Minamoto no Han'en

Minamoto no Han'en was an early Kamakura Buddhist monk, the second son of Minamoto no Noriyori, who held Yoshimi in Musashi Province.

When his father was exiled to Izu on suspicion of treason in 1193, Han'en and his brother were spared through the plea of their great-grandmother, the nun Hiki-ama, and both took the tonsure. He later received the Yoshimi estate in Musashi, and his son Tameyori adopted the name Yoshimi, founding the Yoshimi house.