Personnalité historique

Matsudaira Norimoto

founder of the Ōgyū-Matsudaira branch

Matsudaira Norimoto (1446-1537) was the founder of the Ōgyū-Matsudaira branch, one of the cadet lines of the Matsudaira clan of Mikawa from which the Tokugawa descended. Grandson of Matsudaira Nobumitsu, who had seized the site of Ōgyū from the local lord Nagasaka Shinzaemon, he was entrusted with the custody of this stronghold and made it the base of his house. Between 1507 and 1510, together with his son Norimasa, he transformed the fort into a large mountain castle measuring about 280 m by 220 m, overlooking a road junction to the west of the village of Matsudaira. His grave is located at the eastern end of the ridge of Ōgyū Castle. His descendants remained loyal to the main line and later to Tokugawa Ieyasu.

Portrait de Matsudaira Norimoto
Naissance1446
Décès1537
Fonctionfounder of the Ōgyū-Matsudaira branch
MaisonŌgyū-Matsudaira
ÉpoqueMuromachi / Sengoku period
Frise chronologique

Repères dans sa vie

1446

Birth.

XVe siècle

His grandfather Matsudaira Nobumitsu seized the fort of Ōgyū; Norimoto received its custody and founded the Ōgyū-Matsudaira branch.

1507-1510

With his son Norimasa, enlarged Ōgyū Castle (about 280 m by 220 m).

1537

Death; his grave is located at the eastern end of the ridge of Ōgyū Castle.

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Personnalités liées

Portrait de Matsudaira Nobumitsu
Matsudaira Nobumitsugrandfather→
Portrait de Matsudaira Norimasa
Matsudaira Norimasason, associated with the enlargement of the castle→
Portrait de Tokugawa Ieyasu
Tokugawa IeyasuChâteau en commun→
Documentation

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