House Of Ōuchi | Name Change
Robert-Scott Ynkawen
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…
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) https://youtu.be/k5i7SPeGx3c 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…
After Nicknames And Pseudonyms
Identifying Imaginative Identities
Japonic
Name Changes
Where To Find Languages
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,…