Definition of Yoriharu. Meaning of Yoriharu. Synonyms of Yoriharu

- Ashikaga Yo****ane, was the first to take the name of Hosokawa. Hosokawa Yoriharu, a Hosokawa of the late Kamakura period, fought for the Ashikaga clan against...
- Nagaokakyō, Kyoto, ****an. This castle was constructed in 1339 by Hosokawa Yoriharu, a major samurai commander under Ashikaga Takauji, the founder of the Ashikaga...
- Yorinari Yorifusa Yoritō Yorimoto Yoritoshi Mutsu Ishikawa clan Yori(kaze?) Yoriharu Yori(kage?) Yoriyasu (several clans) (several clans) Shinjitsu* Genjitsu*...
- 1344 Yamana Tokiuji 1345 Hosokawa Akiuji 1346 Niki Yoriaki 1350 Hosokawa Yoriharu 1352 Kyōgoku Hidetsuna 1352 Toki Yoriyasu 1353 - 1354 Satake Yoshiatsu...
- Motohira Fumiko Muneyana Takashina no Moranao Shigeharu Aiko Katsuhira Yoriharu Tokiharu Motokata Motokiyo Princess Kenshin Takashige Yasuhira Tokiharu...
- 1587 Hōjō Ujiteru 北条氏照 Odawara Castle 小田原城 Kanagawa Odawara 1633 Ōmori Yoriharu 大森頼春 Tsutsujigasaki Castle 躑躅ヶ崎館 Yamanashi Kōfu 1519 Takeda Nobutora 武田信虎...
- although stranded whales had been used for centuries before then. In 1675, Yoriharu Wada invented a new method of whaling, entangling the animals in nets before...
- with harpoons and lances. His grandson, Wada Kakuemon Yoriharu, later known as Taiji Kakuemon Yoriharu, invented the whaling net technique called amitori-shiki...
- October 1944 Toshio Yokota 15 October 1944 Shinichi Araki 15 October 1944 Yoriharu Ko 15 October 1944 Mitsu Iwasaki 15 October 1944 Matsujirō Yamataka 18...
- Awa Masaki clan, lord of Katsuura Castle in present-day Katsuura City, Yoriharu Toki, Toki clan, lord of Mangi Castle in present-day Isumi City, Toyonobu...