H381 |
Modern Japan |
--so, roughly the Tokugawa are 4 times the size of any other single Daimyo
Plus his Liege Vassals or Gokenin (aka housemen), numbering 22,000 and account for 2.6 million koku (smaller stipends than hatamoto)
--so, in effect, we really have 6.7 million koku on which theTokugawa can draw
--So, with these two together, the Tokugawa control approximately 25% of all Japan's land-based wealth
BUT WAIT!! That's not ALL
Fudai (or Vassal) or Hereditary Daimyo (some 150 houses with 60,000 samurai)
|
(150)
|
6.3 million koku |
Shimpan*(or Related) Daimyoaka "collateral lines" or "cadet houses"
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(21) |
3.4 |
Tozama (or Outside) Daimyo--daimyo who had not been vassals of Ieyasu in 1600 so the least trusted |
(108) |
9.4 |
1. Yorifusa (head of the Mito Tokugawa clan) located in Mito 350,000 koku
2. Yoshinao (Owari Tokugawa clan) located in Nagoya 619,000 koku
3. Yoshinobu ( the Kii Tokugawa clan), located in Kii (Wakayama) 550,000 koku