After a few years in prison, several of the leaders of the rebellion were rehabilitated, and continued with brilliant political careers in the new unified Japan: Enomoto Takeaki in particular took various ministry functions during the Meiji period.
After serving a few years in prison, some of the leaders of the rebellion were rehabilitated and continued their political careers in the newly unified Japan: Enomoto Takeaki, in particular, held various ministerial positions during the Meiji era.