The Gosho clan (御所氏 or 五所氏, Gosho-shi ) is a Japanese samurai and shake family descending from the Fujiwara clan . They served the Kamakura Shogunate in close service of shogun Minamoto no Yoritomo during the early Kamakura period , and served as shinkan government officials at the Atsuta Shrine in the Nanboku-chō and Muromachi periods . As of modern times, they have been a prominent family ( meizoku ) in Usa , Buzen Province , in the area of Fukuoka and Ōita Prefecture .
22-437: Gosho might refer to: People [ edit ] Gosho clan , Japanese family Gosho Aoyama , Japanese manga artist Heinosuke Gosho , Japanese film director Gosho no Gorōmaru , Japanese samurai Gosho Ginchev , Bulgarian footballer Gosho Motoharu , Japanese martial artist Places [ edit ] Kyoto Gosho (Kyoto Imperial Palace), former ruling palace of
44-441: A messenger to his wife Masako , but she sent the messenger back, saying that a military commander's son being able to shoot a deer is nothing to celebrate. During the hunting on June 27, a big deer suddenly ran before Yoritomo. Kudō Kagemitsu , who was near Yoritomo, shot at the deer. Kagemitsu, a master of archery, shot up to three times, but missed all his shots. Kagemitsu said, "I have been hunting for more than 70 years since I
66-726: A park in Zimbabwe Gosho-ha Hyōhō Niten Ichi-ryū , Japanese martial arts school Gosho Dam , a dam in Japan Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Gosho . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Gosho&oldid=1040561690 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description
88-507: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Gosho clan The Gosho clan is a branch of the Fujiwara clan , a powerful family of Japanese regents and court nobility , founded by Fujiwara no Kamatari in the 7th century. Their origins are in Atsuta, Owari Province (present-day Atsuta , Nagoya , Aichi Prefecture ). They took
110-656: The Five Routes of the Edo period . In this way, it has been pointed out that the Minamoto clan of Kai ( Kawachi Genji ) intended to take control of the traffic route used to reach the Tōkaidō road. All according to Azuma Kagami . On June 16, 1193, Yoritomo's 12-year-old son Yoriie shot a deer for the first time. Hunting was stopped and a festival was held in the evening. Yoritomo was rejoiced by his son's achievement and sent
132-600: The Atsuta Shrine. They succeeded the court rank of Senior Sixth Rank and the position of grand officer of divine offerings ( ōuchibito ), a position passed down from generation to generation in the Moribe no Sukune clan, and began the hereditary succession of the position. Gosho no Gorōmaru's (a descendant of the 12th century Gosho no Gorōmaru) son, head priest ( saishu ) Hataya Taifu Masatsugu, succeeded as ōuchibito in 1334 . In 1442, Moribe Gorōmaru succeeded
154-661: The Emperor of Japan Akasaka Gosho (Akasaka Palace), current residence of the Emperor of Japan Fukiage Gosho (Fukiage Palace), main residence of the Emperor of Japan Sentō Gosho (Sentō Imperial Palace), Emeritus Imperial Palace of Japan Yanagi-no-Gosho , a palace in Japan Horigoe Gosho , Horigoe Palace ruins archeological site Gōshō-ji (disambiguation) , a number of Buddhist temples in Japan, including: Gōshō-ji (Takarazuka) Gosho Park ,
176-541: The Gosho clan descended to Kyushu with Ōtomo Yoshinao , the newly-appointed Governor of Buzen and Bungo Provinces and Defense Commissioner of the West who was also a retainer of Yoritomo. On June 11, 1196, they entered Kyushu from Hamawakiura, Hayami , Bungo Province (present-day Ōita Prefecture ). Later, they served in several positions such as magistrate general ( sōbugyō ) or administrator general ( sōkengyō ) of
198-474: The Soga Brothers incident occurred at the event on May 28. Many people came to hear the news after the incident had occurred. It is said that a massive horde of countless gokenin and other influential people were crowding Fujino. It is said that the purpose of Fuji no Makigari was to show off the authority of the shogun and to carry out military exercise. The hunting event began on the east side of
220-571: The Soga Brothers incident, and his legacy lives on in noh and kabuki Sogamono theater. According to legend, Gosho no Gorōmaru was the lord of Tobe (in present-day Yokohama ) in the Kamakura period and succeeded the former lands of the Mutō clan . A tomb of Gorōmaru and a monument exist in Goshoyama, Yokohama, part of the historic Tobe, but there is no further information on his activities in
242-559: The Soga brothers, Soga Sukenari and Soga Tokimune , killed Kudō Suketsune and planned an attack on the shogun, an incident known as the Revenge of the Soga Brothers . The brothers began a bloodbath at the event during which Sukenari was killed and after which Gorōmaru apprehended Tokimune before he could attack the shogun. Gorōmaru's apprehension of Tokimune marked an end to the Revenge of
