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Tokugawashi
徳川氏
徳川家
徳川
松平
alternative words: Tokugawa family, Matsudaira family, Tokugawa, Matsudaira, Tokugawa ke, Matsudaira ke, Tokugawa shi, Matsudaira shi
keywords:
family
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war lord
related topics:
Tokugawa Ieyasu
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Oda Nobunaga
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Imagawa Yoshimoto
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Sengoku period
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Daimyo
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Edo shogunate
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Tokugawa Yoshinobu
related web sites:
http://www2.harimaya.com/aoi/
explanation: Tokugawa had been a tiny sengoku daimyo in the mountainous region of the eastern Aichi. After a sudden death of his ally, Imagawa Yoshimoto then Oda Nobunaga, Tokugawa Ieyasu received Kanto region as his fief by allying with Toyotomi Hideyoshi. He opened Edo shogunate in 1603 and the regime continued until 1868 when the 15th shogun Yoshinobu returned back the title of shogun. Ieyasu changed his name, Matsudaira to Tokugawa in 1566 but the sub-branches were always called Matsudaira.
Yamato dynasty
大和王朝
大和朝廷
alternative words: Yamato court, Yamato ocho, Yamato ouchou, Tenno dynasty, Imperial court, Yamato
keywords:
family
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mythology
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state
related topics:
Yayoi period
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Kofun period
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Amaterasu
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Nihonshoki
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Emperor Jimmu
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Emperor Sujin
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Empress Jingu
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Shintoism
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Tenno
related web sites:
http://www.logix-press.com/scriba/index/tn-index.html
explanation: Dynasty who has perpetuated in Japan since 27 centuries and its fief had been in Kinki region. According to Nihonshoki, Sun Goddess Amaterasu should have asked Prince Ninigi to go down at Mt. Takachiho of Kyushu. His grand grandson, Jimmu conquered Kinki region to become the first Emperor of Japan. Gradually his descendants conquered more lands and in Jingu era, their influence had reached even Korean peninsula. The actual Emperor is his 125th descendent.
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