Many players, like me, learn about the Japanese Sengoku from the game. Some daimyo are already quite familiar with the military generals, and today we will review the Japanese Warring States warriors in the main history!
Shigeharu Takenaka (27 September 1544 – 6 July 1579) was known as "Shigeho", commonly known as "Hanbei", and posthumously known as "Fukyū Mizuto". A military general of the Azuchi-Momoyama period of japan's Sengoku period.
The representative military division of Japan's Sengoku period, together with kuroda officers and soldiers in the same period, was called "Erbei".
Astronomy was born in Ōyojo Castle, Ōno-gun, Mino Province (Ōno-cho, Ōno-gun, Gifu Prefecture). In the first year of The Reign of Nagaru (1558), together with his father, who was then the lord of Iwate Castle in Bucheku-gun, he defeated Iwate Katamori and began to build and move to The Castle of Bodhi Mountain in the 2nd year of Eiroku (1559). After taking the hats, Shigeharu Takenaka married the daughter of Andō Morimaru,the lord of Iwamura Castle, one of the three men, and after his father's death in 1562, Shigeharu succeeded to the throne of the Takeaka family and Bodhi Mountain Castle, owning about 30,000 stones of land, and serving Saito Ryuko, the daimyō of Mino Domain.
Earlier in mino kingdom, there was a feud between Saito Michizo and Saito Yoshiryu, and Takenaka Shigemoto lost power because of his support for Michizo, and Shigeharu, as the son of Shigemoto, was not trusted and was snubbed, although he returned to the Saito family by virtue of his father-in-law's relationship with his father-in-law Ando Mori.
Since the time of Saito Yoshiryu, the Saito family has been repeatedly attacked by Oda Nobunaga from Owari Kingdom, and in July of the 4th year of Nagaro (1561), Mino was again attacked by Oda, and Saito adopted the unique ambush tactic of Takenaka Shigeharu's "Ten Faces Ambush Formation" to break the Oda side's offensive. In the 6th year of Nagaroku (1563), Takenaka Shigeharu again repelled the Oda Army's offensive (Battle of New Ghana (Japanese: 新ganaの戦い), said to be Higenno Hiroshi).
In February of the 7th year of Nagarjuna (1564), it is said that Inaba Shigeharu, in order to dissuade the wine-colored lord Saito Ryuko, ordered his younger brother Kusaku (Takeaka Shigeru), who was then a hostage in Inabayama Castle, to pretend to be ill, and led 16 retinues into the castle to visit the disease, and then outwited Inabayama Castle, which was known for its inability to attack, and later returned the castle to Longxing, shocking the world. It is said that at that time, Shigeharu Takenaka and Morao Ando were at odds with Morihiro Higenno and Naomoto, one of the "Mino Trio" (because the three could not understand Shigeharu's intentions, and another said that it was out of jealousy), resulting in Oda Nobunaga of Owari having an opportunity to take advantage of it, so he launched a castle takeover. On the night of the capture of the city, Shigeji ordered his courtiers to hold two torches.
In the darkness of the night, saito's army mistakenly thought that the Oda family's army had invaded, and the residents and soldiers of the city fled in a big way. Shigeharu took advantage of the situation to break into Inabayama Castle, and soon went to the imperial palace where Ryuheung lived to see Ryuhei, who later fled to his city and re-entered the castle after Shigeharu returned to the castle. After Shigeharu returned to the castle, he ceded the position of governor to his younger brother Hisaku and lived in seclusion on Mount Kurihara. At one point, as a guest general, he accepted the Asai family's 3,000-piece (equivalent to 15,000 stone height) of the Feng Lu, and about a year later he re-lived in seclusion in the old leading rock hand. After the fall of the Saito family, Takenaka Shigeharu was hired by the Asai family to make ends meet, and was later persuaded by Hideyoshi Toshiba to change to Nobunaga, according to the "Toyo kan" written by Takeaka Shigeto, Nobunaga accepted Hideyoshi's request, and agreed to takeaka Shigeharu to join With Makinmura Toshisada and Maru Mao Kanetoshi as Hideyoshi's "and force". During Nobunaga's siege of the network, Shigeharu Takenaka used his former connections at the Asai family to assist in various strategic planning activities. These include the rebellion of Asai Fangcho Changting Xuan castle and Changbi Castle in the first year of the Yuan Dynasty (1570) ('Asai Three Generations'). After the Battle of Theagawa, he was appointed as a hermit of Hashiba Hideyoshi (legend has it that shigeharu and Nobunaga had a bad relationship, but there is another theory that Nobunaga believed that putting Shigeharu under Hideyoshi would be more able to exert his ability to expand abroad than placing himself next to him, not necessarily because of poor relations, it is certain that Takeaka was never Hideyoshi Naoto), and under Hideyoshi's command, he went on a journey to the west, and together with another staff officer, Kuroda Takato, he was called "Two Guards". Toyotomi Hideyoshi's younger brother Toyotomi Hidenaga, the general Masakatsu Bee-suga, and Maeno Nagayasu all regarded the Hanbei as a division and enjoyed a high reputation in the military.
