Japanese clans

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 92. Chapters: Fujiwara clan, Kikuchi clan, Matsudaira clan, Nanbu clan, Satake clan, Date clan, Ogasawara clan, Sakai clan, So clan, Tsugaru clan, Archbishopric of Mainz, Kyogoku clan, Hayashi clan, Uesugi clan, Hosokawa clan, Oda clan, Hata clan, Takeda clan, Okubo clan, Matsumae clan, Abe clan, Minamoto clan, Itakura clan, Hojo clan, Sasaki clan, Makino clan, Tachibana clan, Kuroda clan, Inaba clan, Kamo clan, Imagawa clan, Soga clan, Kudara no Konikishi clan, Toki clan, Ota clan, Rokkaku clan, Toshima clan, Koga family, Tamura clan, Nabeshima clan, Nakatomi clan, Takaoka clan, Taira clan, Hachisuka clan, Mogami clan, Inoue clan, Soma clan, Kiyohara clan, Mitsui family, Otomo clan, Ouchi family, Saito clan, Yagyu clan, Yamana clan, Nikaido clan, Yonekura clan, Akita clan, Kujo family, Late Hojo clan, Asano clan, Sanada clan, Koriki clan, Amago clan, Mononobe clan, Rusu clan, Mori clan, Toyotomi clan, Miyoshi clan, Takatsukasa family, Akechi clan, Akamatsu clan, Torii family, Nishio clan, Yuki clan, Maeda clan, Azai clan, Ishikawa clan, Mori clan, Katakura clan, Ashina clan, Takenaka clan, Konoe family, Niwa clan, Asakura clan, Kobayakawa clan, Satomi clan, Kikkawa family, Mizuno clan, Shinmen clan, Ichijo family, Kira clan, Nagao clan, Shiba clan, Miyake clan, Koyamada clan, Ii clan, Hoshina clan, Aoyama clan, Kanamori clan, Honda clan, Suwa clan, Takanashi clan, Honma clan, Kamiizumi clan, Abiru clan, Tsutsui clan, Chosokabe clan, Ryuzoji clan, Soga no Koma, Shibata clan, Asahina clan, Nijo family, Kagawa clan, Ikeda clan, Yamauchi family, Tanegashima clan, Amakasu clan, Urakami clan, Arima clan, Ando clan, Akiyama clan, Tokunaga clan, Daidoji family, Hotta clan, Jinbo clan, Ikoma clan, Adachi clan, Osaki clan, Kawakatsu clan, Tendo clan, Baba clan, Naito clan, Anegakoji clan, Fuwa clan, Tomono clan, Naoe clan, Matsuda clan, Arakawa clan, Gamo clan, Kasai clan, Yasuda clan, Udono clan. Excerpt: This is a list of Japanese clans. The ancient clans (Gobboku) mentioned in the Nihonshoki and Kojiki lost their political power before the Heian period. Instead of gozoku, new aristocracies, Kuge families emerged in the period. In the late of the Heian period, warrior class clans (Samurai) had gradually gained power and subsequently dominated the country. Mon of The Imperial House Gempeitokitsu ), 4 noble clans of ancient Japan: Uda Genji (¿¿¿¿) - descended from 59th emperor Uda; origin of Omi Genji (¿¿¿¿).Yozei Genji (¿¿¿¿) - descended from 57th emperor Yozei. Mon of Taira clan Koko Heishi (¿¿¿¿) - descended from 58th emperor Koko.Montoku Heishi (¿¿¿¿) - descended from 55th emperor Montoku.Nimmyo Heishi (¿¿¿¿) - descended from 54th emperor Nimmyo. Northern Fujiwara clan (¿¿¿¿¿) - also known as Oshu Fujiwara clan; descended from Fujiwara no Hidesato. Honda clan (¿¿¿) - descended from Fujiwara Hokke; famous for Honda Tadakatsu.Hosokawa clan (¿¿¿) - cadet branch of Ashikaga clan who descended from Seiwa Genji. Hotta clan - descended from Emperor Kogen, by the Minister Takeshi-uchi no Sukune.Ichijo family (¿¿¿) - descended from Fujiwara Hokke.Ichijo clan of Tosa (¿¿¿¿¿) - cadet branch of Ichijo family who descended from Fujiwara Hokke.Ii clan (¿¿¿) - descended from Fujiwara Hokke; famous for Ii Naomasa and Ii Naosuke.Ikeda clan (¿¿¿) - descended from Seiwa Genji; no direct relation to other clans called Ikeda.Ikeda clan of Iyo (¿¿¿¿¿) - no direct relation to other clans called Ikeda.Ikeda clan of Mino (¿...