Associated with their provinces. On the left is the province name, on the right a list of Daimyo families that ruled that province over the years of the Sengoku Jidai period:


Japanese Daimyo Families

Aki – Mori*
Awa – Miyoshi, Satomi
Bingo – Mimura
Bizen – Ukita, Urakami
Bungo – Otomo
Buzen – Kii
Chikuzen – Akizuki
Dewa – Akita, Mogami, Onodera
Echigo – Nagao, Uesugi
Echizen – Asakura
Etchu – Jinbo
Ezo – Matsumae
Harima – Akamatsu, Bessho
Higo – Aso, Kikuchi, Sagara
Hitachi – Satake
Hizen – Arima, Goto, Matsuura, Omura, Ryuzoji, Shoni
Hyuga – Ito
Inaba – Yamana
Iyo – Kono
Izu – Hojo
Izumo – Amako
Kaga – Togashi
Kai – Takeda*
Kanto Region – Uesugi
Kii – Horiuchi
Kwatchi – Hatakeyama
Mikawa – Tokugawa*
Mimasaka – Akamatsu
Mino – Saito
Mutsu – Ashina, Date, Kasai, Nanbu, Soma, Tsugaru
Nagato – Ouchi
Noto – Hatakeyama*
Omi – Asai, Kyogoku, Rokkaku
Osumi – Kimotsuki
Owari – Oda*
Sagami – Hojo
Satsuma – Shimazu
Settsu – Araki, Ikeda, Itami, Miyoshi
Shimosa – Chiba, Oda, Yuki
Shimotsuke – Nasu, Utsunomiya
Shinano – Kiso, Murakami, Ogasawara, Sanada, Suda, Suwa
Suo – Ouchi
Suruga – Imagawa
Tamba – Hatano
Tango – Ishiki
Tosa – Aki, Chosokabe*`, Ichijo
Tsushima – So
Yamato – Matsukura, Tsutsui

*-Denotes a family name already taken.

Takeda