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Imai Sōkun (今井 宗薫, 1552 – 25 May 1627) was a prominent weapons merchant in the Japanese port town of Sakai, and master of the Japanese tea ceremony. He was also known by the names Imai Hiratsuna and Imai Kanehisa.

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  • Imai Sōkun (fr)
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  • 今井宗薫 (ja)
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  • 今井 宗薫（いまい そうくん、天文21年（1552年） - 寛永4年4月11日（1627年5月25日））は、安土桃山時代・江戸時代の人物。茶人今井宗久の子。本名は兼久。官名を帯刀左衛門、号は別に単丁斎とした。 (ja)
  • Imai Sōkun (今井 宗薫, 1552 – 25 May 1627) was a prominent weapons merchant in the Japanese port town of Sakai, and master of the Japanese tea ceremony. He was also known by the names Imai Hiratsuna and Imai Kanehisa. (en)
  • Imai Sōkun (今井 宗薫, 1552-25 mai 1627) est un important marchand d'armes dans la ville portuaire de Sakai et un maître de la cérémonie du thé. Il est aussi connu sous les noms d'« Imai Hiratsuna » et « Imai Kanehisa ». (fr)
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  • Imai Sōkun (今井 宗薫, 1552 – 25 May 1627) was a prominent weapons merchant in the Japanese port town of Sakai, and master of the Japanese tea ceremony. He was also known by the names Imai Hiratsuna and Imai Kanehisa. Sōkun was the son of weapons merchant and tea master Imai Sōkyū, and carried on from his father in both capacities. He also followed his father as an advisor and tea master to Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Following Hideyoshi's death in 1598, he served Tokugawa Ieyasu, who named him a hatamoto and granted him an estate worth 1,300 koku. Sōkun also helped to organize the dispatch of red seal ships, trading ships formally authorized by the shogunate to trade with the Asian mainland. (en)
  • Imai Sōkun (今井 宗薫, 1552-25 mai 1627) est un important marchand d'armes dans la ville portuaire de Sakai et un maître de la cérémonie du thé. Il est aussi connu sous les noms d'« Imai Hiratsuna » et « Imai Kanehisa ». Sōkun est le fils du marchand d'armes et maître de thé Imai Sōkyū, dont il poursuit les activités. Il succède également à son père comme conseiller et maître de thé auprès de Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Après la disparition de Hideyoshi en 1598, il sert Tokugawa Ieyasu, qui le fait hatamoto et lui octroie un domaine d'une valeur de 1 300 koku. Sōkun aide aussi à organiser l'envoi des navires au sceau rouge, les navires commerciaux formellement autorisés par le shogunat à commercer avec le continent asiatique. (fr)
  • 今井 宗薫（いまい そうくん、天文21年（1552年） - 寛永4年4月11日（1627年5月25日））は、安土桃山時代・江戸時代の人物。茶人今井宗久の子。本名は兼久。官名を帯刀左衛門、号は別に単丁斎とした。 (ja)
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