- by Yo****ane. Some
pedigrees show Yo****suna as Yo****umi's son, and
Yoshifuyu as Yo****umi's son." 新井 Arai, 白石 Hakuseki; Ackroyd,
Joyce Irene (1982)...
- his name was "Yoshihisa." Born in 1641, he was the
eldest son of Kira
Yoshifuyu. His
mother was a
member of the high-ranking
Sakai clan. On the death...
- by Yo****ane. Some
pedigrees show Yo****suna as Yo****umi's son, and
Yoshifuyu as Yo****umi's son." ****ingh, p. 370., p. 370, at
Google Books ****ingh...
- by Yo****ane. Some
pedigrees show Yo****suna as Yo****umi's son, and
Yoshifuyu as Yo****umi's son." Ackroyd, p. 298. ****ingh, pp. 352–372., p. 352,...
-
offered reconciliation to
three of Nobukatsu's
chief retainers (Tsugawa
Yoshifuyu,
Okada Shigetaka and Azai Nagatoki),
which led to
rumors that they were...
- by Yo****ane. Some
pedigrees show Yo****suna as Yo****umi's son, and
Yoshifuyu as Yo****umi's son." Nussbaum, "Ashikaga Yo****umi" at p. 57. Nussbaum...
- son who was
adopted by the Imakōji
family and
became known as Imakōji
Yoshifuyu, and a
daughter who
later married Kujō Fusazane. ネケト. 二条家（摂家） (in ****anese)...
-
Northern Court. He
fought them off, and
killed two
Northern generals,
Satake Yoshifuyu and Gotō Motoaki.
Masaie then
traveled to
Kyoto alongside Kitabatake Akiie...
