Maeda Harunaga

Maeda Harunaga

Maeda Harunaga (前田 治脩?) (February 4, 1745 – February 10, 1810) was a Japanese daimyo of the mid-Edo period, who ruled the Kaga domain.

He was the restorer of Kenroku-en and the founder of the Kaga domain's school, Meirin-dō.

Preceded by
Maeda Shigemichi
10th (Maeda) lord of Kaga
1771-1802
Succeeded by
Maeda Narinaga

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