-
Tanehime (1765–1794),
daughter of
Tokugawa Munetake and
married Tokugawa Harutomi of Kishū
Domain Tenmei gannen (天明元年) or
Tenmei 1 (1781): The new era name...
-
Shimosa Province under Yanada Harusuke to
surrender and also
forces Yuki
Harutomi a v****al of
Uesugi clan
swore allegiance to Ujimasa. In 1575, he forced...
- (1773-1841)
Ienari (1779–1848)
Narimasa (1729-1789) Harusada [ja](9) (1771-1853)
Harutomi [ja](10) (1785-1848)
Matsudaira Yoriyuki [ja] (1801-1846) Nariyuki [ja](11)...
- Tomoko,
Minase Hidekane's
daughter Court lady: Iyo-no-Tsubone (伊予局), Mibu
Harutomi's Daughter Third son:
kakujyo (1521–1574; 覚恕)
Court lady:
Daughter of Jimyoin...
-
Marquess (1844-1906; Lord: 1858-1869; Governor: 1869-1871; Marquess: 1884) X.
Harutomi, 10th Lord of Kishū (1771-1853; r. 1789-1824) IX. Harusada, 9th Lord of...
- been held by his father. In 1814, he was wed to the
daughter of
Tokugawa Harutomi, daimyō of Kii Domain. He fell ill in June 1819 and died a
month later...
-
Shigenori (1746–1829, r. 1765–1775)
Harusada (1728–1789, r. 1775–1789)
Harutomi (1771–1852, r. 1789–1832)
Nariyuki (1801–1846, r. 1832–1846) Narikatsu...
- Iyo-Matsuyama
Domain Mikuzumi (1747-1753)
Tanehime (1765-1794)
married Tokugawa Harutomi Sadahime (1767-1813)
married Matsudaira Haruyoshi Concubine:
Omori no Kata...
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Yoshiharu (芳春, also
written 芳晴) also
signed Ikusaburō (幾三郎) 1828-1888
Harutomi (春富)
Harunaka (春中)
Yoshihide (芳秀) 1832-1902
Yoshihide (芳栄)
usually read...
- self-styled "sequel" to Jinnō Shōtōki was circulated. The book,
written by
Ozuki Harutomi (小槻晴富), was
created under the
influence of the
Ashikaga shogunate for the...
