- Kazuhide.
Lured by the offense,
Kazuhide and his
closest allies,
Arima Toyouji and
Noisshiki Sukeyoshi,
followed the
retreating Sakon. As they pursued...
-
Naoyasu Amano Ya****ge Ando
Naotsugu Ando
Shigenobu Aoyama Tadanari Ariyama Toyouji Asano Nagaakira Baba
Nobushige ****ushima
Masanori ****ushima
Masayori Furuta...
-
Matsudaira Yasunao (1569–1593) of ****aya
Domain Honda Hirotaka’s
daughter Arima Toyouji (1569–1642) of
Kurume Domain Arima Tadayori (1603–1655) of
Kurume Domain...
- Tadayuki, respectively. From the
Kurume Domain came 8,300 men
under Arima Toyouji; from the
Yanagawa Domain 5,500 men
under Tachibana Muneshige; from the...
- Shigekatsu: 1,200 men
Wakebe Mitsuyoshi Horio Tadauji Nakamura Kazutada Arima Toyouji: 900 men Kyōgoku Takatomo: 3,000 men ****i
Moritaka Commanders of Western...
- Kuisegawa. At first, two
Tokugawa generals Nakamura Kazuhide and
Arima Toyouji fallen into trap of
ambush from the
flanks as they
pursuing the fleeing...
- of
heraldic information available today on this
period in ****an.
Arima Toyouji Large Battle Standards:
black square on
white base (right),
triple black...
-
central and
northern Chikugo (including Kurume) was ****igned to
Arima Toyouji,
formerly daimyō of the 80,000 koku ****uchiyama
Domain in
Tanba Province...
- Shoun-ji in Hiroo. Thus at Bairin-ji are the
graves of the 1st daimyō,
Arima Toyouji, the 2nd daimyō,
Arima Ta****ori, the 7th daimyō
Arima Yoriyuki and the...
- Province.
Arima Yoritsudo, the
third son of the
founder of the domain,
Arima Toyouji, was
allowed to
found his own
branch of the clan, and
served as a hatamoto...
