Kozuki

Surname
Kozuki
Name
Homeland
Wano Country
Members
MomonosukeKozuki OdenKin'emonInuarashiNekomamushiKanjuroRaizoKozuki HiyoriKozuki SukiyakiShinobu +9 more
Related families
Kurozumi
First revealed
Ch. 817
Name meaning
**Kozuki / Kōzuki** (光月) = 光 'light / shining' + 月 'moon' → literally 'shining moon' / 'light-moon.' First lettered on-page @0816 as 'Kougetsu' (光月, the on'yomi reading *Kōgetsu*) and corrected to the kun-blend 'Kouzuki' @0817 — same kanji, same meaning, different reading (the Volume 81 release also retro-fixes 0816's dialogue to 'Kouzuki'). Male given names follow a Japanese-food theme: *oden* (the dish — Kozuki Oden) and *momo* 桃 'peach' (Kozuki Momonosuke).

Lineage: the ruling clan of Kuri in the Land of Wano — the bloodline Kozuki Oden (great daimyo, implied deceased) → Kozuki Momonosuke (heir/son) — served by sworn retainers who bear the clan’s crest. Revealed on-page Ch. 817.

Members

MemberRole / BranchFirst confirmed as familyStatus
Momonosukeheir / son (“Kozuki Momonosuke”)Ch. 817alive

Confirmed retainers (vassals — not blood)

The clan’s crest is borne loyally by its retainers, revealed Ch. 817 (pp. 2–9):

Relationship tree

       Kozuki Oden (great daimyo of Kuri; implied deceased)
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       Kozuki Momonosuke (heir)

Why this family matters (plot weight)

The clan ties Wano to Zou — the mink kings are ancient sworn brothers / retainers of the Kozuki — and to the poneglyph network: a red poneglyph “of a different usage” has stood for centuries behind the Kozuki crest in Zou’s whale-tree (see Void Century and Ancient Kingdom, Poneglyph).

Zou (Ch. 818) — the clan are the poneglyph-makers; Oden’s voyage + execution

Zou (Ch. 819) — Oden’s Roger voyage restated; the heir’s vow; Momonosuke’s mother

Zou (Ch. 820) — Oden the malcontent daimyo; the seafaring legacy

Zou (Ch. 821) — the heir commands Zunisha; the voice-faculty tied to Oden

Wano Country (Ch. 911) — the clan as the deposed-but-anticipated rightful rulers of Kuri

Wano Country (Ch. 914) — the clan’s fall dated to ~20 years ago

Wano Country (Ch. 916) — the official slander against the clan

Wano Country (Ch. 918) — graves of the living at Oden Castle

Wano Country (Ch. 919) — the clan’s fall dramatized; the time-leap revealed

Wano Country (Ch. 920) — the bloodline filled in; Oden’s life; the time-leap

Wano Country (Ch. 922) — the ancestral seat razed

Wano Country (Ch. 926) — the reverse-crescent crest fuels the clan-return rumor

Wano Country (Ch. 928) — Momonosuke names his hidden sister

Wano Country (Ch. 932) — the bloodline “has not yet died out”; the vengeance year

Wano Country (Ch. 938) — a surviving Kozuki heir resurfaces

Wano Country (Ch. 941) — the hidden heir shown; an Oden-era ally surfaces

Wano Country (Ch. 942) — the daimyo system serving the Kozuki shogunate

Wano Country — Udon (Ch. 950) — the Kozuki shadow dramatized

Wano Country — Ringo (Ch. 952) — Hiyori shown alive, raised by Kawamatsu

Wano — Oden flashback opens (Ch. 960) — Oden & Sukiyaki first shown

Wano — Oden flashback, the prodigal son banished (Ch. 961)

Wano — Oden flashback, the heir reinstated as Daimyo of Kuri (Ch. 962)

Wano — Oden-era flashback, the heir whose birth secured the line (Ch. 965)

Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 1025) — the heir’s first public claim to the shogunate

Wano — flashback (Ch. 1047) — the clan’s twenty-years-past sacrifice deepened

Wano — Flower Capital, the Kozuki restoration (Ch. 1051)

Wano Country — Sukiyaki revealed alive (Ch. 1053)

  • Kozuki Sukiyaki revealed alive (Ch. 1053). Oden’s father and former Shogun survived in hiding beneath the castle as the masked “Mr. Tengu”; he keeps his survival secret from his grandson, the new Shogun Momonosuke. Three living Kozuki generations now overlap (Sukiyaki → Oden [deceased] → Momonosuke / Hiyori). He tells Robin that the ancient weapon Pluton sleeps in Wano. See Ancient Weapons.

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