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Tokugawa Tadanaga （1606～1634 , 徳川忠長） Letter
To Hosokawa Tadaoki （1563～1646 , 細川忠興）
Ink on paper
Main 18,3×45,5 cm
Hanging scroll / Kakejiku
Accessory：wood box
A feudal lord in the early Edo period. Hidetada's third son. His childhood name was Kunimatsu. He was given the title of Gon Dainagon (provisional chief councilor) and was given 550,000 koku of rice in Suruga, but was confiscated by his older brother Iemitsu's taboo name and was sent to the Takasaki domain, where he committed suicide.
【読み】
This is a token of gratitude for the gift of a kosode (shoulder sleeve) and a barrel that Tadaoki gave to Tadanaga. Tadanaga was promoted to Gon Chunagon on July 27, 1626. It is said that he moved to a new residence in the Kitanomaru at the end of the same year, and this document is thought to have been presented in February 1626 as a congratulatory gift for the move.
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