Genealogy
Genealogy
Mr. Watanabe Akada
The genealogy of Mr. Akada, who created the main garden, is old, and his roots are Mr. Saga Genji.
After that, he reached Watanabe no Tsuna , who is said to have defeated Rashomon's demon, Oeyama Shuten-doji.
After serving as the head of Echigo no Kuni Akada Jito in the place of Hitoshi Watanabe, he will give his surname Akada.
It is stated in Taiheiki * that in the era of Saemonnojo Akada, he served as the head of the Sasaki clan in Omi and died in the Gamono battle.
During the Eisho era (1504-1520), Hayato Akada moved to Hachimachi Village with his clan and vassals, and built Hachimachi Castle .
Although it was small, it was a force in a corner of Inukami District.
Takashi followed Mr. Asai, who grew up to be a warring lord of Gangbuk, and put himself in the battle with Mr. Rokkaku Sasaki of Gangnam.
On the other hand, he was respected by the lords by measuring the water in the territory, building bridges, and opening roads.
Then, when he was 61 years old, he built the Jozenji Temple, and when he handed over the family reign to his son, he entered a life of Zen madness and died in the first year of Koji (1550).
In the 5th year of Eiroku, Shuichi Akada Izumi Morimori built a building with a territory in Kusanotani, a subordinate of Mr. Asai. (Kusanotani first generation)
Toranosuke Akada, the second generation of Kusanotani, participates in the Battle of Sekigahara.
Kusanotani From the 3rd to the 9th generation, he served as a shoya under the name of Kanbei for generations.
The 11th generation owner, Seiichi Akada, was a member of the Nagoya city council and a businessman.
And up to Yoshinori Akada, the 13th generation head of the family.
Akada Hayatonosyo Takashi (28th generation)
Omi Province Inukami District Hatcho Castle Owner
From Soga to Kora and Toyosato
Omi Kunimori, Rokkaku's flaghead
Farmers love to build Akada River, bridges, roads, etc.
Moved the building to Hachimachi in 1513 from Soga Yuzuru
Died in 1555 (portrait is before his death)
Akada Sinanokami Ataru (29th generation)
Castellan, Hatcho, Inukami-gun, Omi Province (2nd generation)
Became an officer of Nagamasa Asai around the 5th year of Eiroku (a vassal)
Eiroku 11 years killed in action at Kitanoso
His younger brother, Shinano Morigen, participated in the Anekawa battle in the first year of the former Kame.
Killed in action at the battle of Otani in the first year of Tensho (Nobumitsu)
Family crest: Kannuki
You can see it carved on the tiles and tombstones of Bodaiji.
It is a unique family crest that is said to be a variant of the nail pulling crest.
