Ichinoseki Domain

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Ichinoseki (一関藩 Ichinoseki-han?) was a Japanese domain of the Edo period, located in Mutsu Province. It was a branch domain of the Date clan of Sendai, ruled by the Tamura clan. Ichinoseki took part in the Ouetsu Reppan Domei in 1868, before surrendering to the Satsuma-Chōshū coalition.

[edit] Genealogy of the Tamura Lords

  1. Tamura Takeaki (1656-1708)
  2. Tamura Nobuaki (1670-1727)
  3. Tamura Muraaki (1707-1755)
  4. Tamura Murataka (1737-1782)
  5. Tamura Murasuke (1763-1808)
  6. Tamura Muneaki (1784-1827)
  7. Tamura Kuniaki (1817-1840)
  8. Tamura Kuniyuki (1820-1857)
  9. Tamura Yukiaki (1850-1867)
  10. Tamura Kuniyoshi (1852-1887)
  11. Tamura Takaaki (1858-1922)

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