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******Uminta 思武太 - fourth daughter of Chôri
******Uminta 思武太 - fourth daughter of Chôri
******[[Ie Choryo|Ie Chôryô]] 伊江朝良 (1695-1742) - eldest son of Chôri, adopted son of Chôka, 6th gen. family head
******[[Ie Choryo|Ie Chôryô]] 伊江朝良 (1695-1742) - eldest son of Chôri, adopted son of Chôka, 6th gen. family head
*******Manabitaru 真鍋樽 - eldest daughter of Chôryô
*******Makamadugani 真蒲戸金 - second daughter of Chôryô
*******Maushigani 真牛金 - third daughter of Chôryô
*******Makadutaru 真加戸樽 - fourth daughter of Chôryô
*******Umiutugani 思乙金 - fifth daughter of Chôryô
*******Ie Chôkan 伊江朝完 - second son of Chôryô
*******Ie Chôki 伊江朝軌 - third son of Chôryô
*******Ie Chôshô 伊江朝承 - fourth son of Chôryô
*******[[Ie Choki|Ie Chôki]] 伊江朝倚 (1715-1763) - eldest son of Chôryô, 7th gen. family head
********Umikametaru 思亀樽 - eldest daughter of Chôki
********Majirugani 真鶴金 - second daughter of Chôki
********Maushigani 真牛金 - third daughter of Chôki
********Ie Chôsei 伊江朝征 - second son of Chôki
********[[Ie Chohan|Ie Chôhan]] 伊江朝藩 (1740-1801) - eldest son of Chôki, 8th gen. family head
*********Umitugani 思戸金 - eldest daughter of Chôhan
*********Maushigani 真牛金 - second daughter of Chôhan
*********Manabitaru 真鍋樽 - third daughter of Chôhan
*********Maidugani 真伊奴金 - fourth daughter of Chôhan
*********Ie Chôken 伊江朝憲 - second son of Chôhan
*********[[Ie Choiku|Ie Chôiku]] 伊江朝郁 (1759-1807) - eldest son of Chôhan, 9th gen. family head
**********[[Ie Choei|Ie Chôei]] 伊江朝英 (1789-1825) - eldest son of Chôiku, 10th gen. family head
***********Ie Chôgi 伊江朝儀 - eldest son of Chôei, died age three
***********Ie Chôyô 伊江朝要 - second son of Chôei, died age nine
***********Umitugani 思戸金 - eldest daughter of Chôei
***********Majirugani 真鶴金 - second daughter of Chôei
**********Umitugani 思戸金 - eldest daughter of Chôiku
**********Manabitaru 真鍋樽 - second daughter of Chôiku
**********Maushigani 真牛金 - third daughter of Chôiku
**********Ie Chôshô 伊江朝祥 - third son of Chôiku
**********Ie Chôken 伊江朝顕 - fourth son of Chôiku
**********Ie Chôku 伊江朝矩 - fifth son of Chôiku
**********Ie Chôkan 伊江朝寛 - sixth son of Chôiku
**********[[Ie Chohei|Ie Chôhei]] 伊江朝平 (1793-1835) - second son of Chôiku, 10th gen. family head
***********Umitugani 思戸金 - eldest daughter of Chôhei
***********[[Ie Chochoku|Ie Chôchû]] 伊江朝忠 (1818-1896) - adopted son of Chôhei, 11th gen. family head. Later, Chôchoku 朝直. Head of an embassy to Tokyo in [[1872]]. [[Kazoku|Baron]] (''danshaku'').
************Umitugani 思戸金 - eldest daughter of Chôchû
************Makamadugani 真蒲戸金 - second daughter of Chôchû
************Manabitaru 真鍋樽 - third daughter of Chôchû
************Majirugani 真鶴金 - fourth daughter of Chôchû
************Makadutaru 真嘉戸樽 - fifth daughter of Chôchû
************Ie Chôshin 伊江朝信 - second son of Chôchû
************Ie Chôkô 伊江朝功 - third son of Chôchû
************Ie Chôchi 伊江朝知 - fourth son of Chôchû
************Ie Chôjô 伊江朝常 - fifth son of Chôchû
************Ie Chôki 伊江朝規 - sixth son of Chôchû
************Ie Chôjû 伊江朝重 - seventh son of Chôchû
************[[Ie Choei|Ie Chôei]] 伊江朝永 (1841-1904) - eldest son of Chôchû, 12th gen. family head
*************Majirugani 真鶴金 - eldest daughter of Chôei
*************Maushigani 真牛金 - second daughter of Chôei
*************[[Ie Choshin|Ie Chôshin]] 伊江朝真 (1858-1921) - eldest son of Chôei, 13th gen. family head
**************Toshiko 敏子 - eldest daughter of Chôshin
**************Yoshiko 善子 - second daughter of Chôshin
**************[[Ie Chojo|Ie Chôjo]] 伊江朝助 (1881-1957) - eldest son of Chôshin, 14th gen. family head
***************Ie Chôken 伊江朝健 - eldest son of Chôjo
***************Akiko 顕子 - eldest daughter of Chôjo
***************Tazuko 田鶴子 - second daughter of Chôjo
***************Masako 正子 - third daughter of Chôjo
**************[[Ie Choboku|Ie Chôboku]] 伊江朝睦 - second son of Chôshin
***************[[Ie Chochu|Ie Chôchû]] 伊江朝忠 - eldest son of Chôboku
***************[[Ie Tomoo]] 伊江朝雄 (1921-2007) - second son of Chôboku, adopted son of Chôjo, 15th gen. family head, compiler of ''Ie udun ke shiryô''
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