Toyotomi clan

The Toyotomi kamon.

• Japanese: 豊臣家 (Toyotomi-ke)

The Toyotomi was a short-lived but very prominent samurai family which existed from 1585, when Hashiba Hideyoshi took the title of Kanpaku ("regent, chancellor") and, later that year, the family name Toyotomi, until 1615, when Hideyoshi's son Hideyori was destroyed by Tokugawa Ieyasu during the Osaka Campaign.

Members of the Toyotomi clan

Toyotomi Hideyoshi 豊臣秀吉 (1537?-1598) One おね　(Kodai-In) 高台院 (1542?-1624) Wife of Hideyoshi Yodo-gimi 淀君 (Cha-cha) ちゃちゃ (d.1615) Niece of Oda Nobunaga, concubine of Hideyoshi, mother of Hideyori Hashiba Hidenaga 羽柴秀長 (1541-1591) Hideyoshi's brother Asahi-hime 旭姫 (d.1590) Hideyoshi's sister; he had her husband divorce her then married her to Tokugawa Ieyasu Hashiba Hidekatsu 羽柴秀勝 (d.1576) Son of Hideyoshi Hashiba Hidekatsu 羽柴秀勝 (d.1585) 4th son of Oda Nobunaga, adopted by Hideyoshi Toyotomi Hidetsugu 豊臣秀次 (1568-1595) Son of Hideyoshi's sister, adopted by Hideyoshi, made Kanpaku Hashiba (or Toyotomi) Hidekatsu 豊臣秀勝 (d.1592) Son of Hideyoshi's sister, adopted by Hideyoshi Gô-hime 豪姫 Daughter of Maeda Toshiie, adopted when young by Hideyoshi, married Ukita Hideie Toyotomi Hideyori 豊臣秀頼 (1593-1615) Son of Hideyoshi

References

• Kojien Dictionary
• Hayashiya Tatsusaburô, Nihon no Rekishi Vol. 12, Tenka Ittô, Chûô Kôron Sha, 1974.