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- Kanda Takahira (japanisch 神田 孝平, Baron; geboren 31. Oktober 1830 in Iwade (Provinz Mino); gestorben 5. Juli 1898) war ein japanischer Gelehrter der „Westlichen Wissenschaft“ in der späten Tokugawa-Zeit, Denker der Aufklärung und Politiker. (de)
- Kanda Takahira (神田 孝平, 31 October 1830 – 5 July 1898) was a scholar and statesman in Meiji period Japan. He often used the pen-name Kanda Kōhei. Kanda was born in the Fuwa District of Mino Province, (present-day Gifu Prefecture). He studied rangaku and became a teacher at the Tokugawa bakufu's Bansho Shirabesho institute for researching western science and technology. After the Meiji Restoration, Kanda was appointed governor of Hyōgo Prefecture, and also worked for the new Meiji government as an advisor on economics and governmental structures, and was responsible for developing and implementing the Land Tax Reforms of 1873–1881, and for establishing local administration structures. He was appointed to the House of Peers in 1890. His translation of William Ellis's Outlines of Social Economy in 1867 is regarded as Japan's earliest study of western economics. He served in the Genroin, and was afterwards appointed to the House of Peers. He was ennobled with the title of danshaku (baron) in the kazoku peerage system. (en)
- Takahira Kanda (神田 孝平, 31 octobre 1830 – 5 juillet 1898) était un érudit et homme d'état japonais de l'ère Meiji. Il employait souvent le pseudonyme Kōhei Kanda. (fr)
- 神田 孝平（かんだ たかひら、1830年10月31日（文政13年9月15日） - 1898年（明治31年）7月5日）は、江戸時代末期から明治時代にかけての日本の洋学者、政治家。男爵。号は淡崖。元は諱を孟恪、通称を孝平（こうへい）と名乗っていた。 兵庫県令、文部少輔、元老院議官、貴族院議員を歴任した。 (ja)
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- Fuwa District, Mino Province (en)
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- Kanda Takahira (japanisch 神田 孝平, Baron; geboren 31. Oktober 1830 in Iwade (Provinz Mino); gestorben 5. Juli 1898) war ein japanischer Gelehrter der „Westlichen Wissenschaft“ in der späten Tokugawa-Zeit, Denker der Aufklärung und Politiker. (de)
- Takahira Kanda (神田 孝平, 31 octobre 1830 – 5 juillet 1898) était un érudit et homme d'état japonais de l'ère Meiji. Il employait souvent le pseudonyme Kōhei Kanda. (fr)
- 神田 孝平（かんだ たかひら、1830年10月31日（文政13年9月15日） - 1898年（明治31年）7月5日）は、江戸時代末期から明治時代にかけての日本の洋学者、政治家。男爵。号は淡崖。元は諱を孟恪、通称を孝平（こうへい）と名乗っていた。 兵庫県令、文部少輔、元老院議官、貴族院議員を歴任した。 (ja)
- Kanda Takahira (神田 孝平, 31 October 1830 – 5 July 1898) was a scholar and statesman in Meiji period Japan. He often used the pen-name Kanda Kōhei. Kanda was born in the Fuwa District of Mino Province, (present-day Gifu Prefecture). He studied rangaku and became a teacher at the Tokugawa bakufu's Bansho Shirabesho institute for researching western science and technology. His translation of William Ellis's Outlines of Social Economy in 1867 is regarded as Japan's earliest study of western economics. (en)
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- Kanda Takahira (de)
- Takahira Kanda (fr)
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- 神田孝平 (ja)
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