On this day, 495 years ago, on January 31, 1530 (January 3, 1530 lunar calendar), Otomo Zonglin, the Warring States period name of Kyushu, Japan, was born. Otomo Zonglin Otomo Zonglin (Otomo Zonglin ¡¢¤ª¤ª¤È¤â¤½¤¦¤ê¤ó¡¢ 1530-1587) Otomo Zonglin, born on the third day of the first month of the third year of Xianglu (January 31, 1530), died on the sixth day of May in the 15th year of Tianzheng (June 11, 1587). He was the Warring States daimon of Kyushu in the Warring States Period of Japan, and was also a Catholic daimon. The 21st generation lord of the Otomo family. His real name is Otomo Yoshin. Because the ancestor of the Otomo family came from the ancient family Fujiwara, his official name can be recorded as Fujiwara Yoshin. At first he converted to Zen Buddhism, and later converted to Catholicism and The father is Otomo Yoshikan, and the mother is the sequel of Yoshikan (from the Onei family). The half-brother is Onei Yoshio. The main house of Jonglin is Madame Naido, daughter of Naido Kinji of Naito Hachiman Palace, and sister of Tawara Jinxian. His sons are Otomo Yoshikari, Otomo's in-laws, and Otomo's in-laws. There are four lower left guard gatekeepers from the official position to the official position. The young name is Shizumaru. The Buddhist name is Zonglin, and the Catholic baptismal name is DonFrancisco (Don Francisco).