Talk:Rōshigumi

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According to the book Shinsengumi by Romulus Hillsborough, the Roshigumi left Edo for Kyoto on February 8 on the 3rd year of Bunkyu, or 1863. Another error was the funding of the Roshigumi was from the Daimyo of Aizu, not from the Shogun.^[1] (JamesWalther1991 (talk) 06:15, 11 October 2012 (UTC))[reply]

References

^ Hillsborough, Romulus (2005). Shinsengumi. Tuttle. pp. 34–42.

[1] Hillsborough, Romulus (2005). Shinsengumi. Tuttle. pp. 34–42.

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