Database: Ikuno Mines - Revision history

Lady Kyashira at 13:42, 26 May 2026

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	While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced [[Bessho Nagaharu]] to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]].		While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced [[Bessho Nagaharu]] to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]].

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	While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced [[Bessho Nagaharu]] to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]].		While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced [[Bessho Nagaharu]] to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]].

imported>VilkaIsBack at 13:32, 18 May 2025

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	While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced [[Bessho Nagaharu]] to commit ~~{{Wiki\|~~Seppuku\|suicide}}.		While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced [[Bessho Nagaharu]] to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]].

	It is difficult to visualize the mine and the [[Ikuno\|town]] from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.		It is difficult to visualize the mine and the [[Ikuno\|town]] from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.

imported>Soranin at 14:08, 7 May 2025

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	While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced ~~{{Wiki\|~~Bessho Nagaharu}} to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.		While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced [[Bessho Nagaharu]] to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.

	It is difficult to visualize the mine and the [[Ikuno\|town]] from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.		It is difficult to visualize the mine and the [[Ikuno\|town]] from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.

imported>Soranin at 15:29, 6 April 2025

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	While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno~~]] [[~~silver]] ~~{{Wiki\|:ja:生野銀山\|mine}}~~ in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of silver to the ~~{{Wiki\|Emperor Go-Nara~~\|emperor}}, indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced {{Wiki\|Bessho Nagaharu}} to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.		While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced {{Wiki\|Bessho Nagaharu}} to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.

	It is difficult to visualize the mine and the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Ikuno~~, Hyōgo~~\|town}} from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.		It is difficult to visualize the mine and the [[Ikuno\|town]] from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.
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	While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno]] [[silver]] {{Wiki\|:ja:生野銀山\|mine}} in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of silver to the {{Wiki\|Emperor Go-Nara\|emperor}}, indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[~~Database:Miki Castle\|~~Miki Castle]] and forced {{Wiki\|Bessho Nagaharu}} to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.		While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno]] [[silver]] {{Wiki\|:ja:生野銀山\|mine}} in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of silver to the {{Wiki\|Emperor Go-Nara\|emperor}}, indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced {{Wiki\|Bessho Nagaharu}} to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.

	It is difficult to visualize the mine and the {{Wiki\|Ikuno, Hyōgo\|town}} from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.		It is difficult to visualize the mine and the {{Wiki\|Ikuno, Hyōgo\|town}} from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.

imported>Soranin at 18:03, 30 March 2025

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	While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno]] [[silver]] {{Wiki\|:ja:生野銀山\|mine}} in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of silver to the {{Wiki\|Emperor Go-Nara\|emperor}}, indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured ~~{{Wiki~~\|Miki Castle}} and forced {{Wiki\|Bessho Nagaharu}} to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.		While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno]] [[silver]] {{Wiki\|:ja:生野銀山\|mine}} in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of silver to the {{Wiki\|Emperor Go-Nara\|emperor}}, indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Database:Miki Castle\|Miki Castle]] and forced {{Wiki\|Bessho Nagaharu}} to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.

	It is difficult to visualize the mine and the {{Wiki\|Ikuno, Hyōgo\|town}} from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.		It is difficult to visualize the mine and the {{Wiki\|Ikuno, Hyōgo\|town}} from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.

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	While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno]] [[silver]] {{Wiki\|:ja:生野銀山\|mine}} in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of silver to the {{Wiki\|Emperor Go-Nara\|emperor}}, indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured {{Wiki\|Miki Castle}} and forced {{Wiki\|Bessho Nagaharu}} to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.		While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno]] [[silver]] {{Wiki\|:ja:生野銀山\|mine}} in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of silver to the {{Wiki\|Emperor Go-Nara\|emperor}}, indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured {{Wiki\|Miki Castle}} and forced {{Wiki\|Bessho Nagaharu}} to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.

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	While there are no historical records on the establishment of the Ikuno silver mine in the province of Tajima, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the ~~daimyo~~ of Tajima, Yamana Suketoyo, offered approximately 7.5kg of silver to the emperor, indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. Oda Nobunaga claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to Hashiba Hideyoshi who captured Miki Castle and forced Bessho Nagaharu to commit suicide.		While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno]] [[silver]] {{Wiki\|:ja:生野銀山\|mine}} in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of silver to the {{Wiki\|Emperor Go-Nara\|emperor}}, indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured {{Wiki\|Miki Castle}} and forced {{Wiki\|Bessho Nagaharu}} to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}}.

	It is difficult to visualize the mine and the town from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of Iwami who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by open pit before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the gangue powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with lead in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.		It is difficult to visualize the mine and the {{Wiki\|Ikuno, Hyōgo\|town}} from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of {{Wiki\|Iwami Province\|Iwami}} who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by {{Wiki\|Open-pit mining\|open pit}} before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the {{Wiki\|gangue}} powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with [[lead]] in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Economy and Commerce]]		[[Category:Database: Economy and Commerce]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Ikuno Mines}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Ikuno Mines}}

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While there are no historical records on the establishment of the Ikuno silver mine in the province of Tajima, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the daimyo of Tajima, Yamana Suketoyo, offered approximately 7.5kg of silver to the emperor, indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. Oda Nobunaga claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to Hashiba Hideyoshi who captured Miki Castle and forced Bessho Nagaharu to commit suicide.

It is difficult to visualize the mine and the town from that period due to the lack of historical documentation and archeological research undertaken in the region. Nevertheless, we can assume some similarities based on the excavation findings at the Iwami silver mine, as it has been reported that locals learned how to smelt and other mining techniques from the engineers of Iwami who visited Ikuno. It is likely that silver lode was first discovered on the surface and mined by open pit before drifts were dug into the earth. There was likely a mineral crusher in the area, a wash basin to separate the ore powder from the gangue powder, and a workshop where the mineral was melted down with lead in an earthen furnace, producing a silver-lead alloy which was then heated on the cup to separate the silver from the lead.
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	While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced [[Bessho Nagaharu]] to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]].		While there are no historical records on the establishment of the [[Ikuno Silver Mine\|Ikuno silver mine]] in the province of {{Wiki\|Tajima Province\|Tajima}}, a chronicle from the late 17th century mentions that operations at the mine began in 1542. In 1556, the [[daimyō]] of Tajima, {{Wiki\|Yamana Suketoyo}}, offered approximately 7.5kg of [[silver]] to the [[Tomohito\|emperor]], indicating that silver production had increased under his authority. [[Oda Nobunaga]] claimed the region in 1569, but his control over the mines was not secure until 1580, when he granted them as a reward to [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]] who captured [[Miki Castle]] and forced [[Bessho Nagaharu]] to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]].