Daimyō of Kamakura

29,90 €

✨ Your noble title at a glance

Receive your personalized certificates, the coat of arms, and the e-book Immediately after ordering as a download.

  • ✓Digital (0 €): All documents & e-books are available directly in the customer account.
  • ✓Printing & Shipping (for €24.90): Everything printed on noble document paper + the book as a pocketbook – Completely free shipping.
  • ✓Exclusive extras: When selecting the printed version, you can optionally add accessories, such as the Golden ID Card or the gold coins.
ℹ️ Accessories & extras are selectable with the „Print & Shipping“ option.


For children The title „Prince“ or „Princess“ is used by default. If you would prefer the title “Prince” or “Princess” for your children, please let us know directly after ordering by email or live chat. You will receive the amended certificate reliably within a few hours.

Details and descriptions for all accessory items can be found below in the „Scope of delivery, accessories and extras“ section.
Choose an exclusive gift set of wine bottles and engraved glasses.

Instant download: You will receive all the documents – personalized certificates, high-resolution coats of arms, and the book „My Title of Nobility“ (as PDF & eBook) – directly after ordering, ready for download as a PDF file and as an eBook. Instantly available, accessible indefinitely, and ready to be printed at home.

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The complete package (download & print): You will receive all the documents – personalized certificates, coats of arms and the eBook "My Title" – immediately available for download in digital format. Additionally, we will send you all the certificates on genuine document paper, the elegant gift folder and the printed pocketbook conveniently by DHL to your home – printing and shipping are already included.

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Description

Information about the family history and the coat of arms

Family history
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Family history of the Daimyo of Kamakura

Daimyō of Kamakura

Die Geschichte der Herrscherfamilien von Kamakura beginnt mit dem Minamoto-Haus, dessen Verbindung zu dem Küstenort bis ins 11. Jahrhundert zurückreichte. Den entscheidenden Aufbruch wagte Minamoto no Yoritomo: Nach langen Jahren im Exil sammelte er 1180 seine Gefolgsleute und machte das von Bergen und Meer geschützte Kamakura zu seinem Hauptsitz. Mit Tatkraft, politischem Geschick und einem treuen Kreis von Samurai formte er hier Japans erste dauerhafte Kriegerregierung. 1185 setzte er in den Provinzen Verwalter und Schutzbeamte ein; 1192 erhielt er den Rang eines Shōgun.

Auch das Stadtbild trug die Handschrift seiner Familie. Die breite Wakamiya-Ōji führte zum Heiligtum Tsurugaoka Hachimangū, während Residenzen, Tempel und Verwaltungsgebäude Kamakura zu einem glänzenden politischen Mittelpunkt machten. Auf Yoritomo folgten seine Söhne Yoriie und Sanetomo. Gemeinsam stehen diese drei Generationen für den kraftvollen Beginn einer neuen Epoche, in der die Samurai das politische Leben Japans dauerhaft prägten.

Danach trat die mit den Minamoto eng verbundene Familie Hōjō in den Vordergrund. Yoritomos Gemahlin Hōjō Masako und ihr Vater Tokimasa gestalteten den Übergang; als Regenten lenkten die Hōjō fortan die Regierung. Hōjō Yasutoki schuf 1232 ein wegweisendes Rechtswerk für die Samurai und förderte Hafen und Verkehrswege. Unter Hōjō Tokimune behauptete sich Japan im 13. Jahrhundert gegen zwei mongolische Invasionsversuche. Gleichzeitig blühten Handel, Zen-Buddhismus, Baukunst und Bildhauerei.

1333 schloss sich das politische Kapitel der Kamakura-Regierung. Ihr Vermächtnis blieb jedoch lebendig: Die von Minamoto und Hōjō geformte Samurai-Kultur, ihre Tempel und ihre Vorstellungen von Verwaltung und Pflicht prägten Japan noch viele Jahrhunderte. Kamakura bewahrt diese eindrucksvolle Familien- und Herrschaftsgeschichte bis heute.

