About Suzuki Motonobu
Lived 1555 – 1620 (aged 64–65). Suzuki Motonobu was a military commander.
(1555–1620) was a Japanese samurai of the Sengoku through early Edo period. A former merchant, he was studying tea ceremony in Kyoto when hired by Date Masamune. Also known as Shichirōemon (七右衛門). He was given the job of treasurer, and was involved in external affairs, as well. Masamune granted Motonobu Furukawa Castle. Motonobu felt that Masamune would achieve overlordship over Japan, and so he began to compose a legal code to prepare for that eventuality. However, as this did not happen, the draft was destroyed as per Motonobu's will.
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Who was Suzuki Motonobu?
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When was Suzuki Motonobu born?
Suzuki Motonobu was born in 1555.
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Suzuki Motonobu died in 1620.
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Suzuki Motonobu was a military commander.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Suzuki Motonobu. https://biography.guide/suzuki-motonobu/
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