Edo clan

Leñol Edo (e ɗemngal Japon: 江戸氏, Edo-shi) ko galle samurai en Japonnaaɓe, adii semmbinde koɗki anndiraaɗi Edo, caggal ɗuum wonti Tokiyoo. Jooni noon, Palas Imperial ina darii e ooɗoo nokku.

Leñol ngol ko calɗi leñol Taira. E jamaanu Azuchi–Momoyama, leñol ngol innitiraa leñol Kitami.

Tariya

Leñol ngol ummorii ko to Chichibu e nder diiwaan Musashi (hannde ko diiwaan Saitama). E darorɗe teeminannde 12ɓiire, Edo Shigetsugu ummiima fuɗnaange, semmbini tufnde tokosere to Edo, ɗo maayo Sumida naatirta e maayo Tokiyoo. Ooɗoo nokku caggal ɗuum wonti feccere Honmaru e Ninomaru e nder galle laamorɗo Edo. Ko ɗoon Edo ɓeydii semmbe konu e les njiimaandi laamɗo ɗiɗaɓo, hono Edo Shigenaga.

E lewru ut 1180, Shigenaga yani e Muira Yoshizumi, sehil leñol luulndiiɗo leñol Minamoto. Lebbi tati caggal ɗuum, o wayli banngeeji no Minamoto no Yoritomo naatirta Musashi nii. Shigenaga walli Minamoto en e foolde leñol Taira to Kiyoto. E nder ɗuum, Yoritomo rokki Shigenaga nokkuuji kesi jeeɗiɗi e nder diiwaan Musashi, ina heen Kitami e nder nokku biyeteeɗo hannde diiwaan Setagaya to bannge hirnaange Tokiyoo.

Binndanɗe kollitii wonde e hitaande 1457, Edo Shigeyasu rokki Ōta Dōkan nokku mum mawɗo to Edo. Dokan ko ɓiyleydi doole Ōgigayatsu e nder leñol Uesugi e les njiimaandi Uesugi Sadamasa. Sadamasa wonnoo ko Kanto-Kanrei wonande Ashikaga en. Dokan mahii e nokku hee Galle Edo. Ndeen leñol Edo ngol ummiima Kitami.E hitaande 1593, e nder fodoore ɗooftaade Tokugawa Ieyasu, Edo Katsutada wayli innde leñol ngol, waɗti ɗum Kitami. Katsutada gollinaama e shōguns Tokugawa gadano e ɗiɗaɓo, haa yettii darnde Magistrat Sakai, to fuɗnaange Osaka. Shigemasa, taaniiko Katsutada, heɓi weltaare e jom suudu joyaɓo biyeteeɗo Tokugawa Tsunayoshi. O ummii ko e jappeere hatamoto, e njoɓdi ujunere koku, o fayti e sobayonin, walla « Chamberlain mawɗo », e njoɓdi ujunnaaje noogas. Ko posto baawɗo, kalfinaaɗo jokkondire hakkunde shōgun e dipiteeji mum mawɗi. O rokkaa kadi domen mawɗo e hitaande 1686. Kono, ɗoon e ɗoon, ngalu leñol ngol ustii. E hitaande 1689, ɓiy mawniiko Shigemasa bonni kuulal shogunaat ngal, ko fayti e ƴiiƴam. Shigemasa fotnoo ko woppude darnde mum e jawdi mum, o riiwaa to Ise, ɗo o maayi e hitaande 1693 tawi omo yahra e duuɓi 36. Leñol Edo ngol duuɓi 500, ko ɓuri heewde, dartiima wonde leñol anndaangol.

Kaaƴe yanaande yontaaji keewɗi e leñol ngol ina tawee e Keigen-ji, suudu dewal Budisma ndu Edo Shigenaga sosi e hitaande 1186, to Kitami.

Tuugnorgal

^[1].^[2] Shigenaga assisted the Minamoto in overthrowing the Taira clan in Kyoto. In return, Yoritomo granted Shigenaga seven new estates in Musashi Province, including Kitami in what is now Tokyo's western Setagaya Ward.^[3].^[4].^[5]

↑ Time Out Tokyo edited by Cathy Phillips, page 11
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↑ The Cambridge History of Japan: Early modern Japan, John Whitney Hall, page 431
↑ Enbutsu, Sumiko (10 August 2003). "The ones who got there first". Japan Times.

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[cambridge-4] The Cambridge History of Japan: Early modern Japan, John Whitney Hall, page 431

[jt-first2-5] Enbutsu, Sumiko (10 August 2003). "The ones who got there first". Japan Times.

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[1].[2] Shigenaga assisted the Minamoto in overthrowing the Taira clan in Kyoto. In return, Yoritomo granted Shigenaga seven new estates in Musashi Province, including Kitami in what is now Tokyo's western Setagaya Ward.[3].[4].[5]

^[1].^[2] Shigenaga assisted the Minamoto in overthrowing the Taira clan in Kyoto. In return, Yoritomo granted Shigenaga seven new estates in Musashi Province, including Kitami in what is now Tokyo's western Setagaya Ward.^[3].^[4].^[5]