About Niki Mitsunaga
Niki Mitsunaga was a military commander and samurai.
Niki Mitsunaga (仁木 満長) was a Japanese samurai lord of the late Nanboku-chō and early Muromachi period. He was the Governor of Ise Province (1390-1396).
Life Niki Mitsunaga was born as the son of Governor of Ise Province Niki Yoshinaga of the Nitsuki clan (also known as Niki clan).
In 1390, Mitsunaga was appointed as Governor of Ise Province after the Toki clan was deposed by Ashikaga Yoshimitsu due to the Mino Rebellion.
Although Mitsunaga's descendants did not become Governors, they survived as what became known as the Ise Nitsuki family.
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Who was Niki Mitsunaga?
samurai lord
When did Niki Mitsunaga die?
Niki Mitsunaga died in 1396.
What was Niki Mitsunaga's occupation?
Niki Mitsunaga was a military commander and samurai.
What nationality was Niki Mitsunaga?
Niki Mitsunaga's recorded nationality: Japanese people.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Niki Mitsunaga. https://biography.guide/niki-mitsunaga/
MLA: "Niki Mitsunaga." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/niki-mitsunaga/.
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