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::''Not to be confused with the fictional Emperor Suzaku, from the [[Tale of Genji]].'' ...succeeded by one of his younger brothers, who took the throne as [[Emperor Murakami]] in [[946]].

...batake]] of [[Ise province]] and descended, like them, from the [[Murakami Genji]]. This branch of the family, also known as the Namioka-Kitabatake, was des

...su claimed descent from [[Minamoto Morifusa]] (d.[[1077]]) of the Murakami-Genji ([[Minamoto clan|Minamoto]]). The Akamatsu became a powerful family in the

They claimed descent from the [[Murakami Genji]] via the [[Akamatsu clan]] who held [[Kozuki castle|Kôzuki castle]] in [[

Shunkan was a member of the [[Murakami Genji]] branch of the [[Minamoto clan|Minamoto]] samurai clan, and the son of [[K

[[Image:Murakami2_mon.jpg|left|thumb|The ''[[kamon]]'' of the Murakami.]] *''Founder: [[Murakami Sadakuni]], c. 1160s''

62. [[Emperor Murakami|Murakami]] 946-967 97. [[Emperor Go-Murakami|Go-Murakami]] 1339-1367

...the Kantô region. His clan, the [[Ashikaga clan|Ashikaga]], was of [[Seiwa Genji]] stock, the same branch of the [[Minamoto clan|Minamoto]] family that had ...three years, culminating in the January [[1355]] recapture of Kyoto by Go-Murakami's army. Takauji rallied his forces in Omi province and launched a counterat