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[[Image:Amako_mon.jpg|left|thumb|The Amako kamon.]] ...ri]] in [[1566]] and disappeared as a military force with the suicide of [[Amako Katsuhisa]] in [[1578]].

...etainer [[Sakura Soteki|Sakurai Sôteki]] rebels and is besieged by [[Amako Masahisa]], who is shot and killed by an archer. *Amako Masahisa is killed.

* ''Dinstiction: [[Amako clan|Amako]] retainer'' * ''Children: [[Amako Sanehisa]], [[Amako Toyohisa]], and [[Amako Takahisa]]

*''Son: [[Amako Ujihisa]]'' *''Japanese'': 尼子 久幸 ''(Amako Hisayuki)''

* ''Distinction: [[Amako clan|Amako]] loyalist'' ...lief force, he committed suicide in exchange for the lives of his men. The Amako thereafter disappeared from the political map.

* ''Japanese:'' '''尼子 経久''' ''(Amako Tsunehisa)'' [[Image: Amako_tsunehisa.jpg ||thumb|right|Amako Tsunehisa.]]

* ''Other name: Amako Akihisa'' (尼子詮久) * ''Children: [[Amako Yoshihisa]], [[Amako Tomohisa]], and [[Amako Hidehisa]]

* [[Amako Haruhisa]] (25,000+) vs. [[Mori Motonari]] (3,000)\ Sue Harukata (10,000) [ ...Haruhisa]], who had been steadily advancing the power of the [[Amako clan|Amako]] (reaching as far west as Harima in [[1538]]), invaded the [[Mori clan|Mô

...reminiscent of the death of [[Amako Masahisa]], the difference being that Masahisa was the flute player playing for the benefit of his men. A defending arche