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Ikeda Mitsunaka
Ikeda Mitsunaka was a Japanese daimyo who became lord of the Tottori domain in 1632, when as a small child he exchanged his domain of Okayama with his cousin Ikeda Mitsumasa. His line ruled Tottori, covering the provinces of Inaba and Hoki, until the abolition of the domains in 1871, while Mitsumasa's line held Okayama.
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