Katagiri Tametsugu

Katagiri Tametsugu
Katagiri Tametsugu
片桐為次
	Katagiri gate in the MOA Museum of Art
Daimyō of Tatsuta Domain
	In office; 1654–1655
Preceded by	Katagiri Tamemoto
Succeeded by	Abolished
Personal details
Born	1641
Died	1655 (aged 15)
Parent	Katagiri Tamemoto (father);
Relatives	Katagiri Katsuteru (brother)
Military service
Allegiance	Tokugawa clan
Rank	Daimyō
Unit	Katagiri clan

Katagiri Tametsugu (片桐為次; 1641 – 1655) was a Japanese daimyō of the early Edo period.^[1] Born in 1641, he was the eldest son of Katagiri Tamemoto. In 1654 he succeeded his father as the fourth head of the Katagiri clan and lord of the Tatsuta Domain in Yamato Province. He died in 1655 at the age of 15. Having left no heir, the domain was abolished, however, his younger brother Katsuteru continued the family line as a hatamoto.^[2]^[3]

References

^ Heibonsha Survey of Japanese Art: Bird, Richard. General index By Ichimatsu Tanaka · 1980
^ "片桐為次". コトバンク (in Japanese).
^ 「片桐助作為次」『大名廃絶読本』、読本シリーズ第3号、新人物往来社、293頁、1991年。(in Japanese)

[1] Heibonsha Survey of Japanese Art: Bird, Richard. General index By Ichimatsu Tanaka · 1980

[2] "片桐為次". コトバンク (in Japanese).

[3] 「片桐助作為次」『大名廃絶読本』、読本シリーズ第3号、新人物往来社、293頁、1991年。(in Japanese)

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