【Kamon name】 Chrysanthemum71

Chrysanthemum

The chrysanthemum is used as an emblem for the imperial family, ever since the Emperor Go-Toba from the Kamakura period. In the 4th year of Meiji period, all non-royal use of the emblem was outlawed.

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This emblem is a pictorial representation of a piece of armour equipped on horses. It looks like the myoga emblem, but the pattern is slightly different. Used by the Otomo family.

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