Deaths in the 1840s

Yaʻaḳov Berdugo

1786–1841 (age 55)

Meknes

Yaʻaḳov Berdugo was a rabbi in Meknes who lived from 1786 to 1841.

Chaim Pinto

1748–1845 (age 97)

Jewish cemeteries of Essaouira

Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt

1789–1848 (age 59)

Cairo

Maksymilian Stanisław Ryłło

1802–1848 (age 46)

Cairo

Polish Catholic priest who served in Cairo during the early 19th century.

Ayn al-Hayat Khanum

1795–1849 (age 54)

Egypt

Muhammad Ali

1769–1849 (age 80)

Muhammad Ali Mosque

Transformative Egyptian leader and military reformer who modernized Egypt in the 19th century.

William Dacres Carroll

1819–1846 (age 27)

Old Burying Ground, Seaforth

William Dacres Carroll was a 19th-century naval officer remembered for his maritime service.

Nergizev Hanım

1830–1848 (age 18)

New Mosque

Düzdidil Hanım

1825–1845 (age 20)

New Mosque

Zeynifelek Hanım

1824–1842 (age 18)

Fatih Istanbul Mosque

Ottoman aristocrat and member of the imperial court during the early 19th century.

Meletius III of Constantinople

1772–1845 (age 73)

Church of St. Mary of the Spring

Eastern Orthodox priest who served the Christian community in Constantinople during the Ottoman era.

Esma Sultan

1778–1848 (age 70)

Mausoleum of Mahmud II

Ottoman imperial princess and sister of Sultan Mahmud II, influential in court circles during the Tanzimat reform era.

Saliha Sultan

1811–1843 (age 32)

Mausoleum of Mahmud II

Hibetullah Sultan

1789–1841 (age 52)

Mausoleum of Mahmud II

Ottoman imperial princess during the reign of Mahmud II and the early Tanzimat period.

Mehmed Halim Efendi

1800–1845 (age 45)

Mustafa Rakım Efendi Tomb

Yesarizade Mustafa İzzet Efendi

1770–1849 (age 79)

Fatih Mosque Cemetery

Ottoman writer and intellectual who contributed significantly to Ottoman literary and cultural traditions.

Hyohyeon

1828–1843 (age 15)

Gyeongneung

Heonjong of Joseon

1827–1849 (age 22)

Gyeongneung

Heonjong of Joseon was a royal calligrapher whose artistic works reflected the refined traditions of 19th-century Joseon...

Tokugawa Masamaru

1846–1847 (age 1)

Zōjō-ji Temple

Tokugawa Masamaru was a young member of the Tokugawa shogunal family whose brief life ended in infancy.

Uragami Shunkin

1779–1846 (age 67)

Honnō-ji Temple

Inagaki Sadanari

1785–1843 (age 58)

Isesaki

Inagaki Sadanari was an Isesaki resident who lived through the transformative late Edo period.

Inagaki Nagakata

1807–1847 (age 40)

Isesaki

Inagaki Nagakata was an Isesaki resident whose life bridged the late Edo and early modern periods.

Sakai Ōho

1808–1841 (age 33)

Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple

Ikarashi Chikusa

1774–1844 (age 70)

Tama Cemetery

Ikarashi Chikusa was a late Edo period resident whose life was part of the era's dynamic social fabric.

Mitsukuri Shōgo

1821–1846 (age 25)

Tama Cemetery

Mitsukuri Shōgo was a young geographer whose brief career contributed to Japan's expanding geographical knowledge.

Shō Iku

1813–1847 (age 34)

Tamaudun

Kanō Osanobu

1796–1846 (age 50)

Ikegami Honmon-ji Temple

Kanō Osanobu was a painter of the Kanō school during the late Edo period.

Okamoto Toyohiko

1773–1845 (age 72)

Rokuharamitsu-ji Temple

Tokugawa Narikatsu

1820–1849 (age 29)

Chōhō-ji Temple

Tokugawa Narikatsu was a member of the Tokugawa family during the late Edo period.

Tokugawa Nariyuki

1801–1846 (age 45)

Chōhō-ji Temple

Emperor Ninkō

1800–1846 (age 46)

Tsuki no wa no misasagi

Emperor Ninkō was the sovereign of Japan during the late Edo period.

Emperor Kōkaku

1771–1840 (age 69)

Tsuki no wa no misasagi

Tokugawa Ienari

1773–1841 (age 68)

Kan'ei-ji Temple

Tokugawa Ienari was the eleventh shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate.

Keibun

1779–1843 (age 64)

Konpuku-ji Temple

Rai Baishi

1760–1844 (age 84)

Tamon-in Temple

Rai Baishi was a poet of the late Edo period.

Tokugawa Naritaka

1810–1845 (age 35)

Kenchū-ji Temple

Hirata Atsutane

1776–1843 (age 67)

Tegata

Hirata Atsutane was a prominent Kokugaku theologian and influential scholar of Japanese traditions.

Kō Ryōsai

1799–1846 (age 47)

Somei Cemetery

Matsuzaki Kōdō

1771–1844 (age 73)

Chōsen-in Temple

Matsuzaki Kōdō was an Edo period scholar whose intellectual work bridged spiritual and secular learning.

Imagawa Yoshiyori

1810–1841 (age 31)

Chōen-ji Temple

Suzuki Bokushi

1770–1842 (age 72)

Chōon-ji Temple

Suzuki Bokushi was an Edo period essayist whose writings documented and reflected upon his society.

Ikeda Nakamasa

1780–1841 (age 61)

Tottori Domain Ikeda clan cemetery

Tani Bunchō

1763–1841 (age 78)

Genkū-ji Temple

Tani Bunchō was an Edo period writer whose literary contributions shaped the intellectual discourse of his time.

Watanabe Kazan

1793–1841 (age 48)

Jōhō-ji Temple

Watanabe Kazan was a late Edo period writer whose literary and intellectual work addressed contemporary concerns.

Hasegawa Settan

1778–1843 (age 65)

Kōryū-ji Temple

KYOKUTEI Bakin

1767–1848 (age 81)

Jinkō-ji Temple

Murakami Teisuke

1780–1846 (age 66)

Gyokurin-ji Temple

Murakami Teisuke was an Edo period painter whose artistic work contributed to the visual culture of his time.

Minh Mạng

1791–1841 (age 50)

Tomb of Emperor Minh Mang

Thiệu Trị

1807–1847 (age 40)

Tomb of Emperor Thiệu Trị

Thiệu Trị was an emperor of the Nguyễn Dynasty who reigned during the nineteenth century.

Paulus Hubertus Hoevenaar

1844–1844 (age 0)

Adiwerna

Paulus Hubertus Hoevenaar lived during the 19th century and was associated with Adiwerna.