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Introduction to the Warring States Forces of the Oda Family (reproduced)(1/5)

Oda family

1534--1582

Name: Oda Nobunaga

Alias: Master Ji, Sansuke, Saburo.

Official position: Shangzheng, Shaozhong, Tai Zhang Shou, General of the Left Guard, Right Minister, Right General.

Oda Nobunaga (1534-1582): An unparalleled hero, known as the "Fengyuner" of the Warring States Period and the founder of the Anzu era. Master Yoshikichi, inherited his father Nobuhide as the governor of the family, quickly unified the entire Ohashi. In 1560, he captured Imakawa Yoshimoto in the Tuosaki and became famous. He then formed an alliance with Tokugawa Ieyasu, defeated Mino Saito, moved to Gifu, and established the ambition of "the world's buoyant". In 1568, he was appointed as the general Ashikaga Yoshiaki, and soon the two of them had a feud.

He fought with the "Nobunaga Surrounding Net" organized by Yoshiaki for several years. In 1571, Holy Mountain Bi was burned and declared war on the conservative forces of the temple. In 1573, Asakura was broken, and Yoshiaki was exiled. In 1575, Yu Nagaki used new tactics to defeat Takeda cavalry. In 1576, Antu Castle was built; in 1577, he began to march towards Kansai. Later, because he went to reinforce the general Hashishi (Toyotomi) Hideyoshi who besieged Takamatsu Castle, he passed through the Honnoji Temple in Kyoto. The retainer Akechi Mitsuhide rebelled and was forced to commit suicide.

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Three men of Nobuhid Oda.

After Oda Nobuhide's death, the sons fought for their own strength and killed each other. Finally, in 1551, Nobunaga succeeded as the governor of the family.

In 1557, Nobunaga unified Zhang Guo.

In 1560, in the Battle of Turkara, Imakawa Yoshiyuan's army went west with 25,000 troops. Nobunaga's army raided Imakawa's army in the storm, and was defeated by the great victory, and Imakawa Yoshiyuan died in the battle. Nobunaga's bravery and shocked his neighbors.

(Appendix: Imakawa Yoshimoto (1519-1560): commonly known as Mikawa Guard, Otasuke, Suruga Lord, and a tragic hero. In the 1536th, Brother Shirei was the head of the family. With the assistance of Taiyuan Chongfu (Snowsai), he completed the three-country alliance with Takeda and Hojo clans. When the power was at its peak, he led Suruga, Tomje and Sanhe, with outstanding reputation, strong soldiers and horses, and he was determined to take over the general Ashikaga clan and replaced him. However, on the way westward, unfortunately, Oda Nobunaga took advantage of the strong wind and rain to attack the central army and died in battle.)

In 1561, in the Battle of Moribaya, Nobunaga defeated Saiten Yoshiro's army.

In 1562, the Kiyosu League formed an alliance, and the Oda family and the Tokugawa family formed an alliance.

In 1567, Nobunaga captured the famous Mino city of Inabayama Castle, renamed Gifu, and controlled the Mino country. He married Tokugawa in the southeast and Asai in the northwest respectively, and Tokugawa and Asai in the Asai family became the wings of the Oda family.

In 1567, Nobunaga pacified North Ise.

In 1568, Nobunaga mobilized Mino, Ohara, Ise and his friendly troops, Mikawa, and the five Tonori countries marched towards Kyoto. They were as powerful as pacifying Origawa, entering Kyoto, and gained aquarium Yoshiaki as the general of the conquering Yiyi.

In 1570, Nobunaga attacked Echizen Asahikra, Asai Besie Alliance, and attacked Asahikra in front and back. Oda's army was defeated and Nobunaga escaped.

In the same year, in the Battle of Elsawa, Oda and Tokugawa coalition forces defeated Asai and Asakura coalition forces.

In 1573, Asaku and Ashikaga were conquered.

In 1575, in the Battle of Chang?, Nobunaga used a team of foreign guns with 3,000 bullets and defeated Takeda Katsurai's horse army, and Takeda's army never recovered from then on.

In 1575, the Oda Army pacified Echizen.

In 1576, Oda built Antu Castle in Omi and Kinki dominated.

Afterwards, the Oda army took Maori west and attacked Uesugi and Hojo in the east, and had a great momentum to annex the world.

In 1582, Nobunaga and more than a hundred trusted people stayed in Honnoji. Akatsuki Mitsuhide, the important minister of the Oda family, was dissatisfied with Nobunaga, and even led his army to besiege Honnoji. A generation of overlords died in the blazing flames.

1521--1583

Name: Shibata Katsuya

Alias: unknown.

Official position: repair bright.

