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Japanese: 甘利氏 - あまりうじ

A medieval samurai of Kai. A branch of the Takeda clan. It began when Yukitada, the second son of Ichijo Jiro Tadayori, the son of Takeda Nobuyoshi, obtained Amari Manor in Koma County, Kai Province, settled there, and took on the name of the Amari clan. Yukitada was captured by Minamoto no Yoritomo and executed in 1185 (Bun'ei 1), but his descendants inherited Amari Manor for generations and inherited the position of Takeda clan elder. Ichirenji Temple death registers show several people with the surname Amari from the late 15th century onwards. One of them died on October 17, 1515 (Eisho 12), and is thought to have been killed in battle when Takeda Shingen attacked Oi Nobutada at Ueno Castle in Nishi County.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

甲斐の中世武士。武田氏の庶流。武田信義の子一条次郎忠頼の次男行忠が甲斐国巨摩郡の甘利荘を得て，ここに居を構え甘利氏を称したことに始まる。行忠は源頼朝に捕らえられ1185年(文治1)に処断されたが，彼の子孫は代々甘利荘を伝領し，武田氏の老職を世襲した。一蓮寺過去帳には15世紀後半以後数人の甘利姓の者が見られる。そのうちの1人は1515年(永正12)10月17日に没しており，武田信虎が西郡上野城の大井信達を攻撃したおり戦死したようである。

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