After Toyotomi Hideyoshi was appointed general in charge of attacking Sanyo Province in China, Takenaka Shigeharu served as a staff officer, and in the 6th year of Tenshō (1578), the Hachimanyama Castle of the Ukita clan in Bizen fell through the transfer of Takenaka Shigeharu, which was appreciated by Nobunaga. When another of Hideyoshi's aides, Kuroda Officers and Soldiers, ordered to go to Arioka Castle to persuade Araki Murashige, they were placed under house arrest by Araki Murashige, and for a time it was misrepresented that the officers and soldiers had fallen to Araki, and Nobunaga was furious and demanded that Hideyoshi execute the son of the officer and soldier Wei (Matsushimaru Maru, later Kuroda Nagamasa), but fortunately Takenaka Shigeharu used as a substitute to hide Nobunaga, deepening Takeaka's friendship with the Kuroda family. However, in April of the 7th year of Tenshō (1579), his condition deteriorated during the rebellion against Hatsho-sanji in Haruma Miki Castle. Shigeharu Takenaka refused Hideyoshi's request to return to Kyoto for recuperation, insisted on staying on the hiraiyama front, and died at the age of 36, after leaving his last words that "death in battle is the true color of a samurai", and his cause of death was presumed to be tuberculosis or pneumonia.
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Shigeru has been frail and sick since childhood, and was once considered to be a person who did not show up. Both the Taikaku Chronicle and the Tokiyama Chronicle record that her countenance resembles a woman. (その facial features, 婦人の如し"), when accompanying the army, often quietly rode horses, unlike ordinary military generals, the image is like Zhang Liang of Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao.
Because of his appearance like a woman, he was often ridiculed by the lord Saito Ryuko and his courtiers, and Takahata Saito, the favorite minister of Nagayoshi Saito, painted Takekaka Shigeharu's face on the bridge and urinated on the portrait. A few days later, Hida Mori served as the bodyguard of Ryuheung's house, and Shigeharu launched a plan to capture the castle of Inabayama castle, and attacked and killed Hida Mori in retaliation.
During the Battle of Nagashina, one of takeda's forces moved to the left, with a tendency to attack the left wing. Hideyoshi was anxious because of the large number of troops and the difficulty of changing positions, and Shigeharu said that this was a trick of the Takeda army and should hold its position. Hideyoshi failed to heed the advice and led the army to meet him. Shigeharu resolutely remained in his original position, and sure enough, the Takeda army returned to attack the original position, but Fortunately, Shigeharu insisted until Hideyoshi returned to the rescue.
One of the "two guards", Kuroda Takataka, once took the "brother's oath paper" given by Hideyoshi to see Shigeharu, and Shigeharu immediately burned the oath paper and advised Takashi Takashi, "You and Hideyoshi's highness are the main subordinates, not brothers, please forget about the oath paper as soon as possible." When Takashi Takashi sent the rebel general Arakimura back to the castle but was imprisoned, Nobunaga suspected that Takashi taka, who had been delayed in returning, had defected, so he ordered Shigeharu to kill Takashi Takashi's eldest son Matsushimaru (Kuroda Nagamasa), shigeji ostensibly agreed, but in fact secretly hid Nagamasa from being poisoned, thus winning the respect and gratitude of Takashi's father and son, but also angering Nobunaga, who later learned about it, at this time Takenaka was terminally ill and was too far away to participate in the Maori expedition in China and was too late to cure the crime, and a series of Zangzi storms disappeared with The death of Takenaka's illness and the confirmation of Takashi Takashi's whiteness.
After shigeru's death, the Kuroda family also continued to maintain a good relationship with the Takenaka family because of their gratitude to Shigeharu Takeaka, and the ceremony of the firstborn son, Takenaka Shigeto, was performed by Kuroda Takashi as the hat relative (the person who performed the crown ceremony in the coming-of-age ceremony), and the relationship between the two families remained friendly and close until the Edo period