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	** Murata, who lived from 1836 to 1877, was reputed to be very beautiful in his youth.		** Murata, who lived from 1836 to 1877, was reputed to be very beautiful in his youth.
	* [[Ōkubo Toshimichi]] and [[Murata Shinpachi]]		* [[Ōkubo Toshimichi]] and [[Murata Shinpachi]]
	** Both Saigō and Ōkubo fell in love and competed with each other for the boy's hand. Hence these two heroes became rivals and conflicted throughout their lives, as [[Themistocles]] and [[Aristides]] did.~~[[[citation needed]]]~~		** Both Saigō and Ōkubo fell in love and competed with each other for the boy's hand. Hence these two heroes became rivals and conflicted throughout their lives, as [[Themistocles]] and [[Aristides]] did.

	== References ==		== References ==

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Sources

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	* Koishikawa Zenji (edited), ''Gei no minzokugaku,'' [[ISBN 4826504357]]		* Koishikawa Zenji (edited), ''Gei no minzokugaku,'' [[ISBN 4826504357]]
	* [[Timon Screech]], Takayama Hiroshi(translat.), ''Shunga,'' 1998. [[ISBN 4062581280]]		* [[Timon Screech]], Takayama Hiroshi(translat.), ''Shunga,'' 1998. [[ISBN 4062581280]]



	~~Look up [[pederastic]] in [[Wiktionary]], the free dictionary.~~

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	== Asuka period ==		== Asuka period ==

	~~Unknown.~~<ref>However, it is recorded that Emperor Tenji and Fujiwara no Kamatari were in this relation in Oyamada Tomokiyo, " Nanshoku-kō ", 『男色考』However, it is recorded that Emperor Tenji and Fujiwara no Kamatari were in this relation in Oyamada Tomokiyo, " Nanshoku-kō ", 『男色考』</ref>		*Emperor Tenji and Fujiwara no Kamatari<ref>Oyamada Tomokiyo, " Nanshoku-kō ", 『男色考』 </ref><ref>However, it is recorded that Emperor Tenji and Fujiwara no Kamatari were in this relation in Oyamada Tomokiyo, " Nanshoku-kō ", 『男色考』However, it is recorded that Emperor Tenji and Fujiwara no Kamatari were in this relation in Oyamada Tomokiyo, " Nanshoku-kō ", 『男色考』</ref>

	== Nara period ==		== Nara period ==

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	[[File:Mori Ranmaru-Utagawa Kuniyoshi-ca.1850- from TAIHEIKI EIYUDEN.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:Mori Ranmaru-Utagawa Kuniyoshi-ca.1850- from TAIHEIKI EIYUDEN.jpg\|thumb]]
	The tradition of Japanese pederasty originated in the relationships between [[Buddhist]] and [[Shinto]] clerics and their acolytes, who were known as [[chigo]] (<font face="SimSun">[[稚児]] </font>) .		The tradition of Japanese pederasty originated in the relationships between [[Buddhist]] and [[Shinto]] clerics and their acolytes, who were known as [[chigo]] (<font face="SimSun">[[稚児]] </font>) .

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 == References ==
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-# [[&uarr;]] However, it is recorded that [[Emperor Tenji]] and [[Fujiwara no Kamatari]] were in this relation in Oyamada Tomokiyo, &quot; Nanshoku-k&#333; &quot;, <font face="SimSun">&#12302;&#30007;&#33394;&#32771;&#12303; </font>
 == Sources ==
 * Ihara Saikaku (Paul Gordon Schalow, trans.). ''The Great Mirror of Male Love.'' Stanford University Press, 1990. [[ISBN 978-0804718950]]

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Sources

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	* [[Timon Screech]], Takayama Hiroshi(translat.), ''Shunga,'' 1998. [[ISBN 4062581280]]		* [[Timon Screech]], Takayama Hiroshi(translat.), ''Shunga,'' 1998. [[ISBN 4062581280]]

	~~[[File:Wiktionary-logo-en.png]]~~

	Look up [[pederastic]] in [[Wiktionary]], the free dictionary.		Look up [[pederastic]] in [[Wiktionary]], the free dictionary.

