Database: Awaji Island - Revision history

Lady Kyashira at 11:14, 25 May 2026

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	[[Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.		[[Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.

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imported>Darman36 at 00:24, 16 December 2025

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	[[Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.		[[Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.

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imported>Soranin at 20:14, 16 September 2025

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	{{Spoilerhd\|16 December 2025\|[[Claws of Awaji]]}}		{{Spoilerhd\|16 December 2025\|[[Claws of Awaji]]}}
	[[~~Awaji Island\|~~Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.		[[Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.

	According to {{Wiki\|Japanese mythology\|mythology}}, the island came into being through the union of two deities, {{Wiki\|Izanagi}} and {{Wiki\|Izanami}}. In medieval times, the island came under the domain of several noble families. In the 13th century, the {{Wiki\|Sasaki clan\|Sasaki}}, who were ''{{Wiki\|gokenin}}'' (the [[shōgun]]'s liegemen), obtained the office of ''{{Wiki\|shugo}}'', military governor of the province, on behalf of the {{Wiki\|Kamakura shogunate\|Kamakura regime}}. With the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] in the 14th and 15th centuries, it was the powerful {{Wiki\|Hosokawa clan\|Hosokawa}} who exercised their rule, but falling victim to the "low overcomes the high" phenomenon (''{{Wiki\|gekokujō}}''), they lost their position to their vassals, the {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}, who were in turn defeated by [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Hideyoshi entrusted the island's rule to his vassals, but between 1581 and 1600, no fewer than five noble families succeeded one another as the island's rulers.		According to {{Wiki\|Japanese mythology\|mythology}}, the island came into being through the union of two deities, {{Wiki\|Izanagi}} and {{Wiki\|Izanami}}. In medieval times, the island came under the domain of several noble families. In the 13th century, the {{Wiki\|Sasaki clan\|Sasaki}}, who were ''{{Wiki\|gokenin}}'' (the [[shōgun]]'s liegemen), obtained the office of ''{{Wiki\|shugo}}'', military governor of the province, on behalf of the {{Wiki\|Kamakura shogunate\|Kamakura regime}}. With the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] in the 14th and 15th centuries, it was the powerful {{Wiki\|Hosokawa clan\|Hosokawa}} who exercised their rule, but falling victim to the "low overcomes the high" phenomenon (''{{Wiki\|gekokujō}}''), they lost their position to their vassals, the {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}, who were in turn defeated by [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Hideyoshi entrusted the island's rule to his vassals, but between 1581 and 1600, no fewer than five noble families succeeded one another as the island's rulers.

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	[[Awaji Island\|Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.		[[Awaji Island\|Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.

imported>Darman36 at 19:11, 16 September 2025

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	{{Spoilerhd\|16 December 2025\|[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]}}		{{Spoilerhd\|16 December 2025\|[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]}}
	[[Awaji Island\|Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a province of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.		[[Awaji Island\|Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.

	According to {{Wiki\|Japanese mythology\|mythology}}, the island came into being through the union of two deities, {{Wiki\|Izanagi}} and {{Wiki\|Izanami}}. In medieval times, the island came under the domain of several noble families. In the 13th century, the {{Wiki\|Sasaki clan\|Sasaki}}, who were ''{{Wiki\|gokenin}}'' (the [[shōgun]]'s liegemen), obtained the office of ''{{Wiki\|shugo}}'', military governor of the province, on behalf of the {{Wiki\|Kamakura shogunate\|Kamakura regime}}. With the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] in the 14th and 15th centuries, it was the powerful {{Wiki\|Hosokawa clan\|Hosokawa}} who exercised their rule, but falling victim to the "low overcomes the high" phenomenon (''{{Wiki\|gekokujō}}''), they lost their position to their vassals, the {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}, who were in turn defeated by [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Hideyoshi entrusted the island's rule to his vassals, but between 1581 and 1600, no fewer than five noble families succeeded one another as the island's rulers.		According to {{Wiki\|Japanese mythology\|mythology}}, the island came into being through the union of two deities, {{Wiki\|Izanagi}} and {{Wiki\|Izanami}}. In medieval times, the island came under the domain of several noble families. In the 13th century, the {{Wiki\|Sasaki clan\|Sasaki}}, who were ''{{Wiki\|gokenin}}'' (the [[shōgun]]'s liegemen), obtained the office of ''{{Wiki\|shugo}}'', military governor of the province, on behalf of the {{Wiki\|Kamakura shogunate\|Kamakura regime}}. With the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] in the 14th and 15th centuries, it was the powerful {{Wiki\|Hosokawa clan\|Hosokawa}} who exercised their rule, but falling victim to the "low overcomes the high" phenomenon (''{{Wiki\|gekokujō}}''), they lost their position to their vassals, the {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}, who were in turn defeated by [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Hideyoshi entrusted the island's rule to his vassals, but between 1581 and 1600, no fewer than five noble families succeeded one another as the island's rulers.

