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Die Nikki (japanisch 仁木氏, auch Nitsuki gelesen) waren eine Familie des japanischen Schwertadels (Buke). Die Vorfahren leiteten sich über Minamoto no Yoshikiyo († 1183) von den Seiwa Genji ab. (de) The Nitsuki clan (仁木氏, Nitsuki-shi) was a Japanese family of Daimyos descending from the Seiwa Genji lineage of the Minamoto clan. The clan is also known as Niki clan. A branch of the powerful Ashikaga clan, the clan were active as Shugo Daimyo during the Nanboku-chō and Muromachi periods. During the Ōnin War (1467-77), the clan split into Tamba, Ise and Iga branches and gradually declined. In the Edo period, some branches of the Nitsuki clan, such as the Sakakibara clan, served the Tokugawa shogunate. (en) 仁木氏（につきし）は、清和源氏の一族で、足利氏の祖義康の長子義清の系統に属する。鎌倉時代に、足利氏嫡流の義氏が承久の乱の功で三河国の守護に任ぜられると、義清の孫は三河国額田郡仁木郷（現在の愛知県岡崎市仁木町周辺）に移り住み、仁木太郎を称した。実国の弟義季は、隣接する細川郷を領して細川氏の祖となり、ともに足利氏嫡流の譜代被官となった。 (ja) |
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Die Nikki (japanisch 仁木氏, auch Nitsuki gelesen) waren eine Familie des japanischen Schwertadels (Buke). Die Vorfahren leiteten sich über Minamoto no Yoshikiyo († 1183) von den Seiwa Genji ab. (de) The Nitsuki clan (仁木氏, Nitsuki-shi) was a Japanese family of Daimyos descending from the Seiwa Genji lineage of the Minamoto clan. The clan is also known as Niki clan. A branch of the powerful Ashikaga clan, the clan were active as Shugo Daimyo during the Nanboku-chō and Muromachi periods. During the Ōnin War (1467-77), the clan split into Tamba, Ise and Iga branches and gradually declined. In the Edo period, some branches of the Nitsuki clan, such as the Sakakibara clan, served the Tokugawa shogunate. (en) 仁木氏（につきし）は、清和源氏の一族で、足利氏の祖義康の長子義清の系統に属する。鎌倉時代に、足利氏嫡流の義氏が承久の乱の功で三河国の守護に任ぜられると、義清の孫は三河国額田郡仁木郷（現在の愛知県岡崎市仁木町周辺）に移り住み、仁木太郎を称した。実国の弟義季は、隣接する細川郷を領して細川氏の祖となり、ともに足利氏嫡流の譜代被官となった。 (ja) |
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