Article XXIII. THE NINTH SHOGUN, IESHIGEIn 1745, Yoshimune resigned his office to his son, Ieshige, who,having been born in 1702, was now in his forty-third year. It seems that his Majesty recognized thesemeritorious deeds, for he bestowed ranks and titles. atsu, the great Confucian scholar,who was also nominated minister of Education and chief instructor atKongo College.
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