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妻木煕子，随夫姓明智煕子（日语：つまき ひろこ、あけちひろこ ，？－1576年）战国时代到安土桃山时代的女性。明智光秀正室。光秀共育有三男四女:嫡男十兵卫光庆，次男十次郎光泰，三男乙寿丸；长女嫁给明智秀满，次女嫁给明智光忠，三女（细川伽罗奢）嫁给细川忠兴，四女嫁给津田信澄。一般认为这些子女都出自熙子，因为光秀没有纳侧室。但也有说法指出部分子女的母亲另有其人。
, 妻木 煕子（つまき ひろこ、生年不詳 - 天正4年（1576年））は、戦国時代から安土桃山時代にかけての女性。明智光秀の正室。
, Tsumaki Hiroko (妻木煕子, 1530 - November 27, … Tsumaki Hiroko (妻木煕子, 1530 - November 27, 1576) was a Japanese noble woman from the Sengoku Period. She is also known as Omaki-no-kata, Omaki and Fuseya-hime, with her real name uncertain. The name Hiroko probably originated from her father's name . She was the wife of Akechi Mitsuhide, a prominent general of the Oda clan, and the mother of Hosokawa Gracia, a famous Christian convert. She played a pivotal role in Mitsuhide's early career and in stabilizing the Akechi clan, which would later be responsible for one of the most impactful events in Japanese history: the murder of Oda Nobunaga in the Honnoji Incident. Hiroko was the subject of a haiku by Matsuo Bashō, which reads "Tsuki sabi yo / Akechi ga tsuma no / hanashisen" ("Moon be sad / of the wife of Akechi / let us speak"). The sadness could be a reference to the common story that Hiroko died as a result of nursing her husband through a serious disease, which she herself then caught. However, since Japanese commentaries on the poem do not mention her death, the sadness seems to instead from the sacrifice of her own personal dreams which was required to support her husband.which was required to support her husband.
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Tsumaki Hiroko (妻木煕子, 1530 - November 27, … Tsumaki Hiroko (妻木煕子, 1530 - November 27, 1576) was a Japanese noble woman from the Sengoku Period. She is also known as Omaki-no-kata, Omaki and Fuseya-hime, with her real name uncertain. The name Hiroko probably originated from her father's name . She was the wife of Akechi Mitsuhide, a prominent general of the Oda clan, and the mother of Hosokawa Gracia, a famous Christian convert. She played a pivotal role in Mitsuhide's early career and in stabilizing the Akechi clan, which would later be responsible for one of the most impactful events in Japanese history: the murder of Oda Nobunaga in the Honnoji Incident.r of Oda Nobunaga in the Honnoji Incident.
, 妻木 煕子（つまき ひろこ、生年不詳 - 天正4年（1576年））は、戦国時代から安土桃山時代にかけての女性。明智光秀の正室。
, 妻木煕子，随夫姓明智煕子（日语：つまき ひろこ、あけちひろこ ，？－1576年）战国时代到安土桃山时代的女性。明智光秀正室。光秀共育有三男四女:嫡男十兵卫光庆，次男十次郎光泰，三男乙寿丸；长女嫁给明智秀满，次女嫁给明智光忠，三女（细川伽罗奢）嫁给细川忠兴，四女嫁给津田信澄。一般认为这些子女都出自熙子，因为光秀没有纳侧室。但也有说法指出部分子女的母亲另有其人。
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