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Hachisuka Shigeyoshi

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Hachisuka Shigeyoshi (蜂須賀 重喜; April 15, 1738 – November 25, 1801) was a Japanese daimyō of the Edo period, who ruled the Tokushima Domain. His court title was Awa no kami.

His daughter married the court noble Takatsukasa Masahiro.

Family

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  • Father: Satake Yoshimichi (1701-1765)
  • Mother: daughter of Naito Masamori
  • Wife: Tsutehime
  • Concubines:
    • Yanada-ji
    • Lady Kiso
    • Ochie no Kata
    • Osaki no Kata
    • commoner
  • Children:
    • Hachisuka Haruaki by Tsutehime
    • Hachisuka Yoshikuni by Tsutehime
    • Hachisuka Yoshinori by Tsutehime
    • Hachisuka Yoshinobu by Tsutehime
    • Hachisuka Nobutoshi by Yanada-ji
    • Nariko (1771-1795) married Takatsukasa Masahiro by Yanada-ji
    • Yukiko (1771-1838) married Daigo Teruhisa by Yanada-ji
    • Hachisuka Nobumura by Lady Kiso
    • daughter married Nakanoin Michitomo by Lady Kiso
    • Sadahime married Matsudaira Tadashige by Ochie no Kata
    • Hachisuka Nobuyori by Ochie no Kata
    • Sumihime married Matsudaira Mitsutsura by Ochie no Kata
    • Iyohime (1791-1854) married Tozawa Masatsugu by Ochie no Kata
    • Hachisuka Nobuzumi by Osaki no Kata
    • Hachisuka Akiyoshi by Commoner
    • Hachisuka Akinori by Commoner
    • Hachisuka Akihide by Commoner
    • Morihime married Hori Chikashige by Commoner
    • Ryuhime married Kuki Takakuni by Commoner

Ancestry

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Ancestors of Hachisuka Shigeyoshi
16. Satake Yoshichika (1619-1702)
8. Satake Yoshihide (1645-1721)
17. Satake
4. Satake Yoshimoto (1675-1752)
18. Yoshikawa Yoshimasa
9. Yoshikawa
2. Satake Yoshimichi, 2nd Lord of Kubota-Shinden (1701-1765)
20. Koga Hiromichi (1626-1674)
10. Koga Michijo (1647-1723)
5. Hirohata
22. Saionji Kinmitsu (1622-1651)
11. Saionji
23. Matsudaira
1. Hachisuka Shigeyoshi, 10th Lord of Tokushima
24. Naitō Masaharu, 1st Lord of Izumi (1626-1645)
12. Naitō Masachika, 2nd Lord of Izumi (1645-1696)
25. Tsuchiya
6. Naitō Masamori, 1st Lord of Annaka (1683-1738)
13. Abe
3. Naitō
14. Soshi Sadaaki
7. Soshi

References

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  1. "Genealogy". Reichsarchiv (in Japanese). Retrieved 3 December 2017.