- Gushikami-son (具志頭村, Gushikami-son, Okinawan:
Gushichan) was a
village located in
Shimajiri District,
Okinawa Prefecture, ****an. As of 2003, the village...
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Gushichan Wōji Chōsei (具志頭 王子 朝盛, 20 May 1578 – 21
August 1610), also
known by his
Chinese style name Shō Kō (尚 宏), was a
Ryukyuan prince who
served as...
- River. The town
includes twenty-three wards.
Aragusuku (新城)
Asato (安里)
Gushichan (具志頭)
Hanashiro (玻名城)
Koshihara (後原)
Minatogawa (港川) Nagamō (長毛) Nakaza...
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Tomigusuku Seiryō 豊見城 盛良
sanshikan of
Ryukyu In
office 1627–1642
Preceded by
Gushichan Anshi Succeeded by
Kunigami Chōki
Personal details Born (1586-07-01)July...
- kara-naa, e.g. Sai On. He
appeared in
domestic do****ents as
Gushichan Uwekata after his
kamei Gushichan (具志頭) and his rank
Uwekata (親方). He had a
nanui Bunjaku...
- two
famous sons: the
eldest son was King Shō Nei, the
second son was
Gushichan Chōsei. He died in 1584, and
buried in
Urasoe yōdore. Shō I was posthumously...
- 1762(1762-01-23) (aged 79) Parent(s) Sai Taku (father)
Magozei (真呉瑞, mother)
Childhood name
Kamado (蒲戸) ****anese name
Gushichan Bunjaku (具志頭 文若) Rank U****ata...
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Successor Shō En Born 1441 Died June 1, 1469 (aged 27–28)
Spouse daughter of
Gushichan aji
Concubines daughter of
Yabiku aji
Divine name Hachiman-no-aji (八幡之按司)...
- a
bureaucrat of the
Ryukyu Kingdom.
Mabuni Ankō was the
eldest son of
Gushichan Nōan (具志頭 能安, also
known as Kin
Kokutei 金 国鼎), the
originator of Uezu...
- (1560–1620) Kin Chōkō Shō Kō
Gushichan Chōsei Shō Nei 尚寧 b.1564–d.1620; r.1589-16207 Shō Ken
Katsuren Chōri Shō Kan Shō Tei
Gushichan Chōri Shō Hō 尚豊 b.1590–d...
