一色氏




































一色氏

Ashikaga mon.svg
（家紋）

本姓
清和源氏（河內源氏）義家流足利氏流
家祖
一色公深
种别
武家
出身地
三河国一色莊
根据地
丹後國
代表人物
一色範氏
一色義貫
一色義直
以心崇傳
支系
土屋氏（武家）
幸手一色家（武家）

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一色氏是日本的一個氏族，其先為清和源氏的一流河內源氏。一色氏也是足利氏支族的武家。


一色氏之祖為足利泰氏的兒子一色公深，因以三河國吉良莊一色（今愛知縣西尾市一色町）為本貫，故而獲得一色氏的名乘。最初被任命為九州探題，派往筑前，後來回到畿內周邊，取得若狹國、丹後國、伊勢國、志摩國、三河國及尾張國2郡（知多郡、海東郡），成為擁有5國2郡的大守護。又擔任室町幕府侍所的所司，為四職中的筆頭，受到足利將軍家的重用。







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