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	== Azuchi-Momoyama period ==		== Azuchi-Momoyama period ==

	[[File:Maeda001.jpg]]		[[File:Maeda001.jpg\|thumb\|]]
	* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Hori Hidemasa]]		* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Hori Hidemasa]]
	* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Manmi Senchiyo]] ([[Manmi Shigemoto]]) (1549-1578)		* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Manmi Senchiyo]] ([[Manmi Shigemoto]]) (1549-1578)
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	* [[Nakamura Kazutada]](1590-1609) and [[Hattori Kunitomo]]		* [[Nakamura Kazutada]](1590-1609) and [[Hattori Kunitomo]]
	* [[Nakamura Kazutada]]([[daimyō]] of [[Yonago]]) and [[Tarui Nobumasa]]		* [[Nakamura Kazutada]]([[daimyō]] of [[Yonago]]) and [[Tarui Nobumasa]]

	== Tokugawa period (Edo period) ==		== Tokugawa period (Edo period) ==
	* [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]] and [[Ii Manchiyo]] ([[Ii Naomasa]])		* [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]] and [[Ii Manchiyo]] ([[Ii Naomasa]])

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	== Tokugawa period (Edo period) ==		== Tokugawa period (Edo period) ==
	* [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]] and [[Ii Manchiyo]] ([[Ii Naomasa]])		* [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]] and [[Ii Manchiyo]] ([[Ii Naomasa]])
	** One of many beloveds of the shogun, Manchiyo was a scion of an allied powerful clan.~~[[[20]]]~~		** One of many beloveds of the shogun, Manchiyo was a scion of an allied powerful clan.<ref>Louis Crompton, p.439</ref>
	* [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]] and [[Mizuno Tadamoto]] (1576-1620)		* [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]] and [[Mizuno Tadamoto]] (1576-1620)
	* [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]] and [[Miura Shigenari]]		* [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]] and [[Miura Shigenari]]
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	* [[Matsudaira Tadayoshi]] (1580-1607, son of [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]]) and [[Ogasawara Yoshihisa]] ([[Ogasawara Kenmotsu]])		* [[Matsudaira Tadayoshi]] (1580-1607, son of [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]]) and [[Ogasawara Yoshihisa]] ([[Ogasawara Kenmotsu]])
	* [[Sakabe Gozaemon]] and [[Tokugawa Iemitsu]]		* [[Sakabe Gozaemon]] and [[Tokugawa Iemitsu]]
	** The childhood friend and retainer, aged 21, was murdered by his 16-year-old beloved as they shared a bathtub, in 1620.~~[[[21]]]~~ Sakabe was killed by Tokugawa Iemitsu, because he (Sakabe) had embraced and played with other boys in the bath. These boys were pages to Iemitsu.~~[[[22]]]~~		** The childhood friend and retainer, aged 21, was murdered by his 16-year-old beloved as they shared a bathtub, in 1620.<ref>Crompton, p.439</ref> Sakabe was killed by Tokugawa Iemitsu, because he (Sakabe) had embraced and played with other boys in the bath. These boys were pages to Iemitsu.<ref> "寛明記事" ("Kanmei-kiji") or "The Chronicle from kan'ei to meireki"</ref>
