- Kanō
Naganobu (狩野長信, 1577 – 26
December 1654) was a ****anese
painter of the Kanō school.
Naganobu was the
youngest brother of the Kanō school's head, Kanō...
- 1627)
married Kuroda Mitsuyuki (1628–1707) of ****uoka
Domain Ogasawara Naganobu (1631–1663)
Tomohime married Matsudaira Yorimoto (1629–1693) of Nukada...
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Naganori Kuroda Nagasada Kuroda Nagakuni Kuroda Na****oshi
Kuroda Nagakata Kuroda Naganobu Kuroda Nagatsugu Kuroda Nagamoto Kuroda Na****oshi
Kuroda Naganori...
- Tadazane's son
Tadataka succeeded him.
Other children included Na****asu,
Naganobu, Sanekata, and
three daughters (one of them
adopted from the Hachi****...
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Scenes in and
around the
capital in a
museum in Yonezawa, Yamagata. By Kanō
Naganobu there is a pair of
screens (less two
sections lost in an
earthquake in...
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Chikaie Ryūzōji
Takanobu Ryūzōji
Masaie Egami Ietane Gotō
Ienobu Ryūzōji
Naganobu Ryūzōji
Nobuchika Keigin-ni
Nabeshima Naoshige Arima Harunobu Matsura Takanobu...
- Ietane, Gotō
Ienobu Parent Ryûzôji
Chikaie (father)
Relatives Ryūzōji
Naganobu (brother) Ryūzōji
Nobuchika (brother)
Military service Allegiance Ryūzōji...
- ISSN 0147-5185. PMID 6837834. S2CID 36384395. Rungsipipat, A.; Yamaguchi, R.;
Naganobu, K.; Iwamoto, K.; Uchida, K.; Tateyama, S.; Kurogi, T.; Katayama, N. (1998)...
- Masakata, and the
younger brother of the daimyō of
Hiroshima Domain,
Asano Naganobu was
posthumously adopted,
changing his name to Abe Masatake.
Under his...
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suggested that Kaneie's
second and
third sons, Ryūzōji
Nobukane and Ryūzōji
Naganobu, may have had a
different mother. In 1545, the Ryūzōji clan
faced a tragic...
