Tairo
bakuhan taisei government of Japan, who would preside over the governing roju in the event of an emergency. The tairo was nominated from among a group of samurai families who had supported Tokugawa Ieyasu. Generally, the position was used to provide Japan with a capable temporary leader in the absence of a shogun, or if the shogun was incapacitated.
List of tairo
| Name | Domain | From | To
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| Sakai Tadayo | Harima | March 12, 1636 | March 19, 1636
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| Doi Toshikatsu | Shimousa | November 7, 1638 | July 10, 1644
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| Sakai Tadakatsu | Wakasa | November 7, 1638 | May 26, 1656
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| Sakai Tadakiyo | Harima | March 29, 1666 | December 9, 1680
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| Ii Naozumi | Omi | November 19, 1668 | January 3, 1676
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| Hotta Masatoshi | Shimousa | November 12, 1681 | August 28, 1684
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| Ii Naomori | Omi | June 13, 1696 | March 2, 1700
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| Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu | Yamato | January 11, 1706 | June 3, 1709
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| Ii Naomori | Omi | February 13, 1711 | February 23, 1714
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| Ii Naoyuki | Omi | November 28, 1784 | September 1, 1787
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| Ii Naoaki | Omi | December 28, 1835 | May 13, 1841
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| Ii Naosuke | Omi | April 23, 1858 | March 3, 1860
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| Sakai Tadashige | Harima | February 1, 1865 | November 12, 1865
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