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Was Minamoto no Nakaaki killed instead of Yoshitoki? A loyal retainer of Emperor Gotoba who was involved in the assassination of Sanetomo

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In the historical drama "The 13 Lords of the Kamakura" Toma Ikuta played Minamoto Nakaaki. Some people may have thought for a moment, "Does he have any connection to Yoritomo?" because of his Minamoto clan surname, but Nakaaki is from the Uda Genji clan, which is completely different from the Kawachi Genji (Seiwa Genji) clan of Yoritomo and his family. Nakaaki's family was a high-ranking aristocrat living in the Imperial Court. He had no connect…

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Was Minamoto no Nakaaki killed instead of Yoshitoki? A loyal retainer of Emperor Gotoba who was involved in the assassination of Sanetomo

In the historical drama "The 13 Lords of the Kamakura" Toma Ikuta played Minamoto Nakaaki. Some people may have thought for a moment, "Does he have any connection to Yoritomo?" because of his Minamoto clan surname, but Nakaaki is from the Uda Genji clan, which is completely different from the Kawachi Genji (Seiwa Genji) clan of Yoritomo and his family. Nakaaki's family was a high-ranking aristocrat living in the Imperial Court. He had no connect…

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