- Mōri Naritaka.
Kiyosue han: 10,000 koku,
ruled by
descendants of Mōri
Mototomo.
During the Edo period, the main
branch died out in 1707,
after which heirs...
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Hosokawa Munemoto daughter married Ariyoshi Hidenaga Hosokawa Naofusa Nanjo Mototomo (1641–1703) This tea retreat,
which was
established by
Hosokawa Tadatoshi...
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Naritoki (1546–1607) Mōri
Motokiyo (1551–1597) Mōri
Motoaki (1552–1585)
Izuha Mototomo (1555–1571)
Amano Motomasa (1559–1609)
Suetsugu Motoyasu (1560–1601) Kobayakawa...
- 3rd daimyō Mōri Tsunamoto, 10,000 koku was ****igned to his uncle, Mōri
Mototomo, to form
Kiyosue Domain,
another subsidiary domain of Chōshū
Domain in...
- Bōmon-no-tsubone (坊門局),
Bomon Kiyotada's
daughter Princess (Yōdō?) Nyōgo:
Horikawa Mototomo's daughter Princess Nyōgo: Minamoto-no-Yasuko (源康子) also A****i-no-tsubone...
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Miyoshi clan. 5th son:
Suginomori Motoaki (椙杜元秋, 1552–1585) 6th son:
Izuha Mototomo (出羽元倶, 1555–1571) 8th son:
Suetsugu Motoyasu (末次元康, 1560–1601) 3rd daughter:...
- 000 koku. He
turned the
domain over to his son
Mizonu Mototomo in 1663;
however after Mototomo went
insane and
attempted to
murder his wife in 1667, he...
- Kazan'in
Michimasa Takat****sa
Kanehira Takat****sa
Mototada Horikawa Mototomo Saionji Sanekane Tōin
Kinmori Nijō
Kanemoto Tsuchimikado Sadazane Tokudaiji...
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Naritoki (1546–1607) Mōri
Motokiyo (1551–1597) Mōri
Motoaki (1552–1585)
Izuha Mototomo (1555–1571)
Amano Motomasa (1559–1609)
Suetsugu Motoyasu (1560–1601) Kobayakawa...
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Mototada (藤原基忠) (1247–1313) (Takat****sa family, 鷹司家) 1289-1290
Minamoto no
Mototomo (源基具) (1230–1297) (Horikawa family, 堀川家) 1292-1293
Fujiwara no Sanekane...
