Talk:Privy Council of Japan

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List of Privy Councillors[edit]

Perhaps a list of Meiji period privy councilors will evolve in due course. If so, this is one element of that list.

In December 1911, Hanabusa Yoshitada became a privy councilor .<:ref>National Diet Library (NDL), Hanabusa Yoshitada, related documents (花房義質関係文書).</ref>

Does this seem like a start in a constructive direction? --Tenmei (talk) 14:52, 26 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]