- shōgun's deputy.
After 1349,
there were
actually two
Kanrei, the
Kyoto Kanrei and the Kantō
Kanrei. But
originally from 1219
until 1333, the post was synonymous...
-
Noritada of Kantō
kanrei (関東管領), Kantō kubō's ****istant. The
various forces in the
Kanto region divided and
fought between the Kubō and
Kanrei sides, with the...
-
numerous defensive campaigns to
restore order in the Kantō
region as the
Kanto Kanrei, and his
belief in the
Buddhist god of war Bishamonten. Many of his followers...
-
reorganized the
regime by
establishing the
kanrei council system in 1362. This
system was made up of two components, the
kanrei office and the
senior v****al council...
- puppets. When Yoshimi's son Yo****ane was made shōgun in 1490, the
Hosokawa Kanrei (deputy) soon put him to
flight in 1493 and
declared another Ashikaga, Yo****umi...
- –
became Kanrei in 1398
Hatakeyama Yoshinari –
rival with
Masanaga for
Kanrei in 1467
Hatakeyama Masanaga –
rival with
Yoshinori for
Kanrei in 1467 Hatakeyama...
-
Kanrei Shaiza worked as the ****istant
Interpreter (of the
English Language) of 22nd
Manipur Labour Corp
Company during the
First World War. He has detailed...
-
Hosokawa Katsumoto (細川 勝元, 1430 – June 6, 1473) was one of the
Kanrei, the
Deputies to the Shōgun,
during ****an's
Muromachi period. He is
famous for his...
- centuries. The clan was also one of
three families to
dominate the post of
Kanrei (Shōgun's deputy),
under the
Ashikaga shogunate. One such
individual was...
- (provincial governors) and
would also
regularly hold sway over the post Kantō
Kanrei (shogun's
deputy in Kantō).
Through their dominance of this position, the...
