Tokugawa Ieshige
Ueda Domain was then given to Matsudaira Tadachika, with an assessed "kokudaka" of 58,000 "koku". Matsudaira Tadachika served in many important roles within the administration of Tokugawa Ieshige, including "Kyoto shoshidai" from 1717 through 1724 and "rōjū" in 1724, His son, Matsudaira Tadazane, gave 5000 "koku" to his younger brother, reducing the domain to 53,000 "koku". The Matsudaira clan remained in control of the domain to the Meiji restoration.