DAIMYO of

INABA PROVINCE

Ikeda

• Domain: Tottori
• Stipend: 325,000 koku
• Class: Tozama 4
• Headquarters: Tottori Castle (Mountaintop)

Daimyo family native of Omi and descended from the Seiwa-Genji.

Succession

• Nobuteru/Tsuneoki (1536-1584)
• Terumasa (1564-1613)
• Tadatsugu (1599-1615) - 1st Ikeda daimyo of Okayama (Bizen -- 315,000 koku), 1st tenure
• Tadakatsu/Tadao (1602-1632)
• Mitsunaka - 3rd Ikeda daimyo of Okayama; 1st Ikeda daimyo of Tottori

• Tsunakiyo

• Yoshiyasu

• Muneyasu

• Shigenobu

• Harumichi

• Narikuni

• Naritoshi

• Narimichi

• Yoshiyuki

• Yoshitaka

• Yoshinori

Notable Ancestors

• Ikeda Nobuteru (1536-1584)

Kii no kami, first served Oda Nobuhide, then Nobunaga, who in 1579 gave him a part of the province of Settsu and the castle of Amagasaki in fief. He was killed in the battle of Nagakute where Hideyoshi fought Oda Nobuo.

• Ikeda Terumasa (1564-1613)

Son of Nobuteru, took part in the last campaigns of Nobunaga and participated in the battle of Nagakute (1584). By the order of Hideyoshi he married the 2nd daughter of Ieyasu, and after the battle of Sekigahara he received the province of Harima in fief (520,000 koku) and the name of Matsudaira. He left eight sons who divided his domains among themselves.

• Ikeda Tadatsugu (1599-1615)

Son of Terumasa. At the death of his father he received the daimyoate of Okayama (Bizen -- 315,000 koku). He took part in the siege of Osaka and died the same year at the age of 17.

• Ikeda Tadakatsu (1602-1632)

Son of Terumasa, inherited the domains of his brother Tadatsugu, who had died childless. Later in 1632 he was transferred to Tottori, where his descendants resided.

Related Branches

• Branch: Okayama (Bizen -- 315,000 koku)
• Junior branch: Kamokata (Bitchu -- 25,000 koku)
• Branch: Ikusaka (Bitchu -- 15,000 koku)
• Branch: Shikano (Inaba -- 30,000 koku)
• Branch: Wakaza (Inaba -- 20,000 koku)
• Branch: Fukumoto (Harima -- 10,000 koku)

Sources

• Papinot
• Wikipedia - "Tottori Domain" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tottori_Domain)
• Wikipedia - "Ikeda clan" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikeda_clan)
• Wikipedia - "Ikeda Tsuneoki" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikeda_Nobuteru)
• Wikipedia - "Ikeda Terumasa" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikeda_Terumasa)
• Wikipedia - "Tottori Castle" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tottori_Castle)
• Edo 300 Han HTML Charts - "Tottori Han" (http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~me4k-skri/han/chugoku/tottoti.html)
• Jcastle.info - "Tottori Castle" (http://www.jcastle.info/castle/profile/135-Tottori-Castle)

Ikeda

• Domain: Shikano
• Stipend: 30,000 koku
• Class: Tozama 5
• Headquarters: Municipal office

Daimyo family native of Omi and descended from the Seiwa-Genji.

Branch that resided at Shikano.

Succession

• Nobuteru/Tsuneoki (1536-1584)
• Terumasa (1564-1613)
• Tadatsugu (1599-1615) - 1st Ikeda daimyo of Okayama (Bizen -- 315,000 koku), 1st tenure
• Tadakatsu/Tadao (1602-1632)
• Mitsunaka - 3rd Ikeda daimyo of Okayama; 1st Ikeda daimyo of Tottori
• Nakazumi - 1st Ikeda daimyo of Shikano
• Nakateru
• Nakatsune
• Suminobu
• Sumitoki (unranked)
• Nakamasa
• Nakanari
• Nakatatsu
• Norizumi

Notable Ancestors

• Ikeda Nobuteru (1536-1584)

Kii no kami, first served Oda Nobuhide, then Nobunaga, who in 1579 gave him a part of the province of Settsu and the castle of Amagasaki in fief. He was killed in the battle of Nagakute where Hideyoshi fought Oda Nobuo.

