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誠忠義士伝 Below are the ink block of the important individuals involved in story of the 47 Ako Rōnin, click on the image to enlarge them |
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Kira Kōzuke-no-Suke Yoshihisa |
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Kira Yoshinaka was“a court official”of the Tokugawa shogunate in Tokyo, whose title was Kōzuke no Suke. Kira Yoshinaka was the highest-ranking koke and head of ceremonial matters at the Shogunate. He instructed officials in the manner of hosting noble guests from Kyoto. A koke was a noble ranking below a daimyo during the Edo period. A koke lands were assessed at less than 10,000- koku, making them ineligible for the ran of daimyo. Probably important to note that in 1701, the Tokugawa Shogunate had all the military and administrative power of the government, which moved to Edo (present day Tokyo) in 1603. During this time Emperor would be a figure head until the "Meiji Restoration" in 1886, when power was restore to the emperor - whom afterward renames him and his family Meiji. |
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Asano Takumi-no-Kami Naganori |
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Asano Naganori was the daimyo of the Akō Domain, a 50,000-koku fief approximately 80 kilometers east of modern day Kobe. His title was Takumi no Kami and is thus often called Asano Takumi no Kami. His reign was relatively short, succeeding his father as Daimyo at age 9 and committing seppuku in 1701 at age 26.
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Ōishi Kura-no-suke Yoshio |
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Ōishi Chikara Yoshikane |
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YatōEmoshichi Norikane |
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Fuwa Kazuemon Masatane |
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Chikamatsu Kanroku Yukishige |
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Yoshida Sawaemon Kanesada |
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Onodera Jyūnai Hidekazu |
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Yokogawa Kanbei Munetoshi |
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Isogai Jūrōzaemon Masahisa |
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Okano Kinemon Kanehide |
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Hazama Jūjirō Mitsuoki |
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Kataoka Gengoemon Takafusa |
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Nakamura Kansuke Masatoki |
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Okajima Yasoemon Tsuneshige |
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Teraoka Kichiemon Nobuyuki |
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Okuda Sadaemon Yukitaka |
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Horibe Yahei Kanamaru |
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Kisura Okaemon Sadayuki |
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Takebayashi Tadashichi Takashige |
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Maebara Isuke Munefusa |
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Tominomori Sukeemon Masayori |
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Ushiada Matanojō Takanori
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Ōtaka Gengo Tadao |
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Senba Saburobei Mitsutada
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Ōishi Sezaemon Nobukiyo |
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Sugaya Hannojō Masatoshi |
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Oribe Yasubei Taketsune |
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Kayano Wasuke Tsunenari |
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Yada Gorōemon Suketake |
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Okuda Magodayū Shigemori
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Hazama Shinrokurō Mitsukaze |
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Hazama Kihei Mitsunobu |
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Mase Kūdayū Masa-aki |
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Hara Sōemon Mototoki |
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Mimura Jirōzaemon Kanetsune |
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