Database: Fukushima Fortress - Revision history

Lady Kyashira at 13:17, 26 May 2026

2026-05-26T13:17:41Z

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	In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Castle (Shinano Province)\|Fukushima}}, then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the [[Hongan-ji]], claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.		In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Castle (Shinano Province)\|Fukushima}}, then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the [[Hongan-ji]], claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]		[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}

imported>Soranin at 18:59, 21 June 2025

2025-06-21T18:59:31Z

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	In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Castle (Shinano Province)\|Fukushima}}, then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the [[Hongan-ji]], claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.		In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Castle (Shinano Province)\|Fukushima}}, then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the [[Hongan-ji]], claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.

imported>Darman36 at 23:43, 20 May 2025

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	In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Castle (Shinano Province)\|Fukushima}}, then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.		In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Castle (Shinano Province)\|Fukushima}}, then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the [[Hongan-ji]], claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]		[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}

imported>Soranin at 15:23, 19 May 2025

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	In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]], then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.		In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Castle (Shinano Province)\|Fukushima}}, then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]		[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}

imported>Soranin at 16:33, 20 April 2025

2025-04-20T16:33:32Z

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	In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]], then located at the mouth of the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Yodo River}} (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.		In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]], then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]		[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}

imported>Soranin at 01:28, 6 April 2025

2025-04-06T01:28:34Z

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	In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]], then located at the mouth of the {{Wiki\|Yodo River}} (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. ~~{{Wiki\|Kōsa\|~~Kennyo}}, the head [[priest]] of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.		In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]], then located at the mouth of the {{Wiki\|Yodo River}} (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]		[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}

imported>Lady Kyashira at 11:03, 27 March 2025

2025-03-27T11:03:21Z

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	In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]], then located at the mouth of the {{Wiki\|Yodo River}} (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. {{Wiki\|Kōsa\|Kennyo}}, the head [[priest]] of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.		In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]], then located at the mouth of the {{Wiki\|Yodo River}} (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. {{Wiki\|Kōsa\|Kennyo}}, the head [[priest]] of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]		[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Fukushima Fortress}}

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	In 1570, Oda Nobunaga was planning to besiege the ~~fortresses~~ of Noda and Fukushima, then located at the mouth of the Yodo River (not far from modern day Noda and Fukushima railway stations, west of ~~Osaka~~ Station) and guarded by Miyoshi's men. This was when the Hongan-ji war broke out with the sudden attack of the temple's troops on those of Nobunaga. Kennyo, the head priest of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with ~~Nobunaga’s~~ enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda ~~Nobunaga’s~~ authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful ~~daimyo~~ to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, Azai Nagamasa of ~~Omi province~~, and Asakura Yoshikage of Echizen ~~province~~. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as Takeda Shingen or ~~Mori~~ Terumoto. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around Osaka, since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the north and east, and the sea to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.		In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]], then located at the mouth of the {{Wiki\|Yodo River}} (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. {{Wiki\|Kōsa\|Kennyo}}, the head [[priest]] of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.
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{{Spoilerhd|20 June 2025|[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]}}
In 1570, Oda Nobunaga was planning to besiege the fortresses of Noda and Fukushima, then located at the mouth of the Yodo River (not far from modern day Noda and Fukushima railway stations, west of Osaka Station) and guarded by Miyoshi's men. This was when the Hongan-ji war broke out with the sudden attack of the temple's troops on those of Nobunaga. Kennyo, the head priest of the Hongan-ji, claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga’s enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga’s authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful daimyo to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, Azai Nagamasa of Omi province, and Asakura Yoshikage of Echizen province. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as Takeda Shingen or Mori Terumoto. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around Osaka, since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the north and east, and the sea to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.
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	In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Castle (Shinano Province)\|Fukushima}}, then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the [[Hongan-ji]], claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.		In 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] was planning to besiege the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Castle (Shinano Province)\|Fukushima}}, then located at the mouth of the [[Yodo River]] (not far from modern day {{Wiki\|Noda Station (JR West)\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Station (Osaka)\|Fukushima}} railway stations, west of {{Wiki\|Ōsaka Station}}) and guarded by {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}}'s men. This was when the [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|Hongan-ji war]] broke out with the sudden attack of the [[temple]]'s troops on those of Nobunaga. [[Kennyo]], the head [[priest]] of the [[Hongan-ji]], claimed that Nobunaga had ordered the destruction of the temple, but there is no doubt that Kennyo was secretly allied with Nobunaga's enemies. Hongan-ji hated Oda Nobunaga's authority and always sought alliances with local lords or powerful [[daimyō]] to defeat him, such as the Miyoshi clan, [[Azai Nagamasa]] of [[Ōmi]] Province, and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} of {{Wiki\|Echizen Province}}. When these allies made peace with Nobunaga, Kennyo had no choice but to follow them, until he found new anti-Nobunaga allies such as [[Takeda Shingen]] or {{Wiki\|Mōri Terumoto}}. For the enemies of the Hongan-ji, it was essential to intercept communication around [[Osaka]], since it was difficult to attack due to the water surrounding on all three sides (the rivers to the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|north}} and {{Wiki\|Kizu River\|east}}, and the {{Wiki\|Seto Inland Sea\|sea}} to the west). Hongan-ji's power was sustained by volunteers and donations from believers across the country. For this reason, Nobunaga had it surrounded with several fortresses and warships.