Imagawa Clan - Key Genealogies

Key Genealogies

Suruga

  • Imagawa Kuniuji (1243–1282)
  • Imagawa Morouji (1261–1323)
  • Imagawa Norikuni (1295?-1384)
  • Imagawa Noriuji (1316–1365)
  • Imagawa Yasunori (1334?-1409?)
  • Imagawa Norimasa (1364–1433)
  • Imagawa Noritada (1408-1461?)
  • Imagawa Yoshitada (1436–1476)
  • Imagawa Ujichika (1473?-1526)
  • Imagawa Ujiteru (1513–1536)
  • Imagawa Yoshimoto (1519–1560)
  • Imagawa Ujizane (1538–1615)
  • Imagawa Naofusa (1594–1662)
  • Imagawa Ujinari (1642–1673)
  • Imagawa Ujimichi (1668–1699)
  • Imagawa Noritaka (1694–1712)
  • Imagawa Norinushi (1698–1728)
  • Imagawa Norihiko (1716–1749)
  • Imagawa Noriyasu (1731–1784)
  • Imagawa Yoshiaki (1756–1818)
  • Imagawa Yoshimochi (1786–1839)
  • Imagawa Yoshiyori (1810–1841)
  • Imagawa Norinobu (1829–1887)
  • Imagawa Yoshihito

Tōtōmi

  • Imagawa Sadayo (1326-1420?)
  • Imagawa Nakaaki
  • Imagawa Sadaomi
  • Imagawa Sadasuke
  • Imagawa Norimasa (?-1464)
  • Imagawa Sadanobu (?-1474)

Tōtōmi (Horikoshi branch)

  • Horikoshi Sadamoto (?-1537)
  • Horikoshi Ujinobu
  • Horikoshi Sadatada
  • Horikoshi Sadahisa
  • Horikoshi Sadayoshi
  • Horikoshi Sadatsugu

Tōtōmi (Sena branch)

  • Sena Kazuhide
  • Sena Ujisada
  • Sena Ujitoshi
  • Sena Ujiakira
  • Sena Masakatsu
  • Sena Kiyosada

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