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He married [[Kiyo-hime]], a daughter of Shogun [[Tokugawa Ienari]], in [[1832]]. They had a number of children, including a daughter [[Kiso-hime]] (b. [[1834]]), who was married to Tadanori's adopted heir, [[Sakai Tadatomi]].<ref name=keifuku>Plaques on-site at Keifuku-ji temple, Himeji.[https://www.flickr.com/photos/toranosuke/44485367040/sizes/h/][https://www.flickr.com/photos/toranosuke/46302229151/sizes/l/]</ref> | He married [[Kiyo-hime]], a daughter of Shogun [[Tokugawa Ienari]], in [[1832]]. They had a number of children, including a daughter [[Kiso-hime]] (b. [[1834]]), who was married to Tadanori's adopted heir, [[Sakai Tadatomi]].<ref name=keifuku>Plaques on-site at Keifuku-ji temple, Himeji.[https://www.flickr.com/photos/toranosuke/44485367040/sizes/h/][https://www.flickr.com/photos/toranosuke/46302229151/sizes/l/]</ref> | ||
| − | Another of their daughters, born on [[1831]]/8/15, was adopted by his older bother [[Sakai Tadamitsu]], but died at only three months old, on 1831/11/27.<ref name=keifuku/> | + | Another of their daughters, Sho-hime<!--紓--> born on [[1831]]/8/15, was adopted by his older bother [[Sakai Tadamitsu]], but died at only three months old, on 1831/11/27.<ref name=keifuku/> |
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- Japanese: 酒井 忠学 (Sakai Tadanori)
Sakai Tadanori was the fifth Sakai clan lord of Himeji han.[1]
He married Kiyo-hime, a daughter of Shogun Tokugawa Ienari, in 1832. They had a number of children, including a daughter Kiso-hime (b. 1834), who was married to Tadanori's adopted heir, Sakai Tadatomi.[2]
Another of their daughters, Sho-hime born on 1831/8/15, was adopted by his older bother Sakai Tadamitsu, but died at only three months old, on 1831/11/27.[2]
