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sternness in them, and
Yoshimune was no different.
Although Yoshimune offered Oyuri room and
board in Edo Castle, she refused,
living instead an
austere life...
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Iesada Adoptive Mother: Tenshō-in Wife: Kazu-no-Miya
Chikako Concubine:
Oyuri no Kata (1850–1880)
later Shoko-in
Ohina no Kata (1846–1862)
daughter of...
- Tenshin'in
Concubines Yamada-dono
later Zuiyoin Miyazaki-dono Chigusa-dono
Oyuri no Kata (1655-1726) Children:
Tokugawa Tsunanori (1665-1705) by Yamada,...
-
mercenary and poor womanizer. He
travels with his gun-wielding love
interest (
Oyuri) and
sidekick (Togizo). The
latter provides comic relief and
holds the swords...
- shōgun from one of the
cadet lines. Father:
Tokugawa Mitsusada Mother:
Oyuri no Kata
later Jōenin [ja] (1655–1726) Half siblings:
Tokugawa Tsunanori...
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Otigoma northern Chiquitanía Ochisirisa, Omemoquisoo, Omeñosisopa, Otezoo,
Oyuri(ca)
northeastern Chiquitanía
Cuzica (Cusica, Cusicoci), Omonomaaca, Pichasica...
-
Sakamoto as
Kisuke Takashi Shimura as
owner of the rice mill
Mitsuko Miura as
Oyuri Natsuko Kahara as
Otoku Donald Richie and
Joseph L.
Anderson found in protagonist...
- the
young Yoshimune. Ken
Ishiguro is Ōoka Tadasuke. Yoshimune's mother,
Oyuri, is Rino Katase.
Sakurai Sachiko,
Misato Tanaka, Yoko Minamino, Miki Sakai...
- Shōgun (1684–1751; Lord of Kishū: 1705–1716; Shōgun: 1716–1745) (mother:
Oyuri no Kata
later Jōenin (1655–1726))
Tokugawa Munetada, 1st head of the Hitotsubashi-Tokugawa...
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resorts to hissing, screaming, and
insults when
faced with a conflict. When
Oyuri,
under the
influence of a
powerful aphrodisiac,
almost distracts Jūbei,...
