Ason - Asun

Japanese: 朝臣 - アソン

{A phonetic change of "asomi." In the Middle Ages and early modern times, it was also called "ason."}
1 Same as “Asomi (Ason).”
2. Since the Heian period, it has been used as a title of respect for people of fifth rank or higher. Last name Body . Third Place Sanmi The above Mr. Maggot Place it under Fourth place Shii・Fifth place is Real name Meaning "Junior First Rank Tokugawa Jiro Saburo Minamoto no Ason Ieyasu (Junior First Rank = Rank, Tokugawa = Last name Myoji , Jiro Saburo = commonly known as Minamoto = Mr. Maggot , Asaomi = surname, Ieyasu = nickname)" Second rank Welcome Oda Minister of the Right Taira Asaomi Nobunaga (Senior Second Rank = rank, Oda = surname, Minister of the Right = official rank, Taira = clan, Asaomi = surname, Nobunaga = nickname) Junior fourth rank Jushiinogen Date Left Guard Sakoneno Rights Gon's Shosho Fujiwara no Tsunamune Ason (Junior Fourth Rank, Date, Family Name, Ukon'e Gon no Shosho, Official Rank, Fujiwara, Family Name, Tsunamune, Given Name, Ason, Family Name *Grandson of Masamune, 3rd Lord of the Sendai Domain)
3. (Used as a pronoun) A term used for boys among court aristocrats during the Heian period.
"---, please find a place to rest." (Genji, Fujiuraha)

Asomi [ ^▽ Asa ^▽ Master]

Enacted by Emperor Tenmu Eight colors Yakusa of Last name Body The second most popular surname. At first, it was given to influential clans descended from the imperial family, but after the Heian period, it was also given to princes and grandchildren of the emperor, and became the most popular surname.

Cho-shin [Teu-] [Ason]

A vassal of the imperial court.

Ahson [ ^▽ Asa ^▽ Master]

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Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend

Japanese:

《「あそみ」の音変化。中・近世は「あっそん」とも》
１「あそみ（朝臣）」に同じ。
２平安時代以降、五位以上の人につけた敬称としての姓かばね。三位さんみ以上は氏うじの下につけ、四位しい・五位は諱いみなの下につけた。「従一位徳川次郎三郎源朝臣家康（従一位＝位階、徳川＝名字みょうじ、次郎三郎＝通称、源＝氏うじ、朝臣＝姓、家康＝諱）」「正二位しょうにい織田右大臣平朝臣信長（正二位＝位階、織田＝名字、右大臣＝官位、平＝氏、朝臣＝姓、信長＝諱）」「従四位下じゅしいのげ伊達左近衛さこんえの権ごんの少将藤原綱宗朝臣（従四位下＝位階、伊達＝名字、右近衛権少将＝官位、藤原＝氏、綱宗＝諱、朝臣＝姓　※政宗の孫、仙台藩3代藩主）」
３（代名詞的に用いて）平安時代、宮廷貴族間で使われた、男子に対する呼び方。
「―や、御休み所もとめよ」〈源・藤裏葉〉