Shibata Katsuya (?~1583): Commonly known as Quanji, Xiuli Ryo and Ohashi Oda family's genealogy were important officials. After Nobuhide's death, he once supported Nobunaga's brother Nobuhiro's rebellion. After his defeat, he was forgiven for his bravery in fighting. After that, he made many military achievements under Nobunaga's command and became the leader of the retainer group. After the demise of the Asai family, he had to marry Nobunaga's sister Ichihime and was appointed as the Hokuriku Investigation Tomoto, leading the invasion of Echizen Honanji and Echizen. Echizen, he could ascend to the Uesugii Shirato and live in Kitanojo. After the Honnoji Incident, he opposed Hashishi Hideyoshi. In 1583, he was defeated in the Quebetsu, retreated to Jushi, ignited the explosive stored in the Tensou Pavilion and committed suicide.

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After the Honnoji Incident, one of the four elders of the Oda family, the number one general of the Oda family.

Nobunaga Oda's brothers Nobuyuki's family.

In 1542, the first battle was in the Battle of Kotosaka, and the Imakawa army was defeated.

Oda Nobuhide died, and for his master Nobuyuki, Zhang Guo fought for hegemony and participated in the Battle of Qingzhou City and the Battle of Inamoto.

In 1557, Nobuyuki died and surrendered to Nobunaga and became Nobunaga's deputy general.

Afterwards, the Battle of Turksama, Mino Strategic Battle, Kyoto Advance Battle, Oei Defense Battle, Elsawakawa Hokki, and Nagashima always had very active crusades.

In 1570, during the Battle of Changguang Temple Castle, soldiers were thirsty and cut open the water bottle and gave only the remaining water to the soldiers. The soldiers worked hard to defeat the Hexagon Army, thus earning the title of "Bottle Cut Shibata".

In 1575, he was appointed as the king of Echizen and was responsible for the Hokuriku strategy, assisted by Sasa Narimasa and Maeda Taki.

In 1581, the Kaga Kingdom was pacified.

After the Honnoji Incident, he fought with Hideyoshi Hashiba for control of the Oda family. Due to his nephew Sakuma Moemasa's carelessness, the Shibada army was defeated in the Battle of Shibada.

Finally, he fled to his village in the north of the city, and committed suicide.

1535~1585

Name: Niba Nagahide

Alias: Wan Chiyo, Goro Saemon

Official position: Echimaki

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At the age of fifteen, he became a member of Nobunaga, and gradually became a close minister who was on par with Shibata Katsuya. He married Nobunaga's adopted daughter in 1563. After the Battle of Sikawa in 1571, he was initially appointed as the Lord of Omesa Sakawa Yama Castle, and was granted the surname Weiju in 1575. During the Honnoji Incident, he was taking charge of Tsuma Yoshihide to pacify the four countries. He rushed eastward after hearing the news and joined forces with Hashiba Hideyoshi, defeating Akichi Mitsuhide in Yamazaki. The Kiyoshi Conference agreed with Hideyoshi and was granted the title of Wakasa Ichi, Omesa Takashima and Shiga. After the failure of the Katsuya Ichi, he changed his title to Echizen and Kaga's Noguchi and Euma II, and moved the main city to Kitanozo. He died of illness soon after.

1528--1582

Name: Akichi Mitsuhide

Alias: Ten Bingguards, Wu Ren.

Official position: Hinata Masashi.

Akichi Mitsuhide (1528-1582): commonly known as Shibuewe, the master of the Akichi family of the Mino Toki clan. He served Saito Dosan. After the demise of Dosan, he helped Ashikaga Yoshiaki contact Oda Nobunaga and eventually served in Nobunaga. After Nobunaga got to Luo in 1568, Mitsuhide was responsible for civil affairs management in Kyoto area and negotiated with the public and various temples. He began to participate in the conquest of Echizen Asahikura in 1570 and was named Omi Sakamoto Castle Lord in 1571. In 1573, Asahikura was destroyed, and he and

Takigawa Yiyi jointly dominated Echizen Kingdom. In 1575, he was granted the surname Wei Ren and Ren Ryukatsu. In the same year, he was the vanguard of the Tanba attack and was active on the front line. In 1579, he completely dominated the Tanba Kingdom and moved to Tanba Kameyama Castle. On June 2, 1582, the Honnoji Incident was launched, forcing the Lord Nobunaga to death, and then suppressed the Gyeonggi and obtained the title of General of the Conquering Yi. On the 13th of the same month, he was defeated by Hashiba Hideyoshi in Yamazaki. On the way to escape, he was killed by farmers hunting and samurai in Origata.

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Genji descendants, son of Akihi Konoyama, who split the family of Toki, Mino.

He went out with Oda Nobunaga, and fought against Asakura, fought against the Esakawa, and fought against the Honanji Temple. He was named the lord of Sakamoto Castle for his merits.

