In this impoverished period, titles and court rank were still prized by those outside the traditional kuge.

However, his lower 5th court rank was raised to 4th court rank in June 1880.

There he died, deprived of his court rank and considerable wealth, in late 1345 or early 1346.

In the mid-13th century, it was established as a special court rank, held by the highest-ranking official of the emperor's company.

He assumed the office of daimyō on December 16, 1861 and was awarded lower 6th court rank the same day.

Yu giri and numerous friends of the middle court ranks were with him.

He also held the senior court rank of pansebastos sebastos.

Aside from being a court rank, there were several prōtospatharioi who had specific duties:

His court rank was correspondingly increased to Lower 4th.

He became family head in 1847, coming of age that year, receiving court rank and title, and taking the name Yoshinobu.