1 Sen-hime
Born at Fushimi Castle, Kyoto 26 May 1597 (Keichô 2.4.11); died at Edo 11 March 1666 (Kambun 6.2.6).
Married 1st 3 September 1603 (Keichô 8.7.28) Toyotomi Hideyori (born 1593; died (suicide) 3 June 1615 (Keichô 20.5.7)). [Hideyori was her maternal 1st cousin – his mother Yodo-gimi was sister of O-Eyo no Kata]. No issue.
Married 2nd 8 Octobert 1616 (Genna 2.9.29) Honda Tadatoki (born 11 May 1596 (Keichô 1.4.14); died 30 June 1626 (Kanfei 3.5.7), 1st Daimyo of Himeji Shinden [Tadatoki was her paternal 1st cousin once removed - his mother Toku-hime was a daughter of Matsudaira Nobuyasu, elder brother of Hidetada]. Issue: 1 son (died young) & 1 daughter.
2 Tama-hime (Nene-hime)
Born 1 August 1599 (Keichô 4.6.11); died 9 August 1622 (Genna 8.7.3).
Married 1601 (Keichô 6) Maeda Toshitsune (born 16 January 1594 (Bunroku 2.11.25); died 7 November 1658 (Manji 1.10.12)), 3rd Daimyo of Kanazawa. Issue 3 sons & 4 daughters.
3 Katsu-hime (Katsuko)
Born at Edo Castle 12 June 1601 (Keichô 6.5.12); died 20 March 1672 (Kambun 12.2.21).
Married (Keichô 16.9.28) Matsudaira Tadanao (born 16 July 1595 (Bunroku 4.6.10); died 5 October 1650 (Keian 3.9.10)), 2nd Daimyo of Kitanoshô. Issue 1 son & 2 daughters
4 Hatsu-hime
Born 25 August 1602 (Keichô 7.7.9); died 16 April 1630 (Kanfei 7.3.4) Married Kyôgoku Tadataka (born 1593 (Bunroku 2); died 2 August 1637 (Kanfei 14.6.12)), Daimyo of Matsue. No issue. [Tadatakafs stepmother O-Hatsu (Jôkôin) was the elder sister of O-Eyo no Kata]
5 Tokugawa Iemitsu
Born at Edo Castle 12 August 1604 (Keichô 9.7.17) (original name Takechiyo); died there 8 June 1651 (Keian 4.4.20). Succeeded his father as 3rd Shogun 1623.
Married 1625 Takako (born 1602 (Keichô 5); died 11 July 1674 (Empô 2.6.8)), daughter of Kampaku and Minister of the Left Takatsukasa Nobufusa (1565-1658).
Iemitsu had no issue by his wife but had 5 sons and 1 daughter by concubines.
6 Tokugawa Tadanaga
Born at Edo castle 12 June 1606 (Keichō 11.5.7) (original name Kunimatsu); died (suicide) at Takasaki 5 January 1633 (Kanfei 10.12.6). Daimyo of Kôfu and Sumpu (Suruga). Married 28 December 1623 (Genna 9.11.7) Masako, daughter of Oda Nobuyoshi (1584-1626), 1st Daimyo of Obata. No issue.
7 Matsu-hime (Masako)
Born at Edo Castle 23 November 1607 (Keichō 12.10.4); died at the Ōmiya Gosho, Kyoto 2 August 1678 (Empō 6.6.15), Married at Kyoto 17 July 1620 (Genna 6.6.18) Emperor Go-Mizunoo (1596-1680).
Received the title of Nyôgo on her marriage, declared Empress with the title of Chûgû 7 January 1625 (Kan'ei 1.11.28), received the title of Nyôin and styled Tōfukumon'in 23 December 1629 (Kan'ei 6.11.9).
Other children of Hidetada
Hidetadafs eldest son Nagamaru (or Chômaru) (born 25 January 1602 (Keichô 6.12.3); died 8 November 1602 (Keichô 7.9.25) is sometimes said to be the son of O-Eyo no Kata but the dates of birth of his sisters make this impossible and he was probably the son of an unnamed concubine.
Hidetada had a youngest son Masayuki (born 17 June 1611 (Keichô 16.5.7); died 4 February 1673 (Kambun 12.12.18)) by a woman called O-Shizu who was in the household of Hidetadafs former wet-nurse. Hidetada was terrrified of his wife O-Eyo no Kata and, fearing her reaction, as soon as he learned of the preganacy he sent O-Shizu away from Edo. The son was adopted by the Hoshina family and did not meet his father till after O-Eyo no Katafs death when he was 18. He later became the first Daimyo of Aizu.
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: Tokugawa no Masako , empress of Emperor Go
: Mizunoo, was daughter of Tokugawa no
: Hidetada and Asai no Tatsuko (Oeyo).
: She was their 7th child, born Nov 23, 1607.
: Who the other 6th? did Hidetada have other
: children beside those 7?
: Masako married in 1620 Emperor Go Mizunoo;
: she gave him 8 children. Who where they?
: Emperor Go Mizunoo had children by 6 other
: wives: Yotsutsuji no Oyotsu; Kushige no
: Takako ;are there any information about
: them, and about their children?
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