Japanese clans

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A clan is a group of people united by kinship and descent, which is defined by perceived descent from a common ancestor. Even if actual lineage patterns are unknown, clan members nonetheless recognize a founding member or apical ancestor. As kinship based bonds can be merely symbolical in nature some clans share a "stipulated" common ancestor, which is a symbol of the clan's unity. When this ancestor is not human, this is referred to as animallian totem. Generally speaking, kinship differs from biological relation, as it also involves ...

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• Clan - Word Origin
• Clan - Albania
• Clan - Armenia
• Clan - China
• Clan - Hong Kong
• Clan - Manchu
• Clan - Ireland
• Clan - Japan
• Clan - Korea
• Clan - Among Serbs
• Clan - Scandinavia
• Clan - Scotland

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Members of the clan are listed by their date of birth. Date family - 14th Century. Date Muneto (1324-1385) Date Masamune (1353-1405) Date Ujimune (1371-1412) Date Mochimune (1393-1469) Date family - 15th Century. Date Narimune] (1435-1487?) Date Hisamune (1453-1514) Date Uemune (1488-1565) Date family - 16th Century. Date Harumune (1519-1577) Date Ter ...

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Date family, Date family - Members, Date family - 14th Century, Date family - 15th Century, Date family - 16th Century, Date family - 17th Century, Date family - 18th Century, Date family - 19th Century and After Meiji restoration, Date family - 20th Century, Date family - Adopted Members, Date family - Retainers and Vassals, Date family - Oniniwa, Date family - Reference

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During the Heian period of Japanese history, the Hokke managed to establish a hereditary claim to the position of regent, either for an underage emperor (sesshō) or for an adult one (kampaku). Some prominent Fujiwaras occupied these positions more than once, and for more than one emperor. Lesser members of the Fujiwara were court nobles, provincial governors and vice governors, members of the provincial aristocracy, and samurai. The Fujiwara was one of the four great families that dominated Japanese politics during the Heian P ...

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Fujiwara family, Fujiwara family - Asuka/Nara period, Fujiwara family - Heian period, Fujiwara family - Fujiwara regime in the Heian period, Fujiwara family - Descent, Fujiwara family - Fission, Fujiwara family - Regents

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A descent group is a social group whose members claim common ancestry. A unilineal society (such as the Iroquois system) is one in which the descent of an individual is reckoned either from the mother's or the father's descent group. With matrilineal descent individuals belong to their mother's descent group. With patrilineal descent, individuals belong to their father's descent group. In a society which reckons descent bilineally (such as the Eskimo system), des ...

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Kinship and descent, Kinship and descent - Descent groups, Kinship and descent - Lineages clans phratries and moieties, Kinship and descent - The nuclear family, Kinship and descent - Legal ramifications, Kinship and descent - Kinship systems, Kinship and descent - External link

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During the Heian period of Japanese history, the Hokke managed to establish a hereditary claim to the position of regent, either for an underage emperor (sesshō) or for an adult one (kampaku). Some prominent Fujiwaras occupied these positions more than once, and for more than one emperor. Lesser members of the Fujiwara were court nobles, provincial governors and vice governors, members of the provincial aristocracy, and samurai. The Fujiwara was one of the four great families that dominated Japanese politics during the Heian P ...

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Fujiwara family, Fujiwara family - Nara period, Fujiwara family - Heian period, Fujiwara family - Fujiwara regime in the Heian period, Fujiwara family - Descent, Fujiwara family - Fission, Fujiwara family - Regents

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Clan - Hong Kong. The five main Han Chinese Punti clans in Hong Kong are: Tang clan, arrived in Hong Kong in 1069 Hau clan, arrived in the 12th century Pang clan, arrived in the 12th century Man clan, arrived in 1307 Liu clan, arrived in the 15th century Clan - Manchu. List of Manchu clans Manchu family name ...

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Clan, Clan - Word Origin, Clan - Albania, Clan - Armenia, Clan - China, Clan - Hong Kong, Clan - Manchu, Clan - Ireland, Clan - Japan, Clan - Korea, Clan - Among Serbs, Clan - Scandinavia, Clan - Scotland

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The word maru (丸, meaning "circle") is often attached to Japanese ship names. There are several theories associated with this practice. The most common is that ships were thought of as floating castles, and the word referred to the defensive "circles" or maru that protected the castle. Another explanation is that the suffix -maru is often applied to words representing something that is beloved and that sailors applied this suffix to their ships. A third explanation is that the term maru is used in divination and represents perfection ...