	* [[Tokugawa Iemitsu]] and [[Hotta Masamori]]		* [[Tokugawa Iemitsu]] and [[Hotta Masamori]]
	* [[Tokugawa Iemitsu]] and [[Sakai Shigezumi]](1607-1642)		* [[Tokugawa Iemitsu]] and [[Sakai Shigezumi]](1607-1642)
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	* [[Matsudaira Nobutsuna]] and [[Tokugawa Iemitsu]]		* [[Matsudaira Nobutsuna]] and [[Tokugawa Iemitsu]]
	* [[Date Masamune]] and [[Tadano Sakujurō]] ([[Tadano Katsuyoshi]])		* [[Date Masamune]] and [[Tadano Sakujurō]] ([[Tadano Katsuyoshi]])
	** In circa 1617 the 50 year-old [[Daimyō]] sealed a written vow of love (still in existence) with his favorite boy ([[koshō]],<font face="SimSun">小姓</font>) Tadano Sakujuro, like [[Takeda Shingen]].~~[[[23]]]~~		** In circa 1617 the 50 year-old [[Daimyō]] sealed a written vow of love (still in existence) with his favorite boy ([[koshō]],<font face="SimSun">小姓</font>) Tadano Sakujuro, like [[Takeda Shingen]].<ref>"Date Masamune's letters", Tokyo: Sinchosensho,1995, ISBN 4106004798 ISBN 978-4106004797</ref>
	* [[Maeda Toshitsune]] and [[Horio Tadaharu]]		* [[Maeda Toshitsune]] and [[Horio Tadaharu]]
	* [[Gamō Tadasato]](1602-1627, grandson of [[Gamō Ujisato]]) and [[Morikawa Wakasa]](extremely handsome page)		* [[Gamō Tadasato]](1602-1627, grandson of [[Gamō Ujisato]]) and [[Morikawa Wakasa]](extremely handsome page)
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	* [[Matsudaira Yoshitoshi]]([[daimyō]] of [[Himeji]]) and [[Morita Zusho]]		* [[Matsudaira Yoshitoshi]]([[daimyō]] of [[Himeji]]) and [[Morita Zusho]]
	* [[Kuroda Tadayuki]] (son of [[Kuroda Nagamasa]]) and [[Kurahachi Masatoshi]]		* [[Kuroda Tadayuki]] (son of [[Kuroda Nagamasa]]) and [[Kurahachi Masatoshi]]
	* [[Nabeshima Mitsushige]] and [[Yamamoto Tsunetomo]]~~[[[24]]]~~		* [[Nabeshima Mitsushige]] and [[Yamamoto Tsunetomo]]<ref>"葉隠","Hagakure"</ref>
	** Yamamoto was one of [[koshō]] (<font face="SimSun">小姓</font>) pages to Mitsushige.		** Yamamoto was one of [[koshō]] (<font face="SimSun">小姓</font>) pages to Mitsushige.
	* [[Tokugawa Tsunayoshi]] and [[Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu]]		* [[Tokugawa Tsunayoshi]] and [[Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu]]
	** Yoshiyasu served the shogun, 12 years his senior, from ca. 1660 at an early age, and both played major roles in the incident of the [[47 ronin]] of 1701.		** Yoshiyasu served the shogun, 12 years his senior, from ca. 1660 at an early age, and both played major roles in the incident of the [[47 ronin]] of 1701.
	** [[Tokugawa Tsunayoshi]] loved boys profoundly just like his father [[Tokugawa Iemitsu]]. Tsunayoshi had the special [[harem]] of which all the members were beautiful boys, and maintained sexual relationships with more than 150 handsome youths. [[Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu]](one of Tsunayoshi's ex-lovers) kept many beautiful boys in his premises and every time shogun Tsunayoshi visited his(Yoshiyasu's) mansion, he presented them to the shogun like [[Madame de Pompadour]]'s [[Parc-aux-cerfs]].