Database: Niwa Nagahide - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 19:28, 21 June 2025

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	Among [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]]'s close vassals, [[Niwa Nagahide]] was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the [[Oda clan]]. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}} by eliminating the clan's heir, {{Wiki\|:ja:朝倉愛王丸\|Akimimaru}} [sic], as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of [[Ōmi]] and {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}}, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of [[Azuchi Castle]]. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of {{Wiki\|Sawayama Castle\|Sawayama}}, a vast estate in the province of [[Wakasa]], of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by {{Wiki\|:ja:玉澗\|Yü-chien}}. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an [[Horse\|equestrian]] {{Wiki\|:ja:京都御馬揃え\|parade}} in [[Kyoto]], commanded by Oda, in the presence of the [[Michihito\|emperor]].		Among [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]]'s close vassals, [[Niwa Nagahide]] was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the [[Oda clan]]. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}} by eliminating the clan's heir, {{Wiki\|:ja:朝倉愛王丸\|Akimimaru}} [sic], as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of [[Ōmi]] and {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}}, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of [[Azuchi Castle]]. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of {{Wiki\|Sawayama Castle\|Sawayama}}, a vast estate in the province of [[Wakasa]], of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by {{Wiki\|:ja:玉澗\|Yü-chien}}. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an [[Horse\|equestrian]] {{Wiki\|:ja:京都御馬揃え\|parade}} in [[Kyoto]], commanded by Oda, in the presence of the [[Michihito\|emperor]].

imported>Darman36: Damnit, wrong one. That is the act in general, this is specific event

2025-05-20T20:28:18Z

Damnit, wrong one. That is the act in general, this is specific event

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	Among [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]]'s close vassals, [[Niwa Nagahide]] was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the [[Oda clan]]. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}} by eliminating the clan's heir, {{Wiki\|:ja:朝倉愛王丸\|Akimimaru}} [sic], as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of [[Ōmi]] and {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}}, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of [[Azuchi Castle]]. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of {{Wiki\|Sawayama Castle\|Sawayama}}, a vast estate in the province of [[Wakasa]], of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by {{Wiki\|:ja:玉澗\|Yü-chien}}. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an [[Horse\|equestrian]] {{Wiki\|:ja:~~馬揃え~~\|parade}} in [[Kyoto]], commanded by Oda, in the presence of the [[Michihito\|emperor]].		Among [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]]'s close vassals, [[Niwa Nagahide]] was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the [[Oda clan]]. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}} by eliminating the clan's heir, {{Wiki\|:ja:朝倉愛王丸\|Akimimaru}} [sic], as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of [[Ōmi]] and {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}}, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of [[Azuchi Castle]]. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of {{Wiki\|Sawayama Castle\|Sawayama}}, a vast estate in the province of [[Wakasa]], of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by {{Wiki\|:ja:玉澗\|Yü-chien}}. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an [[Horse\|equestrian]] {{Wiki\|:ja:京都御馬揃え\|parade}} in [[Kyoto]], commanded by Oda, in the presence of the [[Michihito\|emperor]].

	In 1582, he abandoned the campaign against {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}, which had been entrusted to him by Nobunaga, to avenge the latter's [[Honnō-ji incident\|death]] alongside [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Subsequently, he supported Hideyoshi until his own death in 1585, attributed to an unidentified illness.		In 1582, he abandoned the campaign against {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}, which had been entrusted to him by Nobunