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The Maeda clan was a [[tozama]] clan, but it was considered close to the shogunate, and the head was entitled to use the name "Matsudaira," the name of Tokugawa branch families, ceremonially.
The Maeda clan was a [[tozama]] clan, but it was considered close to the shogunate, and the head was entitled to use the name "Matsudaira," the name of Tokugawa branch families, ceremonially.
==Clan Members==
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*[[Maeda Toshiie]] 利家 (1538-1599) <br>
The founder of the clan
*[[Hoshun-in|Hôshun-in]] (Matsu) 芳春院（まつ) (1547-1617) <br>
Wife of Toshiie
*[[Jufuku-in]] (Chiyo) 寿福院 (1570-1631)<br>
Concubine of Toshiie, mother of Toshitsune
*[[Maeda Toshinaga]] 利長 (1562-1614) <br>
Eldest son and successor of Toshiie
*[[Maeda Toshimasa]] 利政 (1578-1633)<br>
Second son of Toshiie; sided against Ieyasu in 1600
*[[Maeda Toshitsune]] 利常(1593-1658)<br>
Son of Toshiie; adopted son and successor of Toshinaga
*[[Tama-hime]] 珠姫 (1599-1622) <br>
Daughter of [[Tokugawa Hidetada]]; married Toshitsune in [[1601]] (sic!).
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==References==
==References==
* 国史大辞典, 国史大辞典編集委員会／編 吉川弘文館 1988.<br> Kokushi Daijiten (The Great Dictionary of National History), Kokushi Daijiten Editorial Committee.
* 国史大辞典, 国史大辞典編集委員会／編 吉川弘文館 1988.<br> Kokushi Daijiten (The Great Dictionary of National History), Kokushi Daijiten Editorial Committee.
The following link has digital copies and partial transcriptions of several lists of samurai of the Maeda clan (加賀藩の侍帳）
The following link has digital copies and partial transcriptions of several lists of samurai of the Maeda clan (加賀藩の侍帳）
http://www.library.pref.ishikawa.jp/toshokan/dglib/samurai/
http://www.library.pref.ishikawa.jp/toshokan/dglib/samurai/
[[Category:Clans]]
[[Category:Clans]]
