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Shimabara-Aufstand

Rebellion um 1630 in Japan

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Date: Date 17 December 1637 – 15 April 1638
Location: Shimabara Domain , Tokugawa Shogunate , (present-day Nagasaki Prefecture , Japan )
Result: Tokugawa victory
Territorial changes: Portugal expelled from Japan

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Commons category: Shimabara Rebellion
start time: 1637-12-11
end time: 1638-04-12
point in time: 1637-12-17
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Der Shimabara-Aufstand oder Shimabara-Rebellion (japanisch 島原の乱, Shimabara no ran) war ein Aufstand japanischer Bauern, viele von ihnen Christen, in der Frühzeit des Tokugawa-Shogunats 1637–1638.

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