imported>Darman36: Ataga also called "Atagishi" per JP WP, likely was erroneous shortening of name

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Ataga also called "Atagishi" per JP WP, likely was erroneous shortening of name

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	Awaji is the largest island in the Seto Inland Sea, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a province of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of ~~Hyogo~~ Prefecture.		[[Awaji Island\|Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a province of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.

	According to mythology, the island came into being through the union of two deities, Izanagi and Izanami. In medieval times, the island came under the domain of several noble families. In the 13th century, the Sasaki, who were gokenin (the ~~shogun~~'s liegemen), obtained the office of shugo, military governor of the province, on behalf of the Kamakura regime. With the Muromachi shogunate in the 14th and 15th centuries, it was the powerful Hosokawa who exercised their rule, but falling victim to the "low overcomes the high" phenomenon (~~gekokujô~~), they lost their position to their vassals, the Miyoshi, who were in turn defeated by Hideyoshi. Hideyoshi entrusted the island's rule to his vassals, but between 1581 and 1600, no fewer than five noble families succeeded one another ~~ass~~ the island's rulers.		According to {{Wiki\|Japanese mythology\|mythology}}, the island came into being through the union of two deities, {{Wiki\|Izanagi}} and {{Wiki\|Izanami}}. In medieval times, the island came under the domain of several noble families. In the 13th century, the {{Wiki\|Sasaki clan\|Sasaki}}, who were ''{{Wiki\|gokenin}}'' (the [[shōgun]]'s liegemen), obtained the office of ''{{Wiki\|shugo}}'', military governor of the province, on behalf of the {{Wiki\|Kamakura shogunate\|Kamakura regime}}. With the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] in the 14th and 15th centuries, it was the powerful {{Wiki\|Hosokawa clan\|Hosokawa}} who exercised their rule, but falling victim to the "low overcomes the high" phenomenon (''{{Wiki\|gekokujō}}''), they lost their position to their vassals, the {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}, who were in turn defeated by [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Hideyoshi entrusted the island's rule to his vassals, but between 1581 and 1600, no fewer than five noble families succeeded one another as the island's rulers.

	Awaji was also defended by a ~~fortress~~, known as Sumoto Castle. This castle was first built in 1526 by local lords, the ~~Atagi~~, who captained bands of sea warriors who were more or less pirates. In 1585, the castle was reinforced with large stone blocks and moats by ~~Wakizaka~~ Yasuharu (~~1524-1626~~), who succeeded in turning it into a real fortress.		Awaji was also defended by a [[fort]]ress, known as [[Sumoto Castle]]. This castle was first built in 1526 by local lords, the {{Wiki\|ja:安宅氏\|Ataga}}, who captained bands of sea warriors who were more or less [[Piracy\|pirates]]. In 1585, the castle was reinforced with large [[stone]] blocks and moats by {{Wiki\|Wakisaka Yasuharu}} (1524–1626), who succeeded in turning it into a real fortress.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Regions]]		[[Category:Database: Regions]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Awaji Island}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Awaji Island}}

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{{Spoilerhd|16 December 2025|[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]}}
Awaji is the largest island in the Seto Inland Sea, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a province of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of Hyogo Prefecture.

