- Takat****sa
Tadafuyu (鷹司 忠冬, 1509 – 1546), son of Kanesuke, was a
court noble (kugyo) of the late
Muromachi period. He held a
regent position Kampaku from...
-
Ashikaga forces recapture Kamakura and Kyoto;
Tadafuyu joins Southern Court;
Yamana Tokiuji joins Tadafuyu. 1353 –
Kyoto retaken by
Southern forces under...
- (1850–1880)
later Shoko-in
Ohina no Kata (1846–1862)
daughter of
Shimazu Tadafuyu also
niece of Tenshō-in
Adopted son:
Tokugawa Mochitsugu Tokugawa Iesato...
-
Mochiuji Ashikaga Motouji Ashikaga Satouji Ashikaga Shigeuji Ashikaga Tadafuyu Ashikaga Tadayoshi Ashikaga Tadatsuna Ashikaga Ujimitsu Ashikaga Yoshimi...
- the
first time, died out in the
Sengoku period following the
death of
Tadafuyu, 13th head of the family, in 1546.
Later in 1579, with the ****istance of...
- Yoshiakira)
Michitaka Tsutsui as
Ashikaga Tadafuyu, Takauji's
illegitimate son Yūichirō
Yamazaki as
Izayamaru (young
Tadafuyu)
Yasuo Daichi as
Isshiki Umanosuke...
-
Kampaku 1534–1536
Konoe Taneie (1503–1566)
Kampaku 1536–1542 Takat****sa
Tadafuyu (1509–1546)
Kampaku 1542–1545 Ichijō
Fusamichi (1509–1556)
Kampaku 1545–1548...
- date of
disappearance of the
temple is unknown. He also
adopted Ashikaga Tadafuyu, one of Takauji's
biological sons, as his own. Father:
Ashikaga Sadauji...
-
Yoshiakira in August. In
January 1355,
Loyalist forces led by Momonoi,
Tadafuyu, and
Yamana captured Kyoto again. However,
Kyoto was
recaptured on 25 April...
-
occurred between the
founder of the shogunate,
Ashikaga Takauji and his son,
Tadafuyu. When it ended,
Kaneyoshi became an
effective force of the
Southern Court...
