Préfecture de Miyagi
Château de Kakuda
Seigneur de Kakuda à partir de 1598, fondateur de la lignée des Ishikawa de Kakuda
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Ishikawa Akimitsu
Head of the Ishikawa clan of Mutsu · Lord of Kakuda yōgai (10,000 koku)
Ishikawa Akimitsu (1550-1622), born Kojirō, fourth son of Date Harumune and thus uncle of Date Masamune, was adopted in 1563 by Ishikawa Harumitsu and took over the leadership of the Ishikawa clan of Mutsu. Having submitted to Masamune after the fall of the Ashina in 1589, he served in Korea and then in the Ōsaka campaigns. In 1598, Masamune entrusted him with Kakuda Castle and 10,000 koku: there he founded the Ishikawa line of Kakuda, the first of the Date cadet branches, which held the stronghold until the Meiji Restoration.
Naissance1550
Décès16 août 1622
FonctionHead of the Ishikawa clan of Mutsu · Lord of Kakuda yōgai (10,000 koku)
MaisonDate / Ishikawa de Mutsu
ÉpoqueSengoku – early Edo
Repères dans sa vie
1550
Born as Kojirō, fourth son of Date Harumune.
1563
Adopted by Ishikawa Harumitsu, 25th head of the Ishikawa clan of Mutsu, who passes the leadership of the family to him.
1589
After the destruction of the Ashina, comes under the authority of Date Masamune.
1592-1598
Takes part in the Korean campaigns.
1598
Receives Kakuda Castle with 10,000 koku from Masamune.
1614-1615
Takes part in the Ōsaka campaigns.
16 août 1622
Death.
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