According to mythology, the island came into being through the union of two deities, Izanagi and Izanami. In medieval times, the island came under the domain of several noble families. In the 13th century, the Sasaki, who were gokenin (the shogun's liegemen), obtained the office of shugo, military governor of the province, on behalf of the Kamakura regime. With the Muromachi shogunate in the 14th and 15th centuries, it was the powerful Hosokawa who exercised their rule, but falling victim to the "low overcomes the high" phenomenon (gekokujô), they lost their position to their vassals, the Miyoshi, who were in turn defeated by Hideyoshi. Hideyoshi entrusted the island's rule to his vassals, but between 1581 and 1600, no fewer than five noble families succeeded one another ass the island's rulers.

Awaji was also defended by a fortress, known as Sumoto Castle. This castle was first built in 1526 by local lords, the Atagi, who captained bands of sea warriors who were more or less pirates. In 1585, the castle was reinforced with large stone blocks and moats by Wakizaka Yasuharu (1524-1626), who succeeded in turning it into a real fortress.
[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Regions]]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Awaji Island}}

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	{{Spoilerhd\|16 December 2025\|[[Claws of Awaji]]}}		{{Spoilerhd\|16 December 2025\|[[Claws of Awaji]]}}
	[[~~Awaji Island\|~~Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.		[[Awaji]] is the largest island in the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea}}, at its eastern-most point. It is a strategic location that previously served to control maritime traffic in the region. Awaji was once a {{Wiki\|Awaji Province\|province}} of the same name. However, nowadays the island is part of {{Wiki\|Hyōgo Prefecture}}.

	According to {{Wiki\|Japanese mythology\|mythology}}, the island came into being through the union of two deities, {{Wiki\|Izanagi}} and {{Wiki\|Izanami}}. In medieval times, the island came under the domain of several noble families. In the 13th century, the {{Wiki\|Sasaki clan\|Sasaki}}, who were ''{{Wiki\|gokenin}}'' (the [[shōgun]]'s liegemen), obtained the office of ''{{Wiki\|shugo}}'', military governor of the province, on behalf of the {{Wiki\|Kamakura shogunate\|Kamakura regime}}. With the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] in the 14th and 15th centuries, it was the powerful {{Wiki\|Hosokawa clan\|Hosokawa}} who exercised their rule, but falling victim to the "low overcomes the high" phenomenon (''{{Wiki\|gekokujō}}''), they lost their position to their vassals, the {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}, who were in turn defeated by [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Hideyoshi entrusted the island's rule to his vassals, but between 1581 and 1600, no fewer than five noble families succeeded one another as the island's rulers.		According to {{Wiki\|Japanese mythology\|mythology}}, the island came into being through the union of two deities, {{Wiki\|Izanagi}} and {{Wiki\|Izanami}}. In medieval times, the island came under the domain of several noble families. In the 13th century, the {{Wiki\|Sasaki clan\|Sasaki}}, who were ''{{Wiki\|gokenin}}'' (the [[shōgun]]'s liegemen), obtained the office of ''{{Wiki\|shugo}}'', military governor of the province, on behalf of the {{Wiki\|Kamakura shogunate\|Kamakura regime}}. With the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] in the 14th and 15th centuries, it was the powerful {{Wiki\|Hosokawa clan\|Hosokawa}} who exercised their rule, but falling victim to the "low overcomes the high" phenomenon (''{{Wiki\|gekokujō}}''), they lost their position to their vassals, the {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}, who were in turn defeated by [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Hideyoshi entrusted the island's rule to his vassals, but between 1581 and 1600, no fewer than five noble families succeeded one another as the island's rulers.