Database: Ashigaru - Revision history

Lady Kyashira at 11:28, 25 May 2026

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	When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.		When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.

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imported>Soranin at 18:54, 21 June 2025

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	When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.		When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.

imported>Soranin at 02:46, 6 April 2025

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	When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.		When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.

	Ashigaru first earned their reputation as an effective military class during the [[Ōnin War]] (1467-77) when, along with {{Wiki\|:ja:野伏 (日本史)\|nobushi}} (armed peasants) and {{Wiki\|悪党\|akuto}} ([[bandit]]s), they laid waste to the capital city, [[Kyoto]]. Although war did provide opportunity for social ascension, few rose to the rank of [[samurai]]. [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], the son of a foot soldier and successor to [[Oda Nobunaga]], is the most famous exception.		Ashigaru first earned their reputation as an effective military class during the [[Ōnin War]] (1467-77) when, along with {{Wiki\|:ja:野伏 (日本史)\|nobushi}} (armed peasants) and {{Wiki\|:ja:悪党\|akuto}} ([[bandit]]s), they laid waste to the capital city, [[Kyoto]]. Although war did provide opportunity for social ascension, few rose to the rank of [[samurai]]. [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], the son of a foot soldier and successor to [[Oda Nobunaga]], is the most famous exception.

	Originally, ashigaru weapons consisted of [[bow]] and [[arrow]] or [[Long weapon\|pole-mounted]] arms like the [[naginata]], and later, the [[yari]]. Once [[firearm]]s were introduced in 1543, ashigaru played an increasingly prominent role in warfare and were often organized into musketeer units, [[Arquebus\|teppo]] ashigaru or teppogumi ashigaru.		Originally, ashigaru weapons consisted of [[bow]] and [[arrow]] or [[Long weapon\|pole-mounted]] arms like the [[naginata]], and later, the [[yari]]. Once [[firearm]]s were introduced in 1543, ashigaru played an increasingly prominent role in warfare and were often organized into musketeer units, [[Arquebus\|teppo]] ashigaru or teppogumi ashigaru.

imported>MikonoshinobiCE at 13:10, 30 March 2025

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imported>Darman36 at 19:35, 22 March 2025

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	When warlords of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as ashigaru (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.		When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.

	Ashigaru first earned their reputation as an effective military class during the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Ōnin War~~\|Onin War}}~~ (1467-77) when, along with nobushi (armed peasants) and akuto ([[bandit]]s), they laid waste to the capital city, [[Kyoto]]. Although war did provide opportunity for social ascension, few rose to the rank of [[samurai]]. [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], the son of a foot soldier and successor to [[Oda Nobunaga]], is the most famous exception.		Ashigaru first earned their reputation as an effective military class during the [[Ōnin War]] (1467-77) when, along with {{Wiki\|:ja:野伏 (日本史)\|nobushi}} (armed peasants) and {{Wiki\|悪党\|akuto}} ([[bandit]]s), they laid waste to the capital city, [[Kyoto]]. Although war did provide opportunity for social ascension, few rose to the rank of [[samurai]]. [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], the son of a foot soldier and successor to [[Oda Nobunaga]], is the most famous exception.

	Originally, ashigaru weapons consisted of [[bow]] and arrow or pole-mounted arms like the [[naginata]], and later, the yari. Once ~~firearms~~ were introduced in 1543, ashigaru played an increasingly prominent role in warfare and were often organized into musketeer units, [[teppo]] ashigaru or teppogumi ashigaru.		Originally, ashigaru weapons consisted of [[bow]] and [[arrow]] or [[Long weapon\|pole-mounted]] arms like the [[naginata]], and later, the [[yari]]. Once [[firearm]]s were introduced in 1543, ashigaru played an increasingly prominent role in warfare and were often organized into musketeer units, [[Arquebus\|teppo]] ashigaru or teppogumi ashigaru.
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	When warlords of feudal Japan needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot ~~soldiers~~ known as ashigaru (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.		[[File:ACSH DB Ashigaru.png\|thumb\|250px]]
			When warlords of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as ashigaru (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.

