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====Events during the Era====

====Events during the Era====

* Hōreki 8 (1758): The Hōreki Incident, when the Shintō scholar Takenouchi Shikibu was banished from Kyoto. This followed the rise of the ''sonnō'' (<font size=3>尊王</font>, "reverence for the Emperor"), and kinnō (<font size=3>勤王</font> "loyalty to the Emperor") movements. This type of imperial loyalty arose from the Zhu Xi Neo-Confucian idea of "obligations or duty according to one's status". The Tokugawa Shogunate surpressed this movement at the time of this incident.<ref>Hall, John Whitney. The Cambridge History of Japan, v4: "Early Modern Japan." Cambridge University Press, 1988</ref>

* Hōreki 8 (1758): The Hōreki Incident, when the Shintō scholar Takenouchi Shikibu was banished from Kyoto. This followed the rise of the ''sonnō'' (<font size=3>尊王</font>, "reverence for the Emperor"), and kinnō (<font size=3>勤王</font> "loyalty to the Emperor") movements. This type of imperial loyalty arose from the Zhu Xi Neo-Confucian idea of "obligations or duty according to one's status". The Tokugawa Shogunate suppressed this movement at the time of this incident.<ref>Hall, John Whitney. The Cambridge History of Japan, v4: "Early Modern Japan." Cambridge University Press, 1988</ref>

* Hōreki 10 (1760): Shōgun Ieshige resigns and his son, Ieharu, becomes the 10th shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate.

* Hōreki 10 (1760): Shōgun Ieshige resigns and his son, Ieharu, becomes the 10th shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate.

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