~~[[[25]]]~~		** [[Tokugawa Tsunayoshi]] loved boys profoundly just like his father [[Tokugawa Iemitsu]]. Tsunayoshi had the special [[harem]] of which all the members were beautiful boys, and maintained sexual relationships with more than 150 handsome youths. [[Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu]](one of Tsunayoshi's ex-lovers) kept many beautiful boys in his premises and every time shogun Tsunayoshi visited his(Yoshiyasu's) mansion, he presented them to the shogun like [[Madame de Pompadour]]'s [[Parc-aux-cerfs]].<ref>"三王外記""Sanno gaiki"or "The secret history of the three rulers", 御当代記" or "The history of Tokugawa Tsunayoshi",etc</ref>
	* Moriwaki Gonkuro and Mashida Toyonoshin		* Moriwaki Gonkuro and Mashida Toyonoshin
	** On being challenged to a duel in 1667 by a man whose advances he had rejected, sixteen year old Toyonoshin appeals to his thirty one year old lover, with whom he has been in relationship for three years, for assistance. The two end up fighting and defeating the interloper and his henchmen, then prepare for [[seppuku]] to atone for having killed the lord's men, only to be forgiven by the lord for their valor.~~[[[26]]]~~		** On being challenged to a duel in 1667 by a man whose advances he had rejected, sixteen year old Toyonoshin appeals to his thirty one year old lover, with whom he has been in relationship for three years, for assistance. The two end up fighting and defeating the interloper and his henchmen, then prepare for [[seppuku]] to atone for having killed the lord's men, only to be forgiven by the lord for their valor.<ref>Rictor Norton, Ed. My Dear Boy: Gay Love Letters through the Centuries; pp.71-72</ref>
	* [[Asano Naganori]] and [[Kataoka Takafusa]](1667-1703)		* [[Asano Naganori]] and [[Kataoka Takafusa]](1667-1703)
	* [[Asano Naganori]] and [[Isogai Masahisa]] (1679-1703)		* [[Asano Naganori]] and [[Isogai Masahisa]] (1679-1703)
	* [[Asano Naganori]] and [[Tanaka Sadajirō]]		* [[Asano Naganori]] and [[Tanaka Sadajirō]]
	** Asano Naganori, like other [[daimyōs]], loved many handsome boys very much. And the cause of the [[Forty-seven Ronin]] incident was a trouble associated with [[shudō]]. When [[Kira Yoshinaka]] wanted Asano's beautiful youth [[Hibiya Ukon]], Asano rejected flatly. Indignant Kira, accordingly began to bother Asano one after another.~~[[[27]]]~~		** Asano Naganori, like other [[daimyōs]], loved many handsome boys very much. And the cause of the [[Forty-seven Ronin]] incident was a trouble associated with [[shudō]]. When [[Kira Yoshinaka]] wanted Asano's beautiful youth [[Hibiya Ukon]], Asano rejected flatly. Indignant Kira, accordingly began to bother Asano one after another.<ref>"Seichu bukan","誠忠武鑑","Chugi Bukegirimonogatari","忠義武家義理物語","Chugi Taiheiki-taizen","忠義太平記大全",etc.</ref>
	* [[Kira Yoshinaka]](<font face="SimSun">吉良上野介義央</font>) and [[Shimizu Ichigaku]] (1678 - 1703)		* [[Kira Yoshinaka]](<font face="SimSun">吉良上野介義央</font>) and [[Shimizu Ichigaku]] (1678 - 1703)
	* [[Ōishi Yoshio]](<font face="SimSun">大石内蔵助良雄</font>) and [[Segawa Takenojō]].		* [[Ōishi Yoshio]](<font face="SimSun">大石内蔵助良雄</font>) and [[Segawa Takenojō]].