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#1732773338365264-633: The area. Tobe was originally territory of the Mutō clan until Mutō Sukeyori descended to Kyushu and established the Shōni clan . However, apart from legend, it remains uncertain who succeeded the Mutō clan's domains in Musashi Province . Goshogaoka, Goshogayatsu and Goshonoyato in Koshigoe , Kamakura , Kanagawa Prefecture are named after Gorōmaru's mansion whose remains exist there. In June 1196,
286-518: The foot of Mount Fuji (what is currently Gotemba and Susono , Shizuoka Prefecture ) and extended to the Asagiri Plateau (currently Fujinomiya , Shizuoka Prefecture) to the west. The land of Aizawa and Kamino, where the hunting was carried out, is located near the border between Suruga and Kai Provinces , which is also a major transit point from Kai to the Tōkaidō road , the most important of
308-514: The killer of their biological father, was staying, and killed Suketsune. Ōtōnai, who was drinking sake with Suketsune was also killed by the brothers. Two prostitutes, Tengo-no-Shuku and Kisegawa-no-Shuku, who were accompanying Suketsune, started screaming causing a big uproar at the scene. After the brothers killed Uda Gorō and nine other participants injuring Tairako Arinaga, Aikō Suetaka , Kikkawa Tomokane, Katō Mitsukazu, Unno Yukiuji , Okabe Yasaburō, Okabe Kiyomasu, Hori Fujita and Usuki Hachirō at
330-542: The name Gosho from the Atsuta Palace ( Atsuta Gosho ) that they lived in as the acting governor ( daikan ) of the shrine and its territory . In the late 12th century, Gosho no Gorōmaru became a close retainer of shogun Minamoto no Yoritomo , and is recorded in the historical chronicle Azuma Kagami and the chronicle-tale Soga Monogatari . In 1193, Gorōmaru participated in the shogun's grand hunting event Fuji no Makigari , during which on June 28, 1193,
352-453: The next day and for the following seven days. On June 28, 1193, on the last night of Fuji no Makigari, the Revenge of the Soga Brothers took place at the event causing a turmoil. The participants were staying in Kamino, Fujino (in present-day Kamiide, Fujinomiya , Shizuoka Prefecture ). The Soga brothers, Soga Sukenari and Tokimune , entered Kamino no Goryokan, where Kudō Suketsune ,
374-574: The same position. In 1470, Moribe Yasutomi was appointed Fifth Rank . The Moribes, along with several members of the Gosho clan succeeding the name Moribe, served as ōuchibito of the Atsuta Shrine from 686 until 1872 for over 1,100 years from first generation Moribe no Sukune Hikoya until 24th generation Moribe Kiyonobu. As of modern times, the Gosho clan have been a prominent family ( meizoku ) in Usa , Buzen Province (part of present-day Fukuoka and northern Ōita Prefecture ). In Usa, Ōita Prefecture,
396-544: The scene, the elder brother Sukenari was shot by Suketsune's subordinate Nitta Tadatsune . The younger brother Tokimune killed all the samurai one by one who attempted to stop him, and raided Yoritomo's living quarters. However, Gosho no Gorōmaru , who was in Yoritomo's bedchamber, took Tokimune down and captured him, thus ending the massacre and saving the shogun from a possible assassination attempt. After this, Yoritomo took Tokimune in for questioning and had him executed
418-424: The tradition tells that they are the descendants of shinkan of the Atsuta Shrine. Fuji no Makigari Fuji no Makigari (富士の巻狩り) was a grand hunting event arranged by shogun Minamoto no Yoritomo from June to July 1193, centering around the foot of Mount Fuji . 700,000 participated in the event, including a large number of the shogun's gokenin ( retainers ) and their beaters . Fuji no Makigari
440-410: Was 11 years old, but I have never failed to kill my prey. This must be the deer that Yama-no-Kami rides." As people were already wondering about the strange incident, the same evening Kagemitsu fell ill and collapsed. Yoritomo thought this was very strange and considered ending the hunting event and returning home. However, after receiving advice from his shukurō (wise old men) the hunting continued
462-656: Was held from June 8 to July 7, 1193, for about a month. Including the samurai 's beaters , a total of 700,000 participated in the hunting event, and the historical chronicle of Azuma Kagami describes the scale of the event stating, "Such a crowd of archers that there is no point measuring." On June 8, 1193, the chronicle states "We arrived in Suruga Province to see the summer hunting event in Aizawa, Fujino" and "We are heading back to Kamakura from Suruga Province" on July 7, 1193. Ordered by Yoritomo, Hōjō Tokimasa
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#1732773338365484-538: Was sent to Suruga Province on May 2 of the same year before the event for preparations. He directed the local gokenin and, together with Kanō Muneshige , constructed the mansions at the hunting site. The participants spent the majority of the time in Fujino , from June 15 to July 7, with Azuma Kagami stating "We are staying at the Fujino Goryokan after hunting in Aizawa" on May 15, 1193. The Revenge of
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