Who is Tokugawa Ieyasu s father, and how did Tokugawa Ieyasu s sons die

Upstairs is very unkind to copy.

But I am very responsible to say that his father Matsudaira Hirotada, Mikawa small daimyo, and his grandfather Kiyoyasu was a generation of heroes, but he died early, Tokugawa Ieyasu's original surname was Matsudaira, as for whether Matsudaira and Tokugawa are still a family, but most of the theory is that Tokugawa's genealogy was compiled by Ieyasu and impersonated as a branch of the Genji Tokugawa clan for the opening.

The following is the genealogy provided by Tokugawa Ieyasu, I don't know if it's true or not.

Emperor Seiwa - Prince Sadajun - Genjingji - Manchu - Yoshinobu - Yoriyoshi - Yoshika - Yoshikuni - Nitta Yoshishige - Tokugawa Yoshiki - Serada Yoriji - Kyoshi - Ietoki - Manyoshi - Masayoshi - Kyoji - Arikini - Matsudaira - Tai - Nobumitsu = Daughter of Isshiki Munyoshi - Kintada = Daughter of Suzuki Shigekatsu - Naga = Daughter of Matsudaira Konmune - Nobutakada = Daughter of Mitsunari Okochi - Kiyoyasu = Aoki Sadakei Daughter - Hirotada = Mizuno Tadamasa's Daughter Dentsuin - Tokugawa Ieyasu.

Tokugawa Ieyasu, ( Astronomical 11, 12/26, Genwa 2/4/17; January 31, 1543 - June 1, 1616) was born in Okazaki near Nagoya, the eldest son of Matsudaira Hirotada, the lord of Okazaki Castle, with the original surname Matsudaira clan, the nickname Takechiyo, the first name Motonobu, later changed his name to Motoyasu, and finally changed his name to Ieyasu, and in 1566 he changed his surname to Tokugawa.

It's Japanese, I guess it's Japanese. Tokugawa Ieyasu has a lot of children, so I don't know who his father is, so don't care so much about knowing him.

Give points, thank you.

Tokugawa Ieyasu, ( Astronomical 11, 12/26, Genwa 2/4/17; January 31, 1543 – June 1, 1616) was an outstanding statesman and military strategist at the end of Japan's Warring States period, and the first shogun of the Edo shogunate. Born in Okazaki near Nagoya, he was the eldest son of Matsudaira Hirotada, the lord of Okazaki Castle, with the original surname Matsudaira and the nickname Takechiyo, the first name Motoshin, later changed his name to Motoyasu, and finally changed his name to Ieyasu, and in 1566 he changed his surname to Tokugawa. Tokugawa Ieyasu's ancestor was a local tyrant who originated in the Mikawa region, and gradually rose to the status of Sengoku daimyo during the Sengoku period, and by the time of Matsudaira Hirotada's generation, the Matsudaira clan had owned the entire Mikawa country.

However, its position was not consolidated by the Oda clan of Owari and the Imagawa clan of Suruga, two of the more powerful daimyos.

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Tokugawa Ieyasu 1: Lonely master in troubled times Yamaoka Shohachi.

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Father Matsudaira Hirotada.

Mother bruising.

My dad is Hirotada Matsudaira.

Grandpa is Kiyoyasu Matsudaira.

There is a legend that Qingkang can live to be 30 years old and be able to unify the world (personally, I think it is simply impossible).

Tokugawa or Tokugawa is no longer Tokugawa.

The history of Japan's Warring States period is very interesting, and I remember that Nobuyasu committed suicide because of Oda Nobunaga.

No, Ieyasu was the only one.

However, there are a few others, but none of them are brothers.

Half-siblings include Matsudaira Tadamasa, who became a monk, Matsudaira Iemoto and Naito Nobunari (these four are all controversial to varying degrees); The half-siblings are Matsudaira Yasumoto, Matsudaira Katsutoshi (also known as Yasutoshi), and Matsudaira Dingsheng (these three people are very sure, of which Matsudaira Yasuto led the total Sekijuku 20,000 stones, Matsudaira Katsutoshi led the area around the Junfu 8,000 stones, and Matsudaira Dingsheng has the highest status, leading Ise-sana 110,000 stones, which is the first generation of the Kushimatsu Kuwana Domain).

There is also the importance of Ieyasu can be seen from the hostage, others will not be stupid enough to choose a useless hostage, Ieyasu is the only hostage, which means that he is the only root of the Matsudaira family, and the hostage does not mean that anyone can be a hostage, there are political considerations.

It can be clearly told to the landlord that Tokugawa Ieyasu does not have any brothers! As for the claim that some people say that Tokugawa Ieyasu has a half-brother Serada Motonobu, it is just a product of some Japanese scholars who came out in order to make money.

And the landlord should note that "Da Ao" is just a TV series, in order to make the plot more watchable, of course, the screenwriter will mix some wild history and the like, so you must not look at historical TV series as history!

Probably not, that may be fiction as needed by the plot.