger brother of Tsunanori and Yorimoto. Yoshimune, who became the fifth feudal lord, gave the Kishu Tokugawa family a breeze of good luck again. Born in 1684 (the first year of Jokyo) as the fourth son of Mitsusada, Yoshimune first visited Shogun Tsunayoshi in 1697 (Genroku 10). (Nyu-gun, Fukui Prefecture) Became a daimyo with 30,000 stones. Yoshimune became the feudal lord of the Kazurano Domain (Kazurano Han: now Echizen Town, Nyu District), a branch of the Kishu Domain, but due to the repeated misfortunes of his brothers, he succeeded the Kishu Tokugawa family at the age of 22. , Became the 5th feudal lord of the Kishu domain. When Yoshimune succeeded the family, the Kishu domain was in serious financial difficulty. The financial situation of the Kishu domain began to tilt from the time when Yorinobu, the grandfather of the domain, had many ronin (such as the samurai who lost his lord), and the wedding expenses of his third brother, Tsunanori and Tsuruhime, were paid to the domain. The situation got worse because I paid the full amount. In addition, the funeral expenses of the father and brothers and the restoration expenses due to the disaster in the domain were incurred, and the finances of the Kishu domain were on fire. Yoshimune, who has begun to move toward financial reconstruction, willingly carry out "frugality" and reform the feudal affairs. Along with this, the Kishu Domain has been making efforts since the first generation, "Fuki no Kakusei" (removal of bad things in terms of morals) and "encouragement of filial piety", and Wakayama Castle A proceedings box was set up in front of the main gate, which is the front gate, and the opinions of the lords regarding the feudal affairs were solicited. An opportunity comes to Yoshimune, who led the Kishu domain to the rise and became adored as a famous prince. In 1716 (the first year of Kyoho), when the 7th shogun of the Edo Shogunate, Ietsugu, died of illness at the young age of eight, the blood of the Tokugawa Shogunate died, and the problem of succession emerged. Initially, "Tsugutomo" was raised as a promising candidate from "Owari-Tokugawa", the leader of the Tokugawa Gosanke family, but "Gekkoin", the birth mother of the family, succeeded Yoshimune. By recommending it, the successor turmoil will overheat in the Shogunate. As a result, Yoshimune, who had earned the trust of Ooku and the bakushin, won the position of shogun, and the first shogun was born from the Kishu domain. Yoshimune handed over the reign of the Kishu Tokugawa family to his cousin, Mune Nao, and kept the Kishu clan alive. Yoshimune, who became the 8th general of the Edo Shogunate, will take advantage of the experience of the feudal government reforms carried out in the Kishu Domain and start financial reconstruction of the Edo Shogunate. Even after becoming a shogun, Yoshimune continued to be frugal as before, wearing two meals a day, one soup and three vegetables, and a cotton kimono. Based on the proceedings of the Kishu domain, we set up a "guide box" (Meyasubako), listened to the voices of the people, and used it in our policies. In this way, Yoshimune will contribute to the financial reconstruction of the Edo Shogunate, and will also focus on national policies such as Nitta development and breeding industry. The numerous policies that Yoshimune carried out were called "Kyoho Reform," and they made great achievements as "the three major reforms of Edo." On the other hand, by implementing a tax increase policy to increase the annual tribute of farmers, the number of people in need of living has increased, leading to frequent outbreaks of farmers. Yukaku and playhouses were also forbidden in Edo because they forced the common people to frugality. There were many opposition to Yoshimune's policies. After that, Yoshimune, who served as a shogun for about 30 years, appointed his eldest son, Ieshige, as his successor, and died in 1751 (Kan'en 4 years) at the age of 68 while supporting Ieshige as a major figure. bottom. With the presence of Ooka Echizen Mamoru Tadashi, who supported the Yoshimune administration, it was possible to reform Yoshimune's Kyoho. Please forgive me for any misunderstandings. Honjo Kamezawa Town 6th grandson

Kishu Wakayama Tokugawa family residence ruins of the Tokugawa shogunate Because the site was small, the residence of the feudal lord and family was a middle residence (currently Akasaka Palace Guest House). As a result, the residence of the three families is Owari by the Ministry of Defense of Ichigaya, Mito by Koishikawa Korakuen and all outside the outer moat.

It is a very beautiful place during the cherry blossom season and when it is lit up at night.

The Tokugawa family of the Kii Wakayama domain is one of the three Tokugawa families, and the first domain lord is Yorinobu, the 10th son of Ieyasu Tokugawa. The 8th Shogun Yoshimune and the 14th Shogun Ieshige are from the Kii Tokugawa family. The site of the Kishu Tokugawa family's upper residence is now the Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho, a commercial complex.