Minamoto no Makoto (源 信, 810 – February 13, 868) was the seventh son of the Japanese Emperor Saga, and was the first courtier to be given the name Minamoto. Initially an honorary name given to a number of unrelated courtiers by a number of different Emperors, the Minamoto clan would grow to be an integrated clan family, one of the most powerful and most important in all of Japanese history. Makoto, also known as Kitabe-daijin, was the brother of Emperor Nimmyō, , and Minamoto no Tōru. He received the name "Minamoto" in 814.
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| - 源 信（みなもと の まこと）は、平安時代初期から前期にかけての公卿。嵯峨天皇の子（嵯峨第一源氏）。官位は正二位・左大臣、贈正一位。初代源氏長者。北辺大臣と号した。 (ja)
- Minamoto no Makoto ( 源信 também conhecido como Kitabe no daijin ?, 810 - 868), foi um nobre do Período Heian da história do Japão. Makoto foi o sétimo filho do imperador Saga, e foi o primeiro a quem foi dado o nome Minamoto . Inicialmente o nome Minamoto era honorífico dado aos filhos dos imperadores que não tinham condições de almejar ao trono. Makoto, era irmão do Imperador Nimmyo, de Minamoto no Tokiwa e de Minamoto no Tōru. Recebeu o nome de Minamoto em 814 e se tornou o primeiro de seus lideres. (pt)
- Minamoto no Makoto (源 信, 810 – February 13, 868) was the seventh son of the Japanese Emperor Saga, and was the first courtier to be given the name Minamoto. Initially an honorary name given to a number of unrelated courtiers by a number of different Emperors, the Minamoto clan would grow to be an integrated clan family, one of the most powerful and most important in all of Japanese history. Makoto, also known as Kitabe-daijin, was the brother of Emperor Nimmyō, , and Minamoto no Tōru. He received the name "Minamoto" in 814. (en)
- Minamoto no Makoto (源 信, 810 – 13 février 869) est le septième fils de l'empereur du Japon Saga et le premier courtisan à recevoir le nom « Minamoto ». À l'origine nom honorifique donné à un certain nombre de courtisans sans relations entre eux par quelques empereurs différents, le clan Minamoto devient un clan familial intégré, l'un des plus importants et des plus puissants de toute l'histoire du Japon. Makoto, aussi connu sous le nom Kitabe-daijin, est le frère de l'empereur Nimmyō, Minamoto no Tokiwa et Minamoto no Tōru. Il reçoit le nom « Minamoto » en 814. (fr)
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| - Minamoto no Makoto (源 信, 810 – February 13, 868) was the seventh son of the Japanese Emperor Saga, and was the first courtier to be given the name Minamoto. Initially an honorary name given to a number of unrelated courtiers by a number of different Emperors, the Minamoto clan would grow to be an integrated clan family, one of the most powerful and most important in all of Japanese history. Makoto, also known as Kitabe-daijin, was the brother of Emperor Nimmyō, , and Minamoto no Tōru. He received the name "Minamoto" in 814. Towards the end of his life, in 866, the main gate (Ōtemmon) of the Imperial Palace was destroyed by a fire; in one of the Heian period's more famous events of court intrigues, Makoto was accused by his political rival Tomo no Yoshio of having set the blaze. This came to be known as the "Ōtenmon Conspiracy" (応天門の変, Ōtemmon no Hen); with the help of his powerful connections at court, Makoto was able to successfully argue his innocence. It was later discovered that Ban Tomo set the fire himself. (en)
- Minamoto no Makoto (源 信, 810 – 13 février 869) est le septième fils de l'empereur du Japon Saga et le premier courtisan à recevoir le nom « Minamoto ». À l'origine nom honorifique donné à un certain nombre de courtisans sans relations entre eux par quelques empereurs différents, le clan Minamoto devient un clan familial intégré, l'un des plus importants et des plus puissants de toute l'histoire du Japon. Makoto, aussi connu sous le nom Kitabe-daijin, est le frère de l'empereur Nimmyō, Minamoto no Tokiwa et Minamoto no Tōru. Il reçoit le nom « Minamoto » en 814. Vers la fin de sa vie, en 866, la porte principale (Ōtemmon) du palais impérial est détruite par un incendie. Dans l'une des intrigues de cour les plus fameuses de l'époque de Heian, Makoto est accusé par son rival politique Tomo no Yoshio d'être à l'origine du sinistre. Cet incident est appelé « conspiration Ōtenmon » (応天門の変, Ōtemmon no Hen). Avec l'aide de ses puissantes relations à la cour, Makoto est en mesure de prouver son innocence. On découvre plus tard que Ban Tomo est lui-même l'auteur de l'incendie. (fr)
- 源 信（みなもと の まこと）は、平安時代初期から前期にかけての公卿。嵯峨天皇の子（嵯峨第一源氏）。官位は正二位・左大臣、贈正一位。初代源氏長者。北辺大臣と号した。 (ja)
- Minamoto no Makoto ( 源信 também conhecido como Kitabe no daijin ?, 810 - 868), foi um nobre do Período Heian da história do Japão. Makoto foi o sétimo filho do imperador Saga, e foi o primeiro a quem foi dado o nome Minamoto . Inicialmente o nome Minamoto era honorífico dado aos filhos dos imperadores que não tinham condições de almejar ao trono. Makoto, era irmão do Imperador Nimmyo, de Minamoto no Tokiwa e de Minamoto no Tōru. Recebeu o nome de Minamoto em 814 e se tornou o primeiro de seus lideres. (pt)
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