Sources: Stadt Kamakura (city.kamakura.kanagawa.jp), Japanische Nationalbibliothek (ndl.go.jp), Nationalmuseum für Japanische Geschichte (rekihaku.ac.jp)

Coat of arms & Heraldry
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Family coat of arms of Daimyo of Kamakura

Das Sasa-rindō-Mon der Minamoto als historisch passende Zuordnung zum Kamakura-Shōgunat.

Auf einer runden indigoblauen Lacktafel ein weißes, kreisförmig geordnetes Sasa-rindō aus stilisierten Enzianblüten über Bambusblättern; darüber ein schwarzer Kabuto mit goldenem Kuwagata, begleitet von indigoblauen Schnüren sowie Bambus- und Wellenornamenten.

Minamoto no Yoritomo begründete das Kamakura-Shōgunat. Das Sasa-rindō wird der Minamoto-Tradition und dem Kamakura-Shōgunat zugeordnet; ein europäisches Wappensystem bestand nicht.

Sources: Kamakura City, Tokyo National Museum, Sano Art Museum

Overview of your title package

What the title of nobility contains

Discover the fascination of historical noble titles. With each appointment, you receive a first-class package that perfectly combines tradition, personal recognition, and stylish representation:

✦ Your personal Aristonym: Your representative appointment certificate is artistically designed with your name, your new title and the associated coat of arms.
✦ Your own coat of arms: Each title comes with a masterful coat of arms that you can download as a high-resolution PDF for perfect printing.
✦ The book „My Title of Nobility“: With every order, you will receive the 165-page pocket book containing valuable practical tips.
✦ Immediate delivery & premium shipping: Immediately after purchase, everything is available for immediate download, and optionally by mail.

Your certificate

Authentic design with a historic flair: For each region, we create a certificate of appointment in the distinctive, country-specific style – complete with the appropriate coat of arms of your chosen title.

Share this special moment: Upon request, you will receive a free partner certificate and certificates for your children, so that the whole family can participate in the tradition.

Several magnificent documents with coats of arms and seals on a wooden table

Your own coat of arms

Each title comes with the corresponding historical coat of arms, which you receive as a high-resolution file. You can use it completely freely in private and professional contexts – whether on letterhead, business cards, or seals.

Coat of arms with a crown, a helmet and a centaur as a crowning ornament.

The Companion Book

The book „My Title“ takes you in detail into the multifaceted world of your new aristocratic title and offers valuable practical tips for everyday life, stylish guidance, and background information on history.

Book "My Title of Nobility" with coat of arms and marble design

Our accessories

Gold membership card of the Noble Society Association with coat of arms and name Max Wagner

Golden ID Card

Crafted from premium aluminum in business card format, the gold ID Card makes your title look stylish and mobile.

Two gold thalers with coats of arms and the number 10 on marble.

Gold coins

Fine gold and silver-plated medallions combine coats of arms, names and titles in a glossy, unique design.

Trodat stamp and a coat of arms on paper

Emblem stamp

The self-inking stamp quickly, cleanly and precisely transfers your personal emblem onto letterhead paper.

Dark wine bottle with coat-of-arms label "Hohenstetten Graf Max Wagner 2023" on marble.

My own wine

Choose fine red or white wine with an elegant, personalized label for a stylish look.

Two wine glasses with engraving "Hohenstetten" and coat of arms

Wappen Gläser

The masterfully engraved wine glasses display their coat of arms, name and title in stunning brilliance.

A seal machine prints a coat of arms on paper.

Precision pliers

The elegant embossing pliers embellishes letterheads or documents with a tactile, colourless relief embossing.


Honorary membership

Membership of the Noble Society Institute enriches your title with another dimension of exclusive representation. Validated by a magnificent certificate in your name, with no ongoing fees or obligations.

Certificate of the Noble Society Association for Count Max Wagner as honorary member
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