Japanese warship Chōgei Maru
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Name: |
Chōgei Maru / 長鯨丸 |
General characteristics |
Type: | paddle steamer with sail |
For other ships of the same name, see
Chōgei.
Japanese sailors on the Chōgei, May 13th, 1867. Drawing by
Jules Brunet.
Chōgei Maru (長鯨丸) was a transportation ship belonging to the troops faithful to the Shogun during Japan's Boshin War.
Chōgei Maru was originally built in England. After the end of the Boshin War, she was used to transport the wounded rebels to Tokyo.
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| Former Shogunal Navy | |
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| Former Chōshū Navy |
- (Transports): Kayō Maru 華陽
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| Former Satsuma Navy | |
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| Former Saga Navy | |
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| Former Kumamoto Navy | |
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| Former Tosa Navy | |
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| Former Akita Navy | |
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| Former Morioka Navy |
- (Transports): Hijun Maru 飛隼
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| Former Bitchū-Matsuyama Navy |
- (Transports): Kaifū Maru 快風
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| Former Kokura Navy |
- (Transports): Ōsaka Maru 大坂
- Kōkyōsen 虹橋
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| Former Sunpu Navy |
- (Transports): Kōsoku Maru 行速
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| Acquisitions (before 1871) |
- (Transports): Tōkyō Maru 東京
- Karafuto Maru 樺太
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