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Nabeshima Naoshige (鍋島 直茂,
April 12, 1538 – July 24, 1618) was a
warlord of the
Sengoku and
early Edo
periods and
progenitor of the
Nabeshima lords of...
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Domain was
established for Hori
Naoshige, the 4th son of Hori Naomasa, daimyō of Sanjō
Domain in
Echigo Province.
Naoshige had
holdings of 2,000 koku in...
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worth 30,000 koku.
Naokatsu retired in 1632,
yielding headship to his son
Naoshige. He died in Ōmi
Province in 1662. His
descendants were
moved around several...
- Mitsunari's
Western army
arrives at
Ogaki Castle.
September 29 –
Nabeshima Naoshige and
other Western Army
generals besiege Matsuoka Castle. The Army of the...
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engrave this
business of the
warrior into one's mind well."
Nabeshima Naoshige (1538–1618 AD) was
another Sengoku daimyō who
fought alongside Kato Kiyomasa...
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retainers and
warlords such as Katō
Kiyomasa (1562–1611) and
Nabeshima Naoshige were
generally recorded or p****ed down to
posterity around the turn of...
- Saga
Domain (350,000 koku), but
control of the
domain p****ed to
Nabeshima Naoshige when
Masaie was
killed in battle. Ryūzōji
Chikaie Ryūzōji
Takanobu Ryūzōji...
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occupied the
highlands of
Akasaka to
threaten Ōgaki
Castle as
Nabeshima Naoshige besieged the
Eastern Army
stronghold of
Matsuoka Castle. The following...
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operated by
Nagoya University. JPL · 8210 8212
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Naoshige Tani (1925–), a
member of the
Photovoltaic Po****rization ****ociation in...
- his
castle at
Yanagawa by Katō Kiyomasa,
Kuroda Yo****aka and
Nabeshima Naoshige.
Muneshige surrendered under the ****umption that he
could then
switch sides...
