大内氏 | The Ōuchi Clan

大内氏 | The Ōuchi Clan
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Year: 1502
Daimyo: Ōuchi Yoshıtaka
Capital: Hagato
Important Provinces: Buzen, Aki, Hizen, Izumo, Honma, Suo, Awami
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The Ōuchi clan was a samurai family established in the 14th century, which became an important power in western Japan during the 15th century. Ruling over the Yamaguchi region, the clan made significant advancements in trade and cultural development under the leadership of Ōuchi Yoshıtaka. As one of the most influential powers of the era, the clan supported art and literature, enhancing the cultural richness of the region. Additionally, by controlling maritime trade routes, they strengthened their economic power. The Ōuchi clan holds a significant place in Japanese history not only for its military successes but also for its cultural legacy.