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After a few months Nobuyuki mobilis supported Šibata Katsue and Haja Hidesada, rebelled against Nob

Oda Nobunaga | East Asia Guide
Oda Nobunaga (織田 信 長) (June 23, 1534. - June 21, 1582.) - The sixteenth century. Japan was in the middle of the pioneer association, as well as a large Sengoku period (戦 国 (Sengoku) - warring parties) landowner. He continued the work started by his successors Toyotomi and Tokugawa Ieyasu Hidejoši. Oda Nobunaga lived in a constant battle to death in 1582. He managed to win one-third of Japan. His faithful fellow mobilis Tojotomi Hideyoši became the first person who was able to unite the whole of Japan and become the first ruler of the country. (Jensen, 2000, p. 34)
HISTORY. Oda Nobunaga mobilis was born in 1954. June 23rd. It is believed that he was born in Nagoya Castle, ovary province. As a child he was noted strange behavior and disregard of social castes. When Japan was imported firearms, Oda Nobunaga started very interested in them. In 1574. received a noble title, and 1577. became the Minister of Justice, the third officer in command of the empire.
In 1551. Nobunaga's father died unexpectedly. During the funeral, he behaved arrogantly and hysterical. As a result of his behavior, has left a number of vassals, because they were convinced that the Nobunaga's mediocrity and lacks discipline. Separated vassals mobilis began supporting Nobunaga's brother Nobujukį. Hirate Masahide, Nobunaga's mentor and teacher, committed suicide in shame that he has brought the student's behavior. It is strongly affected by Nobunaga, and he later built a temple in honor of the teacher. (Jensen, 2000, p. 35-37)
To increase its power, Nobunaga persuaded skin Nobumitsu mobilis his father's younger mobilis brother to join him, while acting Kijosu conquered the castle where Oda Nobunaga and then lived for about 10 years. Nobunaga made peace with Imagava clan of Suruga Province and the Kira clan of Mikava provincial clans because they both had the same master, and had no reason to refuse. mobilis The Union shall ensure that Imagava clan nebeatakuos ovary provincial borders.
Although mobilis Nobujuki and his followers were still powerful in 1556. Nobunaga decided to enter the army to Mino Province to help Saito Dosan since his son, Saito Jošitatsu, turned against him. The mission failed, Dosan was killed, and his son became the new ruler of the province of Mino.
After a few months Nobuyuki mobilis supported Šibata Katsue and Haja Hidesada, rebelled against Nobunaga. The three rebels were sudoroti Ino battle, but they were dismissed for a crime because it asked Nobunaga and Nobujuki mother Tsučida Gözen. The following year, Nobuyuki again planned an uprising, but Šibata Katsue betrayed his plans and Nobunaga, who played sick, and called Nobuyuki killed him Kijosu castle.
OKEHAZAMA battle. 1560 m. Imagava Jošimoto collected 25 thousand. troops and began to march toward Kyoto in order to help siplnam Ašikaga Shogunate. Matsudaira clan of the province Mikava also joined Jošimoto soldiers. Oda clan could only collect 3,000 troops. Beyond that soldiers had possibly spread into various border strongholds. Šibata Katsue mobilis tried to dissuade mobilis him from attacking the skin Nobunaga, he even offered to give up without a fight (Weston, 2002, p. 30-31).
Nobunaga's scouts reported that the army Jošimoto resting in a narrow gorge and is a great place to be suddenly attacked. Imagava Army celebrated their victories in other battles, while Nobunaga has spiraled to their camp and settled nearby. Nobunaga's Army soldiers from the hardest hit fake hay and carried clothing and helmet and put a lot of flags, mobilis it would seem that a large army. Meanwhile, until the enemies looked towards mobilis the bait, Nobunaga's army bypassed the camp on the other side of the gorge and attacked enemies. Everything happened so fast that Jošimoto thought that just between his drunken soldiers fight broke out. Have realized it before, having been attacked by the samurai. One of the samurai attacks mobilis stopping it, but the second was fatal (Seal, p. 27-28).
MINO PROVINCE AND KYOTO conquests. In 1561. Mino Province from the disease, mobilis died unexpectedly Saito Jošitatsu. His son inherited the post Tatsuoki Saito, who was young and inexperienced than as a ruler or as a battle strategist. Taking advantage of his inexperience Oda Nobunaga began the march to the mine. Nobunaga was able to convince Saito followers to leave their inexperienced new leader, and thus weaken the Saito clan 1567. struck the decisive blow. Nobunaga took Inabajama mobilis Tatsuoki castle and took the prisoner.
Nobunaga's castle occupied by the castle and the adjacent city name in Gifu (Nowadays, there is a park and castle mobilis ruins). It also launched a new stamp on which it was written, I have to Fubu 天下 布 武 (to conquer the whole world). In 1564. Nobunaga forced his sister to marry Oiči AZAIS Nagamasa, Omi province of the sovereign, and that later helped him easier to reach Kyoto.
In 1568. Ašikaga Jošiaki went to Gifu Nobunaga and asked to begin the trek to Kyoto. Jošiaki wanted to avenge his murdered brother. Nobunaga, was tempted by the opportunity to conquer Kyoto, agreed to help Jošiaki return mobilis to power. But they was Omi province

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