• Ikeda Terumasa (1564-1613)

Son of Nobuteru, took part in the last campaigns of Nobunaga and participated in the battle of Nagakute (1584). By the order of Hideyoshi he married the 2nd daughter of Ieyasu, and after the battle of Sekigahara he received the province of Harima in fief (520,000 koku) and the name of Matsudaira. He left eight sons who divided his domains among themselves.

• Ikeda Tadatsugu (1599-1615)

Son of Terumasa. At the death of his father he received the daimyoate of Okayama (Bizen -- 315,000 koku). He took part in the siege of Osaka and died the same year at the age of 17.

• Ikeda Tadakatsu (1602-1632)

Son of Terumasa, inherited the domains of his brother Tadatsugu, who had died childless. Later in 1632 he was transferred to Tottori, where his descendants resided.

Related Branches

• Branch: Okayama (Bizen -- 315,000 koku)
• Junior branch: Kamokata (Bitchu -- 25,000 koku)
• Branch: Ikusaka (Bitchu -- 15,000 koku)
• Branch: Tottori (Inaba -- 325,000 koku)
• Branch: Wakaza (Inaba -- 20,000 koku)
• Branch: Fukumoto (Harima -- 10,000 koku)

Sources

• Papinot
• Wikipedia - "Ikeda clan" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikeda_clan)
• Wikipedia - "Ikeda Tsuneoki" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikeda_Nobuteru)
• Wikipedia - "Ikeda Terumasa" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikeda_Terumasa)
• Edo 300 Han HTML Charts - "Tottori East Wing Nitta Han (Shikano Han)" (http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~me4k-skri/han/chugoku/tottoti-higasi-sikano.html)

Ikeda

• Domain: Wakasa
• Stipend: 20,000 koku
• Class: Tozama 5
• Headquarters: Municipal office

Daimyo family native of Omi and descended from the Seiwa-Genji.

Branch that resided at Wakasa.

Succession

• Nobuteru (aka Tsuneoki) (1536-1584)
• Terumasa (1564-1613)
• Tadatsugu (1599-1615) - 1st Ikeda daimyo of Okayama (Bizen -- 315,000 koku), 1st tenure
• Tadakatsu (Tadao) (1602-1632)
• Mitsunaka - 3rd Ikeda daimyo of Okayama; 1st Ikeda daimyo of Tottori
• Kiyosada - 1st Ikeda daimyo of Wakasa
• Sadamasa
• Sadayori
• Sadanori
• Sadatsune
• Sadaoki
• Sadayasu
• Kiyonao
• Kiyotsugu
• Norisada

Notable Ancestors

• Ikeda Nobuteru (1536-1584)

Kii no kami, first served Oda Nobuhide, then Nobunaga, who in 1579 gave him a part of the province of Settsu and the castle of Amagasaki in fief. He was killed in the battle of Nagakute where Hideyoshi fought Oda Nobuo.

• Ikeda Terumasa (1564-1613)

Son of Nobuteru, took part in the last campaigns of Nobunaga and participated in the battle of Nagakute (1584). By the order of Hideyoshi he married the 2nd daughter of Ieyasu, and after the battle of Sekigahara he received the province of Harima in fief (520,000 koku) and the name of Matsudaira. He left eight sons who divided his domains among themselves.

• Ikeda Tadatsugu (1599-1615)

Son of Terumasa. At the death of his father he received the daimyoate of Okayama (Bizen -- 315,000 koku). He took part in the siege of Osaka and died the same year at the age of 17.

• Ikeda Tadakatsu (1602-1632)

Son of Terumasa, inherited the domains of his brother Tadatsugu, who had died childless. Later in 1632 he was transferred to Tottori, where his descendants resided.

Related Branches

• Branch: Okayama (Bizen -- 315,000 koku)
• Junior branch: Kamokata (Bitchu -- 25,000 koku)
• Branch: Ikusaka (Bitchu -- 15,000 koku)
• Branch: Tottori (Inaba -- 325,000 koku)
• Branch: Shikano (Inaba -- 30,000 koku)
• Branch: Fukumoto (Harima -- 10,000 koku)

Sources

• Papinot
• Wikipedia - "Ikeda clan" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikeda_clan)
• Wikipedia - "Ikeda Tsuneoki" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikeda_Nobuteru)
• Wikipedia - "Ikeda Terumasa" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikeda_Terumasa)
• Edo 300 Han HTML Charts - "Tottori West Wing Nitta Han (Wakasa Han)" (http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~me4k-skri/han/chugoku/tottoti-nishi-wakasa.html)

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