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Japanese ship naming conventions, Japanese ship naming conventions - Maru, Japanese ship naming conventions - Early conventions, Japanese ship naming conventions - World War II, Japanese ship naming conventions - Post-World War II names, Japanese ship naming conventions - Translated names

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Oda clan - Clans. Shibata clan Niwa clan Hashiba clan Akechi clan Sakuma clan Hayashi clan Oda clan - Important Retainers. Hirate Masahide Hayashi Hidesada Sakuma Nobumori Sassa Narimasa Maeda Toshiie Niwa Nagahide Shibata Katsuie Sakuma Morimasa Hashiba Hideyoshi Hachisuka Masakatsu Takenaka Shigeharu Kuroda Yoshitak ...

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Oda clan, Oda clan - Retainers, Oda clan - Clans, Oda clan - Important Retainers, Oda clan - Castle, Oda clan - Residence, Oda clan - Minor Castle

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These samurai were vassals of Date clan and listed by their date of birth. Date family - Oniniwa. Oniniwa Motozane (14??-15??) Oniniwa Yoshinao (1513-1585) Masuda Kita (1539-16??) Moniwa Tadamoto (1549-1640) - Toyotomi Hideyoshi gave him "Moniwa" as the new clan name for Oniniwa clan. Moniwa Yoshimoto (1575-1663) Harad ...

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Date family, Date family - Members, Date family - 14th Century, Date family - 15th Century, Date family - 16th Century, Date family - 17th Century, Date family - 18th Century, Date family - 19th Century and After Meiji restoration, Date family - 20th Century, Date family - Adopted Members, Date family - Retainers and Vassals, Date family - Oniniwa, Date family - Reference

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During the 13th century, the Fujiwara northern house was split into the five regent houses (五摂家): Konoe, Takatsukasa, Kujō, Nijō and Ichijō. They had a "monopoly" to the offices of sesshō and kampaku, and served in turn. The political power had shifted away from the court nobility in Kyoto to the new warrior class in the countryside. However, Fujiwara princes remained close advisors, regents and ministers to the emperors for centuries, until the 20th century. As such, they had certain political power and much influence, as often the rival warrio ...

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Fujiwara family, Fujiwara family - Asuka/Nara period, Fujiwara family - Heian period, Fujiwara family - Fujiwara regime in the Heian period, Fujiwara family - Descent, Fujiwara family - Fission, Fujiwara family - Regents

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A lineage is a descent group that can demonstrate their common descent from an apical ancestor. Lineages can be matrilineal or patrilineal, depending on whether they are traced through mothers or fathers, respectively. Whether matrilineal or patrilineal descent is considered most significant differs from culture to culture. A clan is a descent group that claims common descent from an apical ancestor (but often cannot demonstrate it, or "stipulated descent"). If a clan's apical ancestor is nonhuman, it is called a totem ...

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Kinship and descent, Kinship and descent - Descent groups, Kinship and descent - Lineages clans phratries and moieties, Kinship and descent - The nuclear family, Kinship and descent - Legal ramifications, Kinship and descent - Kinship systems, Kinship and descent - External link

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Prior to the end of World War II Japanese ship names were rendered in kanji, after the end of the war this tradition was abandoned in favor of hiragana to separate the perception of the Maritime Self-Defense Forces from the old navy. Since the war, the self-defense forces have reused the names of many of the World War II ships but have not assigned them in any systematic way. ...

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Japanese ship naming conventions, Japanese ship naming conventions - Maru, Japanese ship naming conventions - Early conventions, Japanese ship naming conventions - World War II, Japanese ship naming conventions - Post-World War II names, Japanese ship naming conventions - Translated names

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When the Imperial Japanese Navy was formed the Ministry of the Navy submitted potential ship names to the Emperor for approval. During the early years ships were often donated by the Shogunate or Japanese clans and the original clan names were kept. In 1891 the procedure was changed due to changes in the government structure. Two ship names were submitted by the Minister of the Navy to the Lord Chamberlain who then presented the choices to the Emperor. The Emperor co ...

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Japanese ship naming conventions, Japanese ship naming conventions - Maru, Japanese ship naming conventions - Early conventions, Japanese ship naming conventions - World War II, Japanese ship naming conventions - Post-World War II names, Japanese ship naming conventions - Translated names

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