Category:Ashikaga Yoshimasa

**Ashikaga Yoshimasa**
	8th shōgun of the Ashikaga shogunate of Japan (1436–1490) Tomba de Ashikaga Yoshimasa a Kyoto
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Name in native language	足利義政 (あしかがよしまさ);
Date of birth	20 January 1435, 20 January 1436; Kyoto
Date of death	27 January 1490; Kyoto
Place of burial	Shōkoku-ji;
Country of citizenship	Japan;
Residence	Muromachi Palace; Ogawa-dono; Ginkaku-ji;
Occupation	samurai; shogun;
Position held	Chamberlain of Japan (1447–); shogun (1449–1474); Sangi (1449–); Konoe Daisho (1455–); Naidaijin (1458–); Sadaijin (1460–); Jugō (1464–);
Movement	Higashiyama Culture;
Family	Ashikaga shogun family;
Father	Ashikaga Yoshinori;
Mother	Hino Shigeko;
Child	Ashikaga Yoshihisa;
Spouse	Hino Tomiko; Q11438596; daughter of Imagawa Norimasa; Q108777482;
Relative	Ashikaga Yoshimi (adopted child); Ashikaga Yoshitane (adopted child); Sadachika Ise (adoptive parent); Ashikaga Yoshizumi (adopted child);
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Ashikaga Shoguns
1. Takauji (1338–1358) 2. Yoshiakira (1358–1367) 3. Yoshimitsu (1368–1394) 4. Yoshimochi (1394–1423) 5. Yoshikazu (1423–1425) deputy: Yoshimochi (1425–1428) 6. Yoshinori (Yoshinobu) (1429–1441) 7. Yoshikatsu (1442–1443) 8. Yoshimasa (Yoshishige) (1449–1473) 9. Yoshihisa (Yoshihiro) (1473–1489) deputy: Yoshimasa (1489–1490) 10. Yoshiki (1490–1493) 11. Yoshizumi (Yoshitaka) (1494–1508) 10'. Yoshitane (Yoshitada) (1508–1521) 12. Yoshiharu (1521–1546) 13. Yoshiteru (Yoshifuji) (1546–1565) 14. Yoshihide (Yoshichika, Yoshikatsu) (1568) 15. Yoshiaki (1568–1588)