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	* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Hori Hidemasa]]		* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Hori Hidemasa]]
	* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Manmi Senchiyo]] ([[Manmi Shigemoto]]) (1549-1578)		* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Manmi Senchiyo]] ([[Manmi Shigemoto]]) (1549-1578)
	** Manmi Senchiyo is famous as one of the four most beautiful boys ([[bishōnen]]) in the [[Sengoku period]].~~[[[14]]]~~		** Manmi Senchiyo is famous as one of the four most beautiful boys ([[bishōnen]]) in the [[Sengoku period]].<ref>"戦国美少年四天王"</ref>
	* [[Araki Murashige]]<font face="SimSun">（</font>1535-1586<font face="SimSun">） </font>and [[Manmi Senchiyo]] ([[Manmi Shigemoto]])		* [[Araki Murashige]]<font face="SimSun">（</font>1535-1586<font face="SimSun">） </font>and [[Manmi Senchiyo]] ([[Manmi Shigemoto]])
	** Manmi Senchiyo was formerly a page to Araki Murashige. But he was so beautiful that Oda Nobunaga took him away from Araki.		** Manmi Senchiyo was formerly a page to Araki Murashige. But he was so beautiful that Oda Nobunaga took him away from Araki.
	* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Hasegawa Hidekazu]] (? -1594)		* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Hasegawa Hidekazu]] (? -1594)
	* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Maeda Inuchiyo]] ([[Maeda Toshiie]] )		* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Maeda Inuchiyo]] ([[Maeda Toshiie]] )
	** Maeda Toshiie was very attractive as a boy, so at the age of 15 he became Oda Nobunaga's favorite and was always with him day and night. Afterwards at a celebration banquet in 1576, Oda Nobunaga related his reminiscences and told him "You were my very favorite boy indeed, and every night slept with me on the same bed([[futon]])" holding Toshiie's beard with smile. Listening to his memoirs, all [[samurai]] warriors and [[daimyo]] at the banquet were envious of Toshiie's good luck, and remarked with one voice "Bravo Maeda Toshiie! You exremely lucky man, because you were profoundly loved by our lord prince Nobunaga".~~[[[15]]]~~		** Maeda Toshiie was very attractive as a boy, so at the age of 15 he became Oda Nobunaga's favorite and was always with him day and night. Afterwards at a celebration banquet in 1576, Oda Nobunaga related his reminiscences and told him "You were my very favorite boy indeed, and every night slept with me on the same bed([[futon]])" holding Toshiie's beard with smile. Listening to his memoirs, all [[samurai]] warriors and [[daimyo]] at the banquet were envious of Toshiie's good luck, and remarked with one voice "Bravo Maeda Toshiie! You exremely lucky man, because you were profoundly loved by our lord prince Nobunaga".<ref>"亜相公御夜話" or "Night-stories of Maeda Toshiie"</ref>
	* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Mori Ranmaru]] <font face="SimSun">（</font>1565-1582<font face="SimSun">） </font>		* [[Oda Nobunaga]] and [[Mori Ranmaru]] <font face="SimSun">（</font>1565-1582<font face="SimSun">） </font>
	** Nobunaga met his end in an ambush in 1582, at [[Honnō-ji]] temple, assassinated by [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], whose lands he had wanted to take and give to [[Mori Ranmaru]]. Ranmaru, still in his teens, died fighting by Oda's side.		** Nobunaga met his end in an ambush in 1582, at [[Honnō-ji]] temple, assassinated by [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], whose lands he had wanted to take and give to [[Mori Ranmaru]]. Ranmaru, still in his teens, died fighting by Oda's side.
