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daughter of
Matsudaira Takachika of
Tanagura Domain. He died in 1810. Andō
Nobukiyo (安藤信馨,
December 5, 1768-November 25, 1812) was the 7th
hereditary chieftain...
- Niwa
Nagahide Niwa
Nagashige Oda
Hiroyoshi Oda
Nobuhide Oda
Nobukata Oda
Nobukiyo Oda
Nobunaga Oda
Nobutada Oda
Nobutomo Oda
Nobukatsu Oda
Nobuyasu Ogasawara...
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defeated the
Imagawa clan at the
Battle of
Okehazama in 1560, his cousin, Oda
Nobukiyo,
seized Inuyama Castle with the
support of
Saito Yo****atsu on Mino Province...
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Mitsutaka (早水 藤左衛門 満尭) Yada Gorōemon
Suketake (矢田 五郎右衛門 助武) Ōishi
Sezaemon Nobukiyo (大石 瀬左衛門 信清)
Isogai Jūrōzaemon
Masahisa (礒貝 十郎左衛門 正久)
Hazama Kihei Mitsunobu...
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governor of the
northern Owari.
Nobunaga with
support of his cousin, Oda
Nobukiyo of Inuyama,
defeated the
forces of the Oda
Nobukata (the
lineal successor...
- (daughter of
Minamoto no Yoritomo) •
Bomon Nobuko/Bomonhime (daughter of
Bomon Nobukiyo, wife of
Minamoto no Sanetomo) Nōhime (daughter of
Saito Dosan, wife of...
- the
Ikoma family mansion. At the time, the
Ikoma family belonged to Oda
Nobukiyo, lord of
Inuyama Castle, but also did
business as a
samurai merchant, and...
- Sanjō
Takeda Nobuchika (also
known as Unno Nobuchika) by Lady Sanjō
Takeda Nobukiyo Nishina Morinobu Katsurayama Nobusada Daughters: Ōbai-in Kenshō-in Shinryu-in...
- (d. c. 1612)
Morioka Nobumoto (1546–1600)
Kanehira Tsunanori Ogasawara Nobukiyo Hattori Yasunari Sugiyama Gengo (c. 1589 – c. 1641; 2nd son of
Ishida Mitsunari)...
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Domain Andō
Nobunari (1743–1810) of Kanō
Domain and
Iwakitaira Domain Andō
Nobukiyo (1768–1812) of
Iwakitaira Domain Andō
Nobuyoshi (1785–1844) of Iwakitaira...
