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LordAmeth moved page Minamoto Yoshiie to Minamoto no Yoshiie: standard form for Minamotos
[[Image:Minamoto-Yoshiie.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Minamoto Yoshiie as depicted in a woodblock print by [[Kobayashi Kiyochika]], [[1886]], from series ''Kyôdô Risshi no Motoi''.]]
* ''Born: [[1041]]''
* ''Born: [[1041]]''
* ''Died: [[1108]]''
* ''Died: [[1108]]''
* ''Japanese:'' [[源]]義家 ''(Minamoto no Yoshiie)''
* ''Japanese:'' [[源]] 義家 ''(Minamoto no Yoshiie)''
Minamoto Yoshiie, a man who came to embody the spirit of the samurai and a legend even in his own time, was the son of [[Minamoto Yoriyoshi]] ([[995]]-[[1082]]). Yoriyoshi, the third generation of the [[Seiwa Genji]], was a noted commander, and in [[1051]] was commissioned to defeat the rebellious Abe family of [[Dewa Province]]. The Abe had for years held prominent posts in this distant, forbidding region, and had come to assume a certain autonomy. Like [[Taira Masakado]], the Abe had been tasked with subduing the northern barbarians, and, from the Court’s point of view, become barbarians themselves. They were in fact described as ebisu, a somewhat generic term which was also applied to the Ainu.
Minamoto Yoshiie, a man who came to embody the spirit of the samurai and a legend even in his own time, was the son of [[Minamoto Yoriyoshi]] ([[995]]-[[1082]]). Yoriyoshi, the third generation of the [[Seiwa Genji]], was a noted commander, and in [[1051]] was commissioned to defeat the rebellious Abe family of [[Dewa Province]]. The Abe had for years held prominent posts in this distant, forbidding region, and had come to assume a certain autonomy. Like [[Taira Masakado]], the Abe had been tasked with subduing the northern barbarians, and, from the Court’s point of view, become barbarians themselves. They were in fact described as ebisu, a somewhat generic term which was also applied to the Ainu.
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