During the Antu period, Mitsuhide was responsible for the national meritorious strategy of Tanba. Mitsuhide took his mother as his qualifiers and persuaded the three brothers of Tanba. However, Nobunaga was dissatisfied with Mitsuhide's proposition and killed the three brothers, so Mitsuhide's mother was also killed by the angry people of Tanba. From then on, Mitsuhide hated Nobunaga very much.

In 1582, Nobunaga blamed Mitsuhide again and ordered his troops to be controlled by Hideyoshi Hashiba. Mitsuhide was unfair and had a decision. Then, Nobunaga stayed in Honnoji Temple. Mitsuhidemoto joined Hideyoshi Hashiba, and suddenly turned around to attack Honnoji Temple. Oda Nobunaga and Nobuta Tada all committed suicide.

After the Honnoji Incident, no one responded to Mitsuhide. Hashiba Hideyoshi raised the banner of rebellion, and in the battle of Yamazaki, Mitsuhide was defeated and killed.

1525--1584

Name: Takigawa Ichii

Alias: Taoist name: Zhi'an.

Official position: Liemi General, Yi Yuguan.

Takigawa Ichie (1525-1586): commonly known as Hasuke, the general supervisor of Zuo Kin, and Ome. After becoming a member of Nobunaga, he made many outstanding achievements in the Ise strategic battle and became the lord of Ozakayama Castle. In 1574, he suppressed the Nagashima Ikki Ueno Ise, and was granted the title of Kita Ise, and lived in Nagashima. In March 1582, after Nobunaga defeated the Takeda clan, Ichie obtained Ueno National, Shinoyama Prefecture, Saku, and the main castle Stable Bridge, and succeeded to the Kanto Gate to fight against Odawara Go Hojo clan. The Honno Temple Incident occurred and his subordinates were interfered. He was defeated by the Hojo clan in Katsuki Katsuya in Kamiwagawa and fled to Nagashima. During the Kiyosu Conference, he relied on Shibata Katsue and later participated in the Komaki battle. After Tokugawa Ieyasu surrendered to Hideyoshi, he was forced to become a monk and died in Echizen.

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Recommended by Shibata Katsuya and served in the Oda family.

Improve foreign gun production technology and be good at using tricks against the enemy.

In 1568, he attacked Beiyise with Nobunaga and was later responsible for the public security of Beiyise.

In 1569, the Oda army attacked Ise in Nan, and Ichiei led the northern Ise.

In 1572, Ichie served as the government affairs in Kinai at the same time. In the same year, Ichie followed the Oda army to finally quell the three-year rebellion of Nagashima Ikki. Ichie led the five counties of Ise with his merits and used Nagashima Castle as his residence.

Later, as the main force of Oda's direct-level army, he fought in various places, making countless contributions in Naga, Echizen, Ishiyama, Kii, Kaga, Yamato, Hatsuma, Waizumi, Kizuguchi, Iga and other places.

In 1582, he served as the deputy general of Nobuta Oda and conquered the Takeda family. He led Ueno Ichino with his merits, served as the leader of Kanto, and defended the Hojo family. Ichiyi's personal career also reached its peak.

After the Honnoji Incident, Ichie was defeated by the Hojo family and returned to Kitaise.

Later, Ichie joined the anti-Hideyoshi camp of the Satoshi family. After Satoshi committed suicide, he surrendered to Hideyoshi and lost all his fiefdom.

In 1584, during the battle of the long-term battle of Komaki, he was defeated by Tokugawa Ieyasu in Ouyasu. Finally, he died in frustration.

1539--1588

Name: Sasa Naimasa

Alias: Naito Suki.

Official position: Lu Oshou.

Sasa Naimasa (1535-1588): commonly known as Neizosuke, Muroomori, and his father was named Moemasa. He called himself a branch of the famous Sasaki clan of Muromachi, Nobunaga Black Mother-in-law general. He participated in the Asakura crusade. In the Battle of Nagata, Honanji Ikki attacked. In 1575, he became the deputy general of the Honami Katsuyashi, and was called "three people in the palace" with Maeda and Futa. After the defeat, he held on to the Vietaka, combined with Oda Nobuo and Tokugawa Ieyasu to fight against Hashishi Hideyoshi. He was defeated and surrendered in 1585, and was granted the title of Kyushu Hirohoku Ieyasu in 1587. The following year, he was forced to commit suicide in Sezunasaki for the excuse of ineffective suppression of peasant riots.

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The Black-clothed General Oda Nobunaga.

In 1561, in the Battle of Simino Fourteen Jos, Ikeda Yoshihiko killed the enemy general Inaba Yuemon.

In 1575, in the Battle of Long March, he and Maeda Takiya and others shared a hundred foreign guns and shot and killed Takeda's army.

Later, he assisted Shibata Katsuya in the Hokuriku strategy, and together with Maeda Taki family, Fukuji, he was called the three people in the mansion.

In 1579, he participated in the battle surrounding Ioka Castle and Miki Castle.
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