
Tamagusuku Udun
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The lineage of the Tamagusuku Magari, a family that preserved the history of the Ryukyu Kingdom.Esplora questo luogo

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Tamagusuku Udun is a noble lineage of the Second Sho Clan of the Ryukyu Kingdom, which served as the Aji and Jito (local governors) of Tamagusuku (the current Tamagusuku district in Nanjo City) for a long period.
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History of the Ryukyu KingdomRoyal LineageAji and Jito GovernanceOkinawa History and CultureHistory of the Second Sho Clan
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- For those interested in the lineage of the Ryukyu Kingdom's royalty, we recommend exploring the origins of Tamagusuku Udun through historical documents.
- The historical background of being a branch of the Second Sho Clan and the fact that they produced queens are crucial elements for understanding the political structure of the Ryukyu Kingdom.
- By examining the role of the Aji and Jito of Tamagusuku Magari and the transitions in the family tree, you can deepen your understanding of the Ryukyu Kingdom's governance system.
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