Database: Kôga - Revision history

Lady Kyashira at 15:00, 26 May 2026

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	[[Kōga]] was a region of the province of [[Ōmi]] sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the {{Wiki\|Kōka ikki\|people}} of Kōga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the [[Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords]] before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.		[[Kōga]] was a region of the province of [[Ōmi]] sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the {{Wiki\|Kōka ikki\|people}} of Kōga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the [[Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords]] before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.

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	[[File:ACSH DB Kôga.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Kôga.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Kōga]] was a region of the province of [[Ōmi]] sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the {{Wiki\|Kōka ikki\|people}} of Kōga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the [[Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords]] before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.		[[Kōga]] was a region of the province of [[Ōmi]] sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the {{Wiki\|Kōka ikki\|people}} of Kōga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the [[Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords]] before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.

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	[[File:ACSH DB Kôga.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Kôga.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Kōga]] was a region of the province of [[Ōmi]] sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the {{Wiki\|Kōka ikki\|people}} of Kōga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords}} before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.		[[Kōga]] was a region of the province of [[Ōmi]] sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the {{Wiki\|Kōka ikki\|people}} of Kōga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the [[Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords]] before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.

	{{Wiki\|Ninjutsu}}, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of Kōga." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night [[raid]]s and surprise kidnappings.		{{Wiki\|Ninjutsu}}, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of Kōga." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night [[raid]]s and surprise kidnappings.

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	[[File:ACSH DB Kôga.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Kôga.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	~~Kôga~~ was a region of the province of ~~Omi~~ sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the people of ~~Kôga~~ were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the {{Wiki\|Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords}} before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.		[[Kōga]] was a region of the province of [[Ōmi]] sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the {{Wiki\|Kōka ikki\|people}} of Kōga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the {{Wiki\|Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords}} before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.

	{{Wiki\|Ninjutsu}}, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of ~~Kôga~~." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night [[raid]]s and surprise kidnappings.		{{Wiki\|Ninjutsu}}, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of Kōga." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night [[raid]]s and surprise kidnappings.

	Iga and ~~Kôga~~ had similar political systems and intermarriages between the jizamurai was a means of maintaining close ties. Some even owned land on both sides of the border. This micro-republic was based on an alliance between the local lords, the jizamurai, and the [[Civilian\|common people]], consisting mostly of peasants, and the [[monk]]s. (3 categories: the jizamurai, the common people and the monks). The township was governed by a family association called the ~~Kôga gunchûsô~~.		Iga and Kōga had similar political systems and intermarriages between the jizamurai was a means of maintaining close ties. Some even owned land on both sides of the border. This micro-republic was based on an alliance between the local lords, the jizamurai, and the [[Civilian\|common people]], consisting mostly of peasants, and the [[monk]]s. (3 categories: the jizamurai, the common people and the monks). The township was governed by a family association called the Kōga {{Wiki\|:ja:郡中惣\|gunchūsō}}.

	When [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]] [[Tenshō Iga War\|attacked]] Iga in 1581 he sought the support of the people of ~~Kôga~~ and they served him out of obligation. Later authors liked to inject a note of hostility between ~~Kôga~~ and lga, but there are no historical records to support this.		When [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]] [[Tenshō Iga War\|attacked]] Iga in 1581 he sought the support of the people of Kōga and they served him out of obligation. Later authors liked to inject a note of hostility between Kōga and lga, but there are no historical records to support this.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]		[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Kôga}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Kôga}}

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	~~{{Wiki~~\|~~Kaga Province~~\|Kôga}} was a region of the province of ~~{{Wiki\|Ōmi Province\|~~Omi}} sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the people of Kôga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the {{Wiki\|Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords}} before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.		[[File:ACSH DB Kôga.png\|thumb\|250px]]
			Kôga was a region of the province of Omi sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the people of Kôga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the {{Wiki\|Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords}} before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.

	{{Wiki\|Ninjutsu}}, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of Kôga." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night [[raid]]s and surprise kidnappings.		{{Wiki\|Ninjutsu}}, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of Kôga." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night [[raid]]s and surprise kidnappings.

