- 酒井忠勝
- さかいただかつ【酒井忠勝】(1587-1662) 江戸前期の老中・大老。 家光・家綱に仕え, 幕藩体制の確立に貢献。 川越城主。 のち若狭小浜一二万石に転封。
Japanese explanatory dictionaries. 2013.
Japanese explanatory dictionaries. 2013.
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