Matsukata I cabinet
Matsukata I cabinet | |
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4. Cabinet 第 4 代 内閣 daiyon-dai naikaku |
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Prime Minister Naikaku Sōri-Daijin |
Matsukata Masayoshi |
choice | (PM: Genrō ) Abg.haus: 1892 Manor: - |
Legislative period | 2-3 Reichstag (1st – 2nd Abg.haus , 1st manor house ) |
Appointed by | Meiji - Tennō |
education | May 6, 1891 |
The End | August 8, 1892 |
Duration | 1 year and 94 days |
predecessor | Yamagata I cabinet |
successor | Itō II cabinet |
composition | |
Party (s) | Satsuma clique and other oligarchs |
minister | 11 |
representation | |
Mansion | 269/269 (still rather impartial) |
House of Representatives | 124/300 (Election result of the parties supported by the government in 1892 despite considerable irregularities / violence) |
The 1st Matsukata Cabinet ( Japanese 第 1 次 松 方 内閣 , Daiichiji Matsukata naikaku ) ruled Japan under the leadership of Prime Minister Count Matsukata Masayoshi from May 6, 1891 to August 8, 1892.
Office | Surname | Chamber (constituency / appointment category) | fraction | Origin / "clique" [earlier -han ] |
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prime minister | Matsukata Masayoshi | Manor house (nobility choice) | satsuma | |
Foreign minister | Aoki Shūzō until May 29, 1891 | - | Choshu | |
Enomoto Takeaki until August 8, 1892 | - / Bakushin (shogunate vassal ) |
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Interior minister | Saigō Tsugumichi until June 1, 1891 | satsuma | ||
Shinagawa Yajirō until March 11, 1892 | Choshu | |||
Soejima Taneomi until June 8, 1892 | Saga / Hizen | |||
Matsukata Masayoshi until July 14, 1892 | satsuma | |||
Kono Togama until August 8, 1892 | Tosa / Kōchi | |||
Finance minister | Matsukata Masayoshi until August 8, 1892 | satsuma | ||
Army Minister | Ōyama Iwao until May 17, 1891 | - | - | satsuma |
Takashima Tomonosuke August 8, 1892 | - | - | satsuma | |
Naval Minister | Kabayama Sukenori August 8, 1892 | - | - | satsuma |
Minister of Justice | Yamada Akiyoshi until June 1, 1891 | Mansion | Choshu | |
Tanaka Fujimarō until June 23, 1892 | Owari / Nagoya | |||
Kono Togama until August 8, 1892 | Tosa / Kōchi | |||
Minister of Education | Yoshikawa Akimasa until June 1, 1891 | Tokushima | ||
Ōki Takatō until August 8, 1892 | Saga / Hizen | |||
Minister for Agriculture and Trade | Mutsu Munemitsu until March 14, 1892 | House of Representatives ( Wakayama 1) → - | - | Kishu / Kii / Wakayama |
Kono Togama until July 14, 1892 | Tosa / Kōchi | |||
Sano Tsunetami until August 8, 1892 | Saga / Hizen | |||
Minister of Communication | Gotō Shōjirō until August 8, 1892 | Tosa / Kōchi | ||
Minister with no portfolio | Ōki Takatō until June 1, 1891 | Saga / Hizen |
Other positions
Office | Surname |
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Chief Cabinet Secretary | Hirayama Narinobu |
Head of the Legislative Office | Ozaki Saburō |
literature
- Hunter, Janet: First Matsukata Cabinet . In: Concise Dictionary of Modern Japanese History. Kodansha International, 1984. ISBN 4-7700-1193-8 . P. 268.
Web links
- Kantei / Japanese Cabinet: 第 1 次 松 方 内閣