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	{{Wiki\|Kaga Province\|Kôga}} ~~[sic]~~ was a region of the province of {{Wiki\|Ōmi Province\|Omi}} sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the people of Kôga were ''[[Ninja\|shinobi]]'' who served the {{Wiki\|Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords}} before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.		{{Wiki\|Kaga Province\|Kôga}} was a region of the province of {{Wiki\|Ōmi Province\|Omi}} sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the people of Kôga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the {{Wiki\|Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords}} before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.

	{{Wiki\|Ninjutsu}}, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of Kôga." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night [[raid]]s and surprise kidnappings.		{{Wiki\|Ninjutsu}}, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of Kôga." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night [[raid]]s and surprise kidnappings.

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Name seems to be mistranslated?

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	Kôga was a region of the province of Omi sharing its borders with what was then the province of Iga. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local samurai. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous jizamurai. Like the Igans, the people of Kôga were shinobi who served the Rokkaku lords before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.		{{Wiki\|Kaga Province\|Kôga}} [sic] was a region of the province of {{Wiki\|Ōmi Province\|Omi}} sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the people of Kôga were ''[[Ninja\|shinobi]]'' who served the {{Wiki\|Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords}} before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.

	Ninjutsu, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of Kôga." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night ~~raids~~ and surprise kidnappings.		{{Wiki\|Ninjutsu}}, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of Kôga." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night [[raid]]s and surprise kidnappings.

	Iga and Kôga had similar political systems and intermarriages between the jizamurai was a means of maintaining close ties. Some even owned land on both sides of the border. This micro-republic was based on an alliance between the local lords, the jizamurai, and the common people, consisting mostly of peasants, and the ~~monks~~. (3 categories : the jizamurai, the common people and the monks). The township was governed by a family association called the Kôga gunchûsô.		Iga and Kôga had similar political systems and intermarriages between the jizamurai was a means of maintaining close ties. Some even owned land on both sides of the border. This micro-republic was based on an alliance between the local lords, the jizamurai, and the [[Civilian\|common people]], consisting mostly of peasants, and the [[monk]]s. (3 categories: the jizamurai, the common people and the monks). The township was governed by a family association called the Kôga gunchûsô.

	When Nobunaga attacked Iga in 1581 he sought the support of the people of Kôga and they served him out of obligation. Later authors liked to inject a note of hostility between Kôga and lga, but there are no historical records to support this.		When [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]] [[Tenshō Iga War\|attacked]] Iga in 1581 he sought the support of the people of Kôga and they served him out of obligation. Later authors liked to inject a note of hostility between Kôga and lga, but there are no historical records to support this.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]		[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Kôga}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Kôga}}

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Kôga was a region of the province of Omi sharing its borders with what was then the province of Iga. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local samurai. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous jizamurai. Like the Igans, the people of Kôga were shinobi who served the Rokkaku lords before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.

Ninjutsu, which means "the techniques of concealment," was widely practiced among the "people of Kôga." With their ability to blend into the natural surroundings they were experts at night raids and surprise kidnappings.

Iga and Kôga had similar political systems and intermarriages between the jizamurai was a means of maintaining close ties. Some even owned land on both sides of the border. This micro-republic was based on an alliance between the local lords, the jizamurai, and the common people, consisting mostly of peasants, and the monks. (3 categories : the jizamurai, the common people and the monks). The township was governed by a family association called the Kôga gunchûsô.

When Nobunaga attacked Iga in 1581 he sought the support of the people of Kôga and they served him out of obligation. Later authors liked to inject a note of hostility between Kôga and lga, but there are no historical records to support this.
[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Castles and War Affairs]]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Kôga}}

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	[[Kōga]] was a region of the province of [[Ōmi]] sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the {{Wiki\|Kōka ikki\|people}} of Kōga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the [[Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords]] before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.		[[Kōga]] was a region of the province of [[Ōmi]] sharing its borders with what was then the province of [[Iga]]. The hills surrounding the valley of the Somagawa basin were lined with small fortified wooden castles which served as defenses while providing residences for local [[samurai]]. Numbering no fewer than two hundred and thirty, some of these fortified structures were as close as 500 meters to a their neighbors. As in Iga, the region was controlled by minor samurai living among the peasants, the famous {{Wiki\|jizamurai}}. Like the Igans, the {{Wiki\|Kōka ikki\|people}} of Kōga were [[Ninja\|shinobi]] who served the [[Rokkaku clan\|Rokkaku lords]] before falling under the control of Oda Nobunaga.