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This is used for articles about the Japanese political Satō–Kishi–Abe family and their ties to the Meiji oligarchy through Chōshū.[1]

SATO-KISHI-ABE (佐藤-岸-安倍) Family Tree

  Female   Male

SHIN Soroku

Kuge Judge
(1844–1928)
[2][3]		MATSUOKA Gorozaemon

(c.1773–1831)
KUNIHIRO Jirozaemon

(c.1733–1853)
SATO Nobuhiro

Governor of Shimane
(1816–1900)
[4][5]		Marquess
Inoue Kaoru[a]

(great-great uncle to KISHI Nakako)
(1836-1915)
Gensui
Prince FUSHIMI Hiroyasu

(1875–1946)		SHIBA Kuma
(married Baron SHIBA Chuzaburo[a])		SHIN Keita
Ishikawajima Shipyard		MATSUOKA Yu
(OGAWA)
(1844–1936)		MATSUOKA Sanjuro
Shipping Magnate
(1831–1893)		MATSUOKA Oko
(KUNIHIRO)
(c.1840–1866)		SATO Mine
(KUNIHIRO)
(c.1840-c.1873)		SATO Nobuhiko

Yamaguchi Assembly
(1840–1898)		KISHI Yozo
Viscount
Yoshimasa Oshima

Governor-General
(1850–1926)
Marquis
KACHO Hironobuo

Peer[a]
(1905–1970)		Baron
SHIBA Masao

Peer[a]
(1902–1983)		MATSUOKA Ryuko
(SHIN)
(c.1849-c.1909)		MATSUOKA Yosuke

Foreign Minister[b]
(1880–1946)		MATSUOKA Kensuke
(1875-??)		SATO Fujieda
(MATSUOKA)
(1884–1944)		Dr SATO Matsusuke
(1877–1911)		SATO Shigeyo
"Moyo"
(1873–1932)		SATO Hidesuke
(c.1830–1884)		KISHI NobumasaABE Hyōsuke

Heki Nanushi		HONDO Hideko
(OSHIMA)
[6][7]
MATSUOKA Haruko
(KACHO)
(1934- )		MATSUOKA Shinzo
Sumitomo
(1923–2010)		TAJIMA Shuko
(married TAJIMA Joji)
[8]		MATSUOKA Kenichiro
TV Executive
(1914–1994)		MATSUOKA Mitsuo

Hikari Mayor
(1903–1971)		SATO Hiroko
(1907–1987)
[9]		SATO Eisaku

Prime Minister[c]
(1901–1975)		SATO Ichiro

Navy Vice Admiral
(1889–1958)		KISHI Nobusuke

Prime Minister[b][c]
(1897–1987)		KISHI Yoshiko
(1901–1980)		ABE Kan

Representative[d]
(1894–1946)		ABE Shizuko
(HONDO)
MATSUOKA Shizuko
(Sakamoto)[d]		MATSUOKA Masuno

Councillor[c][e]
(1934–2024)		SATO Kazuko
(ANZAI)		SATO Shinji

Foreign Minister[f]
(1932–2016)		KISHI Nakako
(grand-niece of Genrō INOUE Kaoru)		KISHI Nobukazu
Seibu Oil
(1921–2017)		ABE Yoko
(KISHI)
(1928–2024)		ABE Shintaro

Foreign Minister[d]
(1924–1991)
ADACHI Masahi

Councillor[g]
(1959- )		ADACHI Mika
(SATO)		KISHI Nobuo

Minister of Defense[f]
(1959- )		ABE Hironobu
Mitsubishi
(1952- )		ABE Sachiko
(Ushio)		ABE Shinzo

Prime Minister
[d][h]
(1954–2022)		ABE Akie
(MATSUZAKI)
(1962- )
Abe no Yoritoki

Heian-era ABE ancestor[10]
(c.1011–1057)		SATO Tadanobu

Heian-era SATO ancestor[5]
(1153–1186)		KISHI Nobuchiyo

Representative[f]
(1991- )		KISHI TomohiroABE HirotoABE Mariko
Parliamentary Districts:
  1. ^ a b c d House of Peers
  2. ^ a b Yamaguchi 2nd district (1928–1942)
  3. ^ a b c Yamaguchi 2nd district (1947–1993)
  4. ^ a b c d Yamaguchi 1st district (pre-1996)
  5. ^ Yamaguchi Councillors district
  6. ^ a b c Yamaguchi 2nd district
  7. ^ Councillors At-Large
  8. ^ Yamaguchi 4th district
  1. ^ "信夫佐藤氏". 武家の家紋の由来を探る.
  2. ^ "進家（進十六・進経太の子孫・家系図）". keibatsugaku.com. 24 August 2018.
  3. ^ "進經太". Jinji Koshinroku Database.
  4. ^ "佐藤家（佐藤栄作・佐藤龍太郎・佐藤秀助の家系図・子孫）". keibatsugaku.com. 3 September 2018.
  5. ^ a b "佐藤氏系図". 日本氏族大鑑.
  6. ^ "大島義昌". Jinji Koshinroku Database.
  7. ^ "本堂家（本堂恒次郎の家系図・子孫）". keibatsugaku.com. 14 October 2019.
  8. ^ "田島家（田島道治・田島圭介・田島譲治の家系図）". keibatsugaku.com. 19 August 2019.
  9. ^ "松岡家（松岡洋右の子孫・家系図）". keibatsugaku.com. 6 September 2018.
  10. ^ "長門 安倍氏系図". 日本氏族大鑑.
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