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The Kikkawa clan (
Kikkawa clan | |
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Home province | Izumo Aki Suō |
Parent house | Fujiwara clan ( Kudō clan ( Irie clan ( |
Titles | Various |
Founder | Kikkawa Tsuneyoshi ( |
Final ruler | Kikkawa Tsunetake ( |
Founding year | 12th century |
Dissolution | still extant |
Ruled until | 1868 (Meiji Restoration) |
Origins
editThe founder of the clan, Kikkawa Tsuneyoshi (
The family takes the name from a place called Kikkawa in Irie no sho domain, in Suruga province. Tsuneyoshi distinguished himself in the search and seizure of Kajiwara Kagetoki and gained a territory in Fukui no sho, in Harima Province. He then distinguished himself in the Jokyu War and became the jito of Oasa no sho in Aki Province.
In 1550, Kikkawa Okitsune was murdered by a conspiracy of Mori Motonari, and the main branch of the Kikkawa clan was destroyed. Motoharu, the second son of Mori Motonari received Okitsune's name and estates.
Clan Heads
edit- Kikkawa Tsuneyoshi (
吉川 経 義 , 1132–1193), son of Irie Kageyoshi (入江 景義 ), founder of the clan. - Kikkawa Tomokane (
吉川 友兼 , 1159–1200) - Kikkawa Tomotsune (
吉川 朝 経 , 1182–1240) - Kikkawa Tsunemitsu (
吉川 経 光 , 1192–1267) - Kikkawa Tsunetaka (
吉川 経 高 , 1234–1319) - Kikkawa Tsunemori (
吉川 経 盛 , 1290–1358) - Kikkawa Tsuneaki (
吉川 経 秋 , ? –1383) - Kikkawa Tsunemi (
吉川 経 見 , ? –1435) - Kikkawa Tsunenobu (
吉川 経 信 , 1396–1456) - Kikkawa Yukitsune (
吉川 之 経 , 1415–1477) - Kikkawa Tsunemoto (
吉川 経 基 , 1428–1520) - Kikkawa Kunitsune (
吉川 国 経 , 1443–1531), his daughter married Mōri Motonari. - Kikkawa Mototsune (
吉川 元 経 , 1459–1522), he married the daughter of Mōri Hiromoto and sister of Mōri Motonari. - Kikkawa Okitsune (
吉川 興 経 , 1508–1550), his mother was the daughter of Mōri Hiromoto and sister of Mōri Motonari. - Kikkawa Motoharu (
吉川 元春 , 1530–1586), second son of Mōri Motonari. - Kikkawa Motonaga (
吉川 元長 , 1548–1587) - Kikkawa Hiroie (
吉川 広 家 , 1561–1625) - Kikkawa Hiromasa (
吉川 広正 , 1601–1666) - Kikkawa Hiroyoshi (
吉川 広 嘉 , 1621–1679) - Kikkawa Hironori (
吉川 広紀 , 1658–1696) - Kikkawa Hiromichi (
吉川 広 逵, 1695–1715) - Kikkawa Tsunenaga (
吉川 経 永 , 1714–1764) - Kikkawa Tsunetomo (
吉川 経 倫 , 1764–1803) - Kikkawa Tsunetada (
吉川 経 忠 , 1766–1803) - Kikkawa Tsunekata (
吉川 経 賢 , 1791–1807) - Kikkawa Tsunehiro (
吉川 経 礼 , 1793–1837) - Kikkawa Tsunekira (
吉川 経 章 , 1794–1844) - Kikkawa Tsunemasa (
吉川 経 幹 , 1829–1867) - Kikkawa Tsunetake (
吉川 経 健 , 1855–1909)
Clan members of note
edit- Kikkawa Tsuneie (d. 1581)
- Kikkawa Motoharu (1530-1586) - General under Hideyoshi; died in Kyūshū Campaign
- Kikkawa Motonaga (1547-1587) - Son of Motoharu
- Kikkawa Hiroie (1561-1625) - Son of Motoharu; Daimyō of Izumo and later Iwakuni
- Kikkawa Hiromasa - Son of Motoharu
- Yoshikawa Koretari (1616-1694) - also known as Kikkawa Koretari; Shintō philosopher
- Kikkawa Reika (1875-1929) - Yamato-e painter
References
edit- Frederic, Louis (2002). "Japan Encyclopedia." Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press.
- Turnbull, Stephen (1998). 'The Samurai Sourcebook'. London: Cassell & Co.
- ^ Mass, Jeffrey P. (1993). The Bakufu in Japanese History. Stanford University Press. p. 122. ISBN 0804722102.
- ^ Mass, Jeffrey P. (1993). The Bakufu in Japanese History. Stanford University Press. p. 117. ISBN 0804722102.
- ^ Turnbull, Stephen (2011). Samurai: The World of the Warrior. Bloomsbury Publishing. p. 77. ISBN 978-1849089968.