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Maeda Gen'i (前田玄以, 1539 – July 9, 1602) was a Buddhist priest from Mt. Hiei, retainer of Oda Nobunaga and later one of Toyotomi Hideyoshi's Go-Bugyō, along with Ishida Mitsunari, Asano Nagamasa, Mashita Nagamori and Natsuka Masaie. He entered the service of Oda Nobunaga sometime before 1570.

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rdfs:label	Maeda Gen’i (de) Maeda Gen'i (it) Maeda Gen'i (fr) Maeda Gen'i (en) 前田玄以 (ja) 마에다 겐이 (ko) 前田玄以 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Maeda Gen'i (前田玄以, 1539 – July 9, 1602) was a Buddhist priest from Mt. Hiei, retainer of Oda Nobunaga and later one of Toyotomi Hideyoshi's Go-Bugyō, along with Ishida Mitsunari, Asano Nagamasa, Mashita Nagamori and Natsuka Masaie. He entered the service of Oda Nobunaga sometime before 1570. (en) Maeda Gen'i (前田玄以?; 1539 – 9 giugno 1602) è stato un monaco buddhista del monte Hiei, successivamente servitore di Toyotomi Hideyoshi e uno dei suoi cinque Go-Bugyō (amministratori). Era noto inizialmente come Maeda Munehisa (前田宗向?). (it) 마에다 겐이(일본어: 前田玄以, 덴분 8년(1539년) ~ 게이초 7년 음력 5월 20일(1602년 7월 9일))는 센고쿠 시대로부터 아즈치 모모야마 시대까지의 승려, 무장, 다이묘이다. 도요토미 정권의 오봉행 중 한 명이다. (ko) 前田玄以（まえだげんい）は、戦国時代から安土桃山時代にかけての僧侶・武将・大名。豊臣政権の五奉行の一人。 (ja) 前田玄以（日语：前田玄以／まえだげんい Maeda Geni，1539年－1602年7月9日）是日本戰國時代至安土桃山時代的僧人、武將和大名，豐臣政權下的五奉行之一。 (zh) Maeda Gen’i (japanisch 前田玄以; * 1539; † 9. Juli 1602) war ein japanischer, buddhistischer Priester, Staatsmann und Daimyō. Ursprünglich Munihisa (宗向) genannt, wurde er jung Mönch am Hiei-zan und nannte sich Gen’i (玄似), auch Gen’i Hōin (玄似法印) weiter auch Mimbukyō Hōin, Tokuzen-in Gen’i. Er folgte dann Oda Nobunaga. Als dessen Sohn Nobutada in der Burg Nijō durch Akechi Mitsuhide angegriffen wurde, vertraute er seinen Sohn Sambōshi-maru (später Oda Hidenobu) Gen’i an, der ihn auf die Burg Gifu brachte und dann auf die Burg Kiyosu. (de) Maeda Gen'i (前田玄以, 1539-9 juillet 1602) est un prêtre bouddhiste du mont Hiei, et plus tard un des go bugyō (« cinq anciens ») de Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Il entre au service d'Oda Nobunaga avant 1570. Maeda Gen'i est nommé représentant de Kyoto en 1582. Après la mort d'Oda Nobunaga cette même année, il continue à servir Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Au domaine de Takamai dans la province de Tamba, il reçoit un fief de 50 000 koku. Dix ans plus tard, il jette les bases du futur château de Fushimi. En 1595, Maeda Gen'i est nommé parmi les « cinq magistrats » par Hideyoshi. En tant que membre de ce conseil, il « s'occupe des affaires nationales et n'a de compte à rendre qu'à Hideyoshi ». En plus de gérer un grand nombre d'autres affaires, Gen'i supervise également la réception de personnalités comme l'emp (fr)
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