- –1264) - his two sons
Masahira and
Masakage made two
branches of the clan. Numata-Kobayakawa clan (沼田小早川氏):
Kobayakawa Masahira (小早川雅平, ?–?) - 3rd son...
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Takagi Masahira (高木正坦,
March 13, 1829 –
January 31, 1891), was a
daimyo of the late Edo period. He
served as the 12th lord of
Tannan Domain in Kawachi...
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Masahira Yoshikata (吉形 政衡,
Yoshikata Masahira, born 23
August 1982 in ****uoka Prefecture) is a ****anese
hurdler who
specialises in the 400
metres hurdles...
- Takat****sa
Masahira (鷹司 政平, 1445–1517), son of Fusahira, was a ****anese
court noble (kugyo) of the
Muromachi period. He held a
regent position Kampaku...
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arising from
intermarriage with
different warrior families.
Kiyohara no
Masahira,
Iehira and Narihira,
heads of
branches of the family,
created such a disturbance...
- Sato, Yoshinori; Suda, Wataru; Kim, Seok-won; Oshima, Kenshiro; Hattori,
Masahira; Kamijo, Takashi; Narisawa, Kazuhiko; Ohta,
Hiroyuki (2014). "Characterization...
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shinsenden (本朝神仙伝) His
paternal great grandparents were Ōe no
Masahira (大江匡衡) and
Akazome Emon,
Masahira himself being a
grandson of Ōe no
Koretoki (大江維時). Koretoki...
- in 1083,
tried to calm the
fighting which continued between Kiyohara no
Masahira, Iehira, and Narihira.
Negotiations were not successful; and so Yoshiie...
- Yasusuke,
contended with
Fujiwara no
Sukitaka and Ōe-no
Masahira in a
sword fight in Kyoto.
Masahira lost the
fingers of his left hand. The two
brothers fled;...
-
Kampaku 1476–1479
Konoe Masaie (1445–1505)
Kampaku 1479–1483 Takat****sa
Masahira (1445–1517)
Kampaku 1483–1487 Kujō
Masatada (1439–1488)
Kampaku 1487–1488...
