House Of Ōuchi | Name Change
Robert-Scott Bannersglare
Another Japanese family underwent a name change. Tatara Morifusa (12th Century) The Tatara clan were said to have descended from Korean nobility, specifically from a prince in Maekje named Imseong…
Japonic
House Of Kudara No Konikishi | Name Change
After a royal title, a name change occurred.
House Of Abe | Name Change
After land acquisition, a name change occurred.
Tokiwai Gyōki | Name Change
After his religious conversion, a name change occurred.
House Of Takeda | Name Change
After a domain, a name change occurred.
House Of Nanbu | Name Change
After his estates in Kai Province, a name change occurred.
Konoe Motozane | Name Change
From a road in Kyoto, a name change occurred.
Kujō Kanezane | Name Change
After a road from a Fujiwara-built house, a name change occurred.
Tokugawa Ieyasu | Name Changes
Matsudaira Takechiyo (1542-1562) Tokugawa was born into the Matsudaira clan. He was given the name Takechiyo, which became temporary. His parents were teenagers, with his father Hirotade marrying a second…
After Nicknames And Pseudonyms
Identifying Imaginative Identities
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Name Changes
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Minamoto no Makoto | Name Changes
This is the study of one of the progenitors of the well-known Minamoto Clan of Japan. Kitabe-daijin (810 AD-) His father was Emperor Saga who was from the Yamato Clan,…