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Ashikaga Yoshitsuna (足利義維, 1509–1573) was a
Japanese samurai of the
Ashikaga clan during the
Sengoku period of Japan's history.
Yoshitsuna was the brother of
Ashikaga Yoshiharu who was the 12th shōgun of the
Muromachi shogunate. Both men were sons of
Ashikaga Yoshizumi, who was the 11th Ashikaga shōgun.
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Yoshitsuna was adopted as heir of the 10th shōgun,
Ashikaga Yoshitane, but he was never elevated to this leadership role.
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Yoshitsuna was the father of the 14th shōgun,
Ashikaga Yoshihide.
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Notes
References
- Berry, Mary Elizabeth. (1994). The Culture of Civil War in Kyoto. Berkeley: University of California Press.
ISBN
9780520081703;
OCLC 27812307
- Yamasaki, Shigehisa. (1981). Chronological Table of Japanese Art (英文曰本美術年表). Tokyo: Geishinsha.
OCLC 8399520
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References:
- 新井 (Arai), 白石 (Hakuseki) (1982). Lessons from History: The Tokushi Yoron. University of Queensland Press. pp. 298, 385.
ISBN
978-0-7022-1485-1.
- Nussbaum, Louis-Frédéric; Roth, Käthe (2002). Japan Encyclopedia. Oriental Translation Fund. pp. 55–57.
ISBN
978-0-674-01753-5.
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Name
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Lived
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Reigned
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Son of |
1st |
Takauji |
1305–1358 |
1338–1358 |
Sadauji |
2nd |
Yoshiakira |
1330–1368 |
1358–1367 |
Takauji |
3rd |
Yoshimitsu |
1358–1408 |
1367–1395 |
Yoshiakira |
4th |
Yoshimochi |
1386–1428 |
1395–1423 |
Yoshimitsu |
5th |
Yoshikazu |
1407–1425 |
1423–1425 |
Yoshimochi |
6th |
Yoshinori |
1394–1441 |
1428–1441 |
Yoshimitsu |
7th |
Yoshikatsu |
1433–1443 |
1442–1443 |
Yoshinori |
8th |
Yoshimasa |
1435–1490 |
1449–1474 |
Yoshinori |
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