	Ashigaru first earned their reputation as an effective military class during the Onin War (1467-77) when, along with nobushi (armed peasants) and akuto (~~bandits~~), they laid waste to the capital city, Kyoto. Although war did provide opportunity for social ascension, few rose to the rank of samurai. Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the son of a foot soldier and successor to Oda Nobunaga, is the most famous exception.		Ashigaru first earned their reputation as an effective military class during the {{Wiki\|Ōnin War\|Onin War}} (1467-77) when, along with nobushi (armed peasants) and akuto ([[bandit]]s), they laid waste to the capital city, [[Kyoto]]. Although war did provide opportunity for social ascension, few rose to the rank of [[samurai]]. [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], the son of a foot soldier and successor to [[Oda Nobunaga]], is the most famous exception.

	Originally, ashigaru weapons consisted of bow and arrow or pole-mounted arms like the naginata, and later, the yari. Once firearms were introduced in 1543, ashigaru played an increasingly prominent role in warfare and were often organized into musketeer units, teppo ashigaru or teppogumi ashigaru.		Originally, ashigaru weapons consisted of [[bow]] and arrow or pole-mounted arms like the [[naginata]], and later, the yari. Once firearms were introduced in 1543, ashigaru played an increasingly prominent role in warfare and were often organized into musketeer units, [[teppo]] ashigaru or teppogumi ashigaru.
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When warlords of feudal Japan needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot soldiers known as ashigaru (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.

Ashigaru first earned their reputation as an effective military class during the Onin War (1467-77) when, along with nobushi (armed peasants) and akuto (bandits), they laid waste to the capital city, Kyoto. Although war did provide opportunity for social ascension, few rose to the rank of samurai. Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the son of a foot soldier and successor to Oda Nobunaga, is the most famous exception.

Originally, ashigaru weapons consisted of bow and arrow or pole-mounted arms like the naginata, and later, the yari. Once firearms were introduced in 1543, ashigaru played an increasingly prominent role in warfare and were often organized into musketeer units, teppo ashigaru or teppogumi ashigaru.
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	[[File:ACSH DB Ashigaru.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Ashigaru.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.		When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.

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	When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.		When [[Daimyō\|warlords]] of feudal [[Japan]] needed extra protection for convoys, they would draft peasants to boost their numbers. This was more of a show of force as the peasants were not expected to do any real fighting and were released from service when no longer needed. However, some would remain as foot [[soldier]]s known as [[ashigaru]] (literally, "light of foot") which would form the lowest rank of an army. While drafts were a regular practice, they were not demanding as to cause labor shortages in the countryside. Widespread starvation at the time was more often the result of bad weather or the direct impact of war rather than a lack of farm workers and other laborers.

	Ashigaru first earned their reputation as an effective military class during the [[Ōnin War]] (1467-77) when, along with {{Wiki\|:ja:野伏 (日本史)\|nobushi}} (armed peasants) and {{Wiki\|悪党\|akuto}} ([[bandit]]s), they laid waste to the capital city, [[Kyoto]]. Although war did provide opportunity for social ascension, few rose to the rank of [[samurai]]. [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], the son of a foot soldier and successor to [[Oda Nobunaga]], is the most famous exception.		Ashigaru first earned their reputation as an effective military class during the [[Ōnin War]] (1467-77) when, along with {{Wiki\|:ja:野伏 (日本史)\|nobushi}} (armed peasants) and {{Wiki\|:ja:悪党\|akuto}} ([[bandit]]s), they laid waste to the capital city, [[Kyoto]]. Although war did provide opportunity for social ascension, few rose to the rank of [[samurai]]. [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], the son of a foot soldier and successor to [[Oda Nobunaga]], is the most famous exception.

	Originally, ashigaru weapons consisted of [[bow]] and [[arrow]] or [[Long weapon\|pole-mounted]] arms like the [[naginata]], and later, the [[yari]]. Once [[firearm]]s were introduced in 1543, ashigaru played an increasingly prominent role in warfare and were often organized into musketeer units, [[Arquebus\|teppo]] ashigaru or teppogumi ashigaru.		Originally, ashigaru weapons consisted of [[bow]] and [[arrow]] or [[Long weapon\|pole-mounted]] arms like the [[naginata]], and later, the [[yari]]. Once [[firearm]]s were introduced in 1543, ashigaru played an increasingly prominent role in warfare and were often organized into musketeer units, [[Arquebus\|teppo]] ashigaru or teppogumi ashigaru.