- sauce.
Neighboring Sekiyado was
controlled by the
Later Hōjō clan
during the
Sengoku period, and
developed as a
castle town
under Sekiyado Domain, a feudal...
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Sekiyado Domain (関宿藩,
Sekiyado-han) was a
feudal domain under the
Tokugawa shogunate of Edo
period ****an,
located in Shimōsa
Province (the
northern portion...
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Sekiyado Castle (関宿城,
Sekiyado-jō) is a ****anese
castle located in Noda,
northwestern Chiba Prefecture, ****an. At the end of the Edo period,
Sekiyado...
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Posthumous Name
Birth Death Father Marriage Issue Matsudaira Yasumoto of
Sekiyado Domain Daiko-in-dono
sugurudensoeidaikoji 1552
September 19, 1603 Hisamatsu...
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first son of
local governor (daikan) of
Sekiyado Domain Suzuki Yoshinori. He grew up in the city of
Sekiyado, Shimōsa
Province (present-day Noda, Chiba...
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Sekiyado (15 villages)
Yoshimi (8 villages)
Hakata (4 villages)
Koizumi (4 villages) Yodo (4 villages)
Kishiwada (2 villages)
joint Tenryō/
Sekiyado (1...
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Sekiyado (関宿町,
Sekiyado-machi) was a town
located in
Higashikatsushika District,
Chiba Prefecture, ****an.
Bordered by the Tone
River and
Ibaraki Prefectureto...
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Ikeda Mitsumasa Hisahime (1606–1628)
daughter of
Matsudaira Tadayoshi of
Sekiyado Domain and
married Kuroda Tadayuki of ****uoka
Domain Takashi-ho-in (1602–1656)...
- Usui
Domain 30,000
Sakai Ietsugu Koga
Domain 30,000
Ogasawara Hidemasa Sekiyado Domain 20,000 koku
Matsudaira Yasumoto Yamasaki Domain 12,000
Okabe Nagamori...
- (1564),
including the
Siege of
Odawara (1569). In 1574,
Ujimasa forced Sekiyado Castle of
Shimosa Province under Yanada Harusuke to
surrender and also...
