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===Yamato Haruhisa=== |
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Its said that he was a much powerful figure than his father, [[Yamato Haruhide]], whom, around in March 1546, was the strategist in the ”’Battle of Hikiriruchi”’ against South Shinano [[Daimyō]], ”’Kiso Yoshiyasu”’. |
Its said that he was a much powerful figure than his father, [[Yamato Haruhide]], whom, around in March 1546, was the strategist in the ”’Battle of Hikiriruchi”’ against South Shinano [[Daimyō]], ”’Kiso Yoshiyasu”’. |
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==Yamato Haruhide== |
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{{Nihongo|”’Yamato Haruhide”’ |浦上 宗景||extra=1480 – November 2, 1546}} was a Japanese [[samurai]] and commander of the [[Sengoku period]], he was [[Takeda Shingen]]’s most reliable general and was believed to be on par with [[Yamamoto Kansuke]]. |
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|name= Yamato Haruhide |
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|birth_date= 1480 |
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|death_date= November 2, 1546 |
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|death_place= [[Rusui Castle]], [[Rusui Passing]] |
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|birth_place= [[Shinano Province]] |
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|image= Rinsai, samurai armato di fucile, 1860 ca. 02.jpg |
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|caption= Yamato Haruhide in 1521 |
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|nickname= Ryōbei |
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|allegiance= [[Takeda clan]] |
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|rank= [[Samurai]] |
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|commands= [[Rusui Castle]] |
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|order= Head of [[Rusui Castle]] |
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|predecessor= Yamato Haruhiro |
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|successor= [[Yamato Haruhisa]] |
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|term_start= 1500 |
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|term_end= 1546 |
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|battles= Incident at Rusui Pass {{KIA}} |
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|relatives= Yamato Haruhiro (father) |
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|children= Yamato Haruhisa |
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==Battle of Hikiriuchi (1546)== |
==Battle of Hikiriuchi (1546)== |
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Latest revision as of 10:21, 9 December 2025
The Siege of Umashige Castle was one of the few greatest battles in the Sengoku Jidai, this was the final battle for Shinano between Ogasawara, Murakami, Kiso, and Takeda. This conflict was famously known as The Ryōshinano Seibatsu.
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Kakizaki Kagetaka † Koga Hirotomo Defected: |
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| 8,000 | 5,000 – 6,500 | 7,500 – 8,000 | ||||||
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| 1,450 killed | 2,000 – 4,000 killed | 4,000 – 6,200 killed | ||||||
The Siege of Umashige castle was the final battle to Takeda Harunobu‘s Ryōshinano Seibatsu (Subjugation of Both Shinano), Ryōshinano Seibatsu was composed of 3 battles and one incident, dating back to 1546 until February 1, 1547, some say that Murakami Yoshimura survived and defected to Takeda, but there is more proof that Murakami Yoshimura died in battle.
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Its said that he was a much powerful figure than his father, Yamato Haruhide, whom, around in March 1546, was the strategist in the Battle of Hikiriruchi against South Shinano Daimyō, Kiso Yoshiyasu.
Battle of Hikiriuchi (1546)
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Incident at Rusui pass (1546)
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It happened when Yamato Haruhide was delivering news back to Tsutsujigasaki Castle when he was ambushed by the huge Ogasawara – Murakami army, Yamato Hirohide was Shingen’s greatest general at that time, without Hirohide, they thought Shingen would give up, Morihide Sakamoto, a general under Ogasawara Ujioki, beheaded Yamato Hirohide, and presented it to Ujioki like treasure.
Battle of Hyiyokojima (1547)
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The Ogasawara needed to expand their territory, so they attacked Hyiyokojima Castle, owned by Takeda, when Takeda Nobushige engaged in conflict against Ogasawara Ujioki’s army, they said Nobushige killed 25 samurai all by himself before their defeat this was the infamous 3 Day Siege of Hyiyokojima.
