Second Shō dynasty

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The Second Shō dynasty was the royal house that ruled the Ryukyu Kingdom from the late 15th to the 19th century, overseeing a flourishing era of maritime trade and distinct Ryukyuan culture centered on Okinawa.

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Second Shō dynasty canonical 4
Second Shō dynasty era 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf royal dynasty
ruling house
annexedBy Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan
associatedWith Ryukyuan architecture
Ryukyuan classical music
Ryukyuan performing arts
capital Shuri
Shuri Castle
continent Asia
countryRuled Ryukyu Kingdom
culturalCenter Okinawa Island
dissolved 1879
endTime 1879
era Edo period
early modern period
firstMonarch Shō En
founder Shō En
governmentForm hereditary monarchy
hasMonarch Shō Boku
Shō Hō
Shō Kei
Shō Nei
Shō Shin
houseType hereditary royal house
inception 1470
knownFor development of distinct Ryukyuan culture
diplomatic relations with China and Japan
maritime trade in East and Southeast Asia
language Classical Chinese
Ryukyuan languages
lastMonarch Shō Tai
locatedInPresentDay Japan
Okinawa Prefecture
notableEvent Satsuma invasion of Ryukyu
annexation of Ryukyu by Japan
partOf history of Okinawa
history of the Ryukyu Kingdom
predecessor First Shō dynasty
region Okinawa Islands
linked to: Ryukyu Islands

Ryukyu Islands
religion Buddhism
Ryukyuan religion
Shinto
residence Shuri Castle
startTime 1470
subordinateTo Satsuma Domain
linked to: Kagoshima Domain
successor Okinawa Prefecture
Ryukyu Domain
titleOfRuler King of Ryukyu
tributaryTo Ming dynasty
Qing dynasty
usedScript Classical Chinese characters
Kana

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Tamaudun Mausoleum associatedWith Second Shō dynasty
Shō Shin dynasty Second Shō dynasty
Shō Tai royalHouse Second Shō dynasty
King Shō Shin dynasty Second Shō dynasty
Amawari timePeriod Second Shō dynasty era
linked to: Second Shō dynasty