Hasekura Tsunenaga

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Hasekura Tsunenaga was a samurai and diplomat of the early 17th century who led one of Japan’s first official embassies to Europe, traveling to New Spain and Rome on behalf of the Sendai domain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese nobleman
diplomat
historical figure
samurai
allegiance Date clan NERFINISHED
associatedWith Christianity in Japan NERFINISHED
Japanese–Spanish relations
audienceWith Pope Paul V NERFINISHED
baptismName Felipe Francisco Hasekura NERFINISHED
baptizedIn Spain NERFINISHED
birthYear 1571
countryOfCitizenship Japan
deathYear 1622
departedFrom Ishinomaki NERFINISHED
Sendai Domain NERFINISHED
diplomaticMission to France
to Italy
to New Spain
to Spain
to the Papal States
employer Date Masamune NERFINISHED
era Azuchi–Momoyama period NERFINISHED
early Edo period NERFINISHED
hasMonument statue in Acapulco
statue in Coria del Río
statue in Sendai
led Japanese embassy to Europe NERFINISHED
mission to New Spain
mission to Rome
militaryRank samurai
missionEndYear 1620
missionStartYear 1613
notableFor early Japanese–European diplomacy
leading one of the first official Japanese embassies to Europe
notableWork Keichō Embassy NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Sendai Domain NERFINISHED
presentedLettersTo Pope Paul V NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
servedIn Sendai Domain NERFINISHED
timePeriod early 17th century
traveledBy San Juan Bautista (ship) NERFINISHED
visited Avignon NERFINISHED
Civitavecchia NERFINISHED
Madrid NERFINISHED
Manila NERFINISHED
Mexico City NERFINISHED
Rome NERFINISHED
Saint-Tropez NERFINISHED
Seville NERFINISHED

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Date Masamune vassal Hasekura Tsunenaga