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せいちょ征長始うしまつ末 2冊 未詳 28.0×20 .4  \nRecords of the activities of Okayama han during the Choshu expeditions.  \n2 くたつ口達のお ぼ え之覚 1通 1863年10月22 日 16.0×578 .8  \nReport of a survey of Shimonoseki and other parts of Choshu han.  \n3 〔よ し だ や じ ゅ吉田屋十うろ郎右う えも衛んふ う せ つ が き門風説書〕  \n3-1 ふ風うせつかきあげ説書上 1通 （1865 年） 3月20 日 16.0×40 .8 包紙入 3-2 ふ風うせつかきあげ説書上 1通 （1865 年） 3月19 日 16.0×56 .4 包紙入  \nReport on the state of affairs in Hiroshima han , based on information obtained from cargo vessel operators by Yoshidaya Juroemon, a local merchant from the castle town of Okayama.  \nちょうしゅうせいとうこうぼうりゃくず  \n4 〔長 州征討攻防略図〕 1枚 未詳 32.6×46 .4  \nDrawing showing battles near the borders with Aki Province and Iwami Province during the second Choshu expedition.  \n5 〔せきしゅ石州うぐちせんとうず口戦闘図〕 1枚 未詳 38.9×118 .8  \nDrawing showing battles near the border with Iwami Province during the second Choshu expedition.  \n6 〔げいしゅ芸州うぐちせんとうず口戦闘図〕 1枚 未詳 66.9×49 .7  \nDrawing showing battles near the border with Aki Province during the second Choshu expedition.  \nち ょうはんごしょちかたにつきごけんぱく しょ  \n7 長藩御処置方ニ付御建白書 包紙入  \n7-1 ご じ ひ御自つご筆御け んくう つ し白写 1冊 （1866 年） 6月23 日 24.4×16 .3  \nKenpakusho (proposal or petition) submitted to the bakufu by Ikeda Mochimasa, daimyo of Okayama han , following the start of the second Choshu expedition. Mochimasa expresses reluctance to contribute forces, citing lack of consistency in bakufu measures.  \n7-2 〔けんぱ く建白さし だ し指出につきかきつけ書付〕 1通 未詳 16.0×177 .7  \nNotes on the exchange between Ikeda Mochimasa and the bakufu.  \n7-3 ご御し趣ゅ い意しょ書 1通 （1866 年） 6月25 日 16.0×38 .2  \nShuisho (memorandum) made out by Ikeda Mochimasa to his vassals when materials 7-1 and 7-2 were disclosed to them. Mochimasa invites his vassals’ unreserved opinions on future han policy.  \n8 ちしろう し びっ浪士備ち倉くらしき敷ならび并にあさ お じん や え らん浅尾陣屋江乱にそうどう騒動けん件 1冊 未詳 28.4×18 .4  \nRecord of a disturbance in which ronin from Choshu made forced entry into Bitchu-Kurashiki and the jinya (headquarters) of Asao han.  \n9 〔いけだはやとあてしょうしょうたっしょ池田隼人宛少将達書〕 1通 （1866 年） 4月15 日 18.0×70 .3  \nWritten order issued by Okayama daimyo Ikeda Mochimasa to his karo Ikeda Hayato, who was assigned the task of bringing the Choshu ronin under control. Mochimasa sternly demands that the ronin still at large be captured alive.  \n10 〔森もりしたりゅ下立太うたううこうがき公書〕 1冊 未詳 27.0×19 .6  \nDocument recording the services to Okayama han rendered by Morishita Ryutaro, who was active during the late Edo and early Meiji periods. The Morishitas were originally farmers, who climbed the ranks to become lower class vassals.  \n11 〔いなばあて因幡宛びぜ備んし前ょじ ょ書状うあん案〕 1通 （1867 年） 10月25 日 19. 1×120 .4 包紙入  \nDraft of Okayama daimyo Ikeda Mochimasa’s letter to Tottori daimyo Ikeda Yoshinori, written on the occasion of the Taisei Hokan (restoration of imperial rule) .  \n12 〔くに え ほ国江報う ち の ひ か え知之扣〕 1冊 （1868 年） 1月5 日 25.0×17 .3  \nCorrespondence from Tsuda Jujiro in Kyoto to Hirouchi Gonuemon in Okayama, reporting chiefly on the Battle of Toba-Fushimi.  \n13 まつやませ松山征いと討うしまつ始末 11冊 未詳 24.5×16 .7  \nRecord of Okayama han’s campaign to subjugate Bitchu-Matsuyama han.  \n14 びっちゅ備中うの国くに巡じ覧ゅんらん大おえず図 1鋪 1854年2月刊 132.4×85 .0  \nMap of Bitchu Province, published by Otaya Rokuzo of Kurashiki Higashi-Honmachi. The map enjoyed wide circulation during the late Edo period. Although originally printed in black and white only, this particular copy has been hand-colored. It is thought that the map was used during Okayama han’s campaign to bring Bitchu under control.  \nまつやまはんかろうちゅうあてくまだあたかしょじょううつし  \n15 〔松山藩家老中宛熊田恰書状写〕 1通 （1868 年） 1月18 日 15.4×69 .9 包紙入  \nLetter from Kumada Ataka to the house elders of Matsuyama han. Kumada asks to be transferred from Tamashimato Matsuyama in order to serve his suspension.  \n16 くまだあたかしるしさ熊田恰首級しだ差しそ出うろ候うせつそえがきのうつし節添書之写 1通 （1868 年） 1月22 日 32.0×44 .6 包紙入  \nWritten petition submitted by Kumada Ataka to Okayama han officials. 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