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In Edo-period Japan, a daimyō considered an outsider by the shōgun, from those families who submitted to the Tokugawa shōgunate after the Battle of Sekigahara, including both daimyō who fought with the Tokugawa and those who fought against them

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  • na Japonskem v obdobju Edo daimjo, ki ga je šogun obravnaval kot tujca, iz rodbin, ki so se po bitki pri Sekigahari podredile šogunatu Tokugava, vključno z daimji, ki so se borili z rodbino Tokugavo, in tistimi, ki so se borili proti njej (sl)
  • je feŭda Japanio, la lasta de la tri klasoj de daimioj, konsistanta el tiuj familioj kiu vasaliĝis sub la Tokugava-ŝoguno post la fondo de la Tokugava-ŝoguneco (la Batalo de Sekigahara je 1600 p.K.) (eo)
  • classe de daimyō (pt)
  • tipo di daimyō (it)
  • in Edo-period Japan, a daimyō considered an outsider by the shōgun, from those families who submitted to the Tokugawa shōgunate after the Battle of Sekigahara, including both daimyō who fought with the Tokugawa and those who fought against them (en)
  • senyors feudals considerats una amenaça per al shogun (ca)
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  • Tozama daimyō (en)
  • Tozama-dàimio (ca)
  • Tozama-Daimyō (de)
  • Tozama daimyō (es)
  • Tozama daimyō (fr)
  • Tozama daimyō (it)
  • 外様大名 (ja)
  • 도자마 다이묘 (ko)
  • Tozama (pt)
  • Tozama-daimyō (pl)
  • Тодзама (ru)
  • Тодзама (uk)
  • 外樣大名 (zh)
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