Yasutomo Uemura
Yasutomo Uemura (starve an irregularity even if I do it) is a direct feudatory of a shogun of the earlier period of Edo era.
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| The times | Earlier period of Edo era |
| The birth | Keicho era eight years (1603) |
| Death | Kanbun August 14, 3 (September 15, 1663) |
| Changing name | 覚翁丸 (childhood name )→ 泰朝 |
| Another name | A popular name: Sakyo |
| Cemetery | 覚翁寺 |
| Office and rank | 従五位下、Tosa守、Nagato守、Swordswoman |
| The Shogunate | Edo Shogunate direct feudatory of a shogun |
| Lord | Iemitsu Tokugawa |
| Family | Uemura |
| Parents | Father: Yasukatsu Uemura |
| Brothers | '泰朝, Masatsugu room to flatter it, and to double |
| Wife | Nobumasa Naito daughter |
| Child | Taiji、忠朝、Tadashi IsshikiRoom |
I inherit birthright by (1635), the death of father, Yasukatsu Uemura for Kanei era 12 years. I transferred 浄林寺 in the current place and I took 覚翁丸 of the childhood name of father and was renamed to 出水山覚翁寺 and assumed it a family temple on this occasion.
I successively held 駿府加番, Osaka assisting guard of a castle and was promoted to (1645), a chief clerk for Masayasu two years.
It is worked as Kamasu more, and child, 忠朝 attends feudal lords.
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