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The first six clan heads lived in Kyoto and Settsu Tada before receiving the Mino province. The next seven clan leaders lived in Toki. Starting with Toki
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Tsunemoto Ō (経基王) – the 6th grandson of
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Several clans claim descent from the Toki, including the
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339:(1579–1618) was moved in 1617 to
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682:"Toki clan" at Sengoku-expo.net
541:(土岐頼遠) (died December 29, 1342)
204:was the seat of the Toki clan.
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470:Minamoto Yorikuni (源頼国)
100:(Minamoto no Mitsunobu)
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493:Minamoto no Mitsunobu
487:Minamoto no Mitsukuni
459:Minamoto no Yorimitsu
268:(governor) of Mino,
223:Minamoto no Mitsunobu
183:Minamoto no Yorimitsu
481:Minamoto no Kunifusa
449:Teijun Shinoh (貞純親王)
641:; Papinot, (2003).
604:Toki Yorinari (was
499:Minamoto no Mitsuki
475:Initial Mino rulers
335:). Sadamasa's son
283:Ashikaga Yoshimitsu
702:Japan Encyclopedia
665:2007-07-17 at the
645:Nobiliare du Japon
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577:(土岐成頼) (1442–1497)
571:(土岐持益) (1406–1474)
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559:(土岐頼忠) (died 1397)
535:(土岐頼貞) (1271–1339)
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427:Select list
323:Sōma Domain
309:Saitō Dōsan
295:during the
293:Yamana clan
196:during the
187:Seiwa Genji
141:Funaki clan
137:Toyama clan
133:Tawara clan
125:Hidase clan
117:Seyasu clan
113:Akechi clan
80:Seiwa Genji
715:Categories
696:. (2005).
637:. (1906).
613:References
109:Asano clan
704:, p. 809.
250:From the
213:Sōfuku-ji
152:Toki clan
37:Toki clan
663:Archived
643:"Toki,"
371:(35,000
343:(30,000
325:(10,000
297:Ōnin War
209:Shōhō-ji
185:and the
165:Toki-shi
129:Osu clan
121:Ibi clan
19:In this
647:, p. 61
276:. When
254:to the
239:of the
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177:History
94:Founder
89:Various
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519:(土岐光定)
513:(土岐光行)
507:(土岐光衡)
421:Funaki
417:Toyama
413:Tawara
405:Hidase
397:Seyasu
393:Akechi
375:) in (
279:shōgun
86:Titles
23:, the
606:shugo
525:Shugo
501:(源光基)
495:(源光信)
489:(源光国)
483:(源国房)
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389:Asano
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265:shugo
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272:and
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211:and
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150:The
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158:土岐氏
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