Editing Kyoto (section)

===Early modern period===
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In 1603, the [[Tokugawa Shogunate]] was established at [[Edo (Tokyo)|Edo]] (present-day Tokyo), marking the beginning of the [[Edo period]]. Nevertheless, Kyoto flourished as one of three major cities in [[Japan]], the others being [[Osaka]] and Edo. At the end of the period, the [[Kinmon Incident|Hamaguri rebellion]] of 1864 burned down 28,000 houses in the city, which showed the rebels' dissatisfaction towards the Tokugawa Shogunate.<ref name= History>{{Cite book |title=Kyoto; its History and Vicissitudes Since its Foundation in 792 to 1868 |last=Ponsonby-Fane |first=Richard |year=1931 |pages=241}}</ref>
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File:Scenes_in_and_around_Kyoto_Funaki_1.jpg|Scenes in and around Kyoto ({{circa|1615}})
File:1696_Genroku_9_%28early_Edo%29_Japanese_Map_of_Kyoto%2C_Japan_-_Geographicus_-_Kyoto-genroku9-1696.jpg|Map of Heian-kyō, 1696
File:伏見桃山城06.jpg|[[Fushimi Castle]]
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