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	* [[Toyotomi Hidetsugu]] and [[Fuwa Bansaku]]<font face="SimSun">（</font>or [[Fuwa Mansaku]],1578-1595<font face="SimSun">） </font>		* [[Toyotomi Hidetsugu]] and [[Fuwa Bansaku]]<font face="SimSun">（</font>or [[Fuwa Mansaku]],1578-1595<font face="SimSun">） </font>
	** Hidetsugu, regent to the emperor, ended up having to commit [[seppuku]] in 1595, joined by his beloved Fuwa Bansaku.		** Hidetsugu, regent to the emperor, ended up having to commit [[seppuku]] in 1595, joined by his beloved Fuwa Bansaku.
	** Fuwa Bansaku is famous as one of the three most beautiful boys (<font face="SimSun">三大美少年</font>[[bishōnen]]) in the [[Sengoku period]].~~[[[16]]]~~		** Fuwa Bansaku is famous as one of the three most beautiful boys (<font face="SimSun">三大美少年</font>[[bishōnen]]) in the [[Sengoku period]].<ref>太田錦城 Ota Kinjo " 梧窓漫筆" ,"Goso-manpitsu"</ref>
	* [[Toyotomi Hidetsugu]] and [[Yamada Sanjūrō]]		* [[Toyotomi Hidetsugu]] and [[Yamada Sanjūrō]]
	* [[Toyotomi Hidetsugu]] and [[Yamamoto Tonomo-no-suke]]		* [[Toyotomi Hidetsugu]] and [[Yamamoto Tonomo-no-suke]]
	* [[Gamō Ujisato]] and [[Nagoya Sanzaburō]] <font face="SimSun">（</font>1572 - 1603<font face="SimSun">） </font>		* [[Gamō Ujisato]] and [[Nagoya Sanzaburō]] <font face="SimSun">（</font>1572 - 1603<font face="SimSun">） </font>
	** Nagoya Sanzaburō is famous as one of the three most beautiful boys (<font face="SimSun">三大美少年</font>[[bishōnen]]) in the [[Sengoku period]].~~[[[17]]]~~		** Nagoya Sanzaburō is famous as one of the three most beautiful boys (<font face="SimSun">三大美少年</font>[[bishōnen]]) in the [[Sengoku period]].<ref>太田錦城 Ota Kinjo " 梧窓漫筆" ,"Goso-manpitsu"</ref>
	* [[Kimura Yoshikiyo]] and [[Asaka Shōjirō]]		* [[Kimura Yoshikiyo]] and [[Asaka Shōjirō]]
	** Asaka Shōjirō is famous as one of the three most beautiful boys (<font face="SimSun">三大美少年</font>[[bishōnen]]) in the [[Sengoku period]].~~[[[18]]]~~		** Asaka Shōjirō is famous as one of the three most beautiful boys (<font face="SimSun">三大美少年</font>[[bishōnen]]) in the [[Sengoku period]].<ref> 太田錦城 Ota Kinjo " 梧窓漫筆" ,"Goso-manpitsu"</ref>
	* [[Katō Mitsuyasu]] and [[Akiyama Tamon]]		* [[Katō Mitsuyasu]] and [[Akiyama Tamon]]
	* [[Katō Kiyomasa]] and [[Kōzuki Sazen]]		* [[Katō Kiyomasa]] and [[Kōzuki Sazen]]
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	* [[Date Masamune]] and [[Katakura Kojūrō Shigetsuna]]<font face="SimSun">（</font>later [[Katakura Shigenaga]]		* [[Date Masamune]] and [[Katakura Kojūrō Shigetsuna]]<font face="SimSun">（</font>later [[Katakura Shigenaga]]
	* [[Kobayakawa Hideaki]] and [[Katakura Kojūrō Shigetsuna]]<font face="SimSun">（</font>later [[Katakura Shigenaga]]		* [[Kobayakawa Hideaki]] and [[Katakura Kojūrō Shigetsuna]]<font face="SimSun">（</font>later [[Katakura Shigenaga]]
	** When Katakura came up to [[Kyoto]], Kobayakawa Hideaki fell in love with him at first sight and wooed him, pursuing him with intense passion.~~[[[19]]]~~		** When Katakura came up to [[Kyoto]], Kobayakawa Hideaki fell in love with him at first sight and wooed him, pursuing him with intense passion.<ref>『片倉代々記』,"Katakura Daidaiki"</ref>
	* [[Mori Katsunaga]]([[Mōri Katsunaga]])(1577<font face="SimSun">－</font>1615<font face="SimSun">）</font>and [[Yamauchi Tadayoshi]] (1592-1665, nephew and adopted son of [[Yamauchi Kazutoyo]])		* [[Mori Katsunaga]]([[Mōri Katsunaga]])(1577<font face="SimSun">－</font>1615<font face="SimSun">）</font>and [[Yamauchi Tadayoshi]] (1592-1665, nephew and adopted son of [[Yamauchi Kazutoyo]])
	* [[Sagawada Masatoshi]] and [[Ishikawa Jōzan]]( or [[Ishikawa Shigeyuki]], 1583-1672)		* [[Sagawada Masatoshi]] and [[Ishikawa Jōzan]]( or [[Ishikawa Shigeyuki]], 1583-1672)