The Shogun of the Edo Shogunate produced a total of 15 people before the Meiji Restoration. The first family (Iyatsu: 1603-1605) The second family (Hidetada: 1605-1623) The third son of Iyatsu (Imitsu: 1623-1651) The fourth eldest son of Hidetada (Imitsu: 1651-1680) The fifth eldest son of Imitsu (Imitsu: 16809)Shige's 11th eldest son (Ienari: 1786~1837) Ienari's 12th quantum family (Iyoshi: 1837~1853) Ienari's 13th second son (Iyoda: 1853~1858) Iyoshi's 14th Sanam (Iemochi: 1858~1866) Banggye Kishu family, Ienodaesa, Ienida, Ienida, 1558~1866) Even after the Meiji Restoration, he received the title of Duke as the most prestigious noble family, and even today, most of the top candidates for royal spouses used to search for women from this family.
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