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==Heads of the Echizen Matsudaira clan== | ==Heads of the Echizen Matsudaira clan== | ||
#[[Matsudaira Naomasa]]<!--直政--> (first Matsudaira lord of Matsue) | #[[Matsudaira Naomasa]]<!--直政--> (first Matsudaira lord of Matsue) | ||
| − | #[[Matsudaira Tsunataka]]<!--綱隆--> | + | #[[Matsudaira Tsunataka]]<!--綱隆--> (son of Naomasa) |
| − | #[[Matsudaira Tsunachika]]<!--綱近--> | + | #[[Matsudaira Tsunachika]]<!--綱近--> (son of Tsunataka) |
| − | #[[Matsudaira Yoshito|Matsudaira Yoshitô]]<!--吉透--> | + | #[[Matsudaira Yoshito|Matsudaira Yoshitô]]<!--吉透--> (brother of Tsunachika) |
| − | #[[Matsudaira Nobusumi]]<!--宣維--> | + | #[[Matsudaira Nobusumi]]<!--宣維--> (son of Yoshitô) |
| − | #[[Matsudaira Munenobu]]<!--宗衍--> | + | #[[Matsudaira Munenobu]]<!--宗衍--> (son of Nobusumi) |
| − | #[[Matsudaira Fumai|Matsudaira Harusato]] (Fumai) | + | #[[Matsudaira Fumai|Matsudaira Harusato]] (Fumai; son of Munenobu) |
| − | #[[Matsudaira Naritsune]]<!--齊恒--> | + | #[[Matsudaira Naritsune]]<!--齊恒--> (son of Harusato) |
| − | #[[Matsudaira Naritaka]]<!--齊貴--> | + | #[[Matsudaira Naritaka]]<!--齊貴--> (son of Naritsune) |
| − | #[[Matsudaira Sadayasu (1835-1882)|Matsudaira Sadayasu]]<!--定安--> (last Matsudaira lord of Matsue) | + | #[[Matsudaira Sadayasu (1835-1882)|Matsudaira Sadayasu]]<!--定安--> (last Matsudaira lord of Matsue, son of Naritaka) |
#[[Matsudaira Naotaka]]<!--直応--> (brother of Sadayasu #10) | #[[Matsudaira Naotaka]]<!--直応--> (brother of Sadayasu #10) | ||
#[[Matsudaira Sadayasu (Meiji)|Matsudaira Sadayasu]]<!--定安--> (son of Sadayasu #10) | #[[Matsudaira Sadayasu (Meiji)|Matsudaira Sadayasu]]<!--定安--> (son of Sadayasu #10) | ||
| − | #Matsudaira Naokuni<!--直国--> | + | #Matsudaira Naokuni<!--直国--> (son of Sadayasu #12) |
| − | #Matsudaira Naotoshi<!--直壽--> | + | #Matsudaira Naotoshi<!--直壽--> (son of Naokuni) |
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Latest revision as of 22:27, 28 August 2013
- Japanese: 越前松平家 (Echizen Matsudaira ke)
The Echizen Matsudaira clan were lords of Matsue han from the 1630s through the end of the Edo period. The family traced its descent from Matsudaira Naomasa, a nephew of Shogun Tokugawa Hidetada.
Heads of the Echizen Matsudaira clan
- Matsudaira Naomasa (first Matsudaira lord of Matsue)
- Matsudaira Tsunataka (son of Naomasa)
- Matsudaira Tsunachika (son of Tsunataka)
- Matsudaira Yoshitô (brother of Tsunachika)
- Matsudaira Nobusumi (son of Yoshitô)
- Matsudaira Munenobu (son of Nobusumi)
- Matsudaira Harusato (Fumai; son of Munenobu)
- Matsudaira Naritsune (son of Harusato)
- Matsudaira Naritaka (son of Naritsune)
- Matsudaira Sadayasu (last Matsudaira lord of Matsue, son of Naritaka)
- Matsudaira Naotaka (brother of Sadayasu #10)
- Matsudaira Sadayasu (son of Sadayasu #10)
- Matsudaira Naokuni (son of Sadayasu #12)
- Matsudaira Naotoshi (son of Naokuni)
References
- Pamphlet from Meimeian tearoom, Matsue.
