Ikeda clan

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The Ikeda clan was a powerful Japanese samurai family that rose to prominence as feudal lords (daimyō) during the Sengoku and Edo periods.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese clan
daimyō family
samurai clan
activeDuringPeriod Azuchi–Momoyama period NERFINISHED
Edo period
Sengoku period NERFINISHED
clanCrest Ikeda mon NERFINISHED
country Japan
domainAbolition Abolition of the han system
ethnicity Japanese
founder Ikeda Tsuneoki NERFINISHED
governedCastleTown Himeji (for a time) NERFINISHED
Okayama NERFINISHED
Tottori NERFINISHED
governedProvince Bizen Province NERFINISHED
Inaba Province NERFINISHED
Mimasaka Province NERFINISHED
hereditaryTitle daimyō of Okayama
daimyō of Tottori
historicalReputation powerful tozama lords in western Japan
language Japanese
lostDaimyoStatus Meiji Restoration NERFINISHED
mainStronghold Okayama Castle NERFINISHED
Tottori Castle NERFINISHED
notableBranchDomain Bizen Province GENERATED
Harima Province GENERATED
Inaba Province GENERATED
Okayama Domain GENERATED
Tottori Domain GENERATED
notableEvent participation in the Battle of Sekigahara
notableMember Ikeda Mitsumasa NERFINISHED
Ikeda Tadao NERFINISHED
Ikeda Terumasa NERFINISHED
Ikeda Tsuneoki NERFINISHED
Ikeda Yoshinori NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment Tokugawa shogunate NERFINISHED
region Chūgoku region NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
Shinto
roseToProminenceAs daimyō
servedUnder Oda Nobunaga NERFINISHED
Tokugawa Ieyasu NERFINISHED
Toyotomi Hideyoshi NERFINISHED
socialClass samurai
statusDuringEdoPeriod tozama daimyō
supportedSideAtSekigahara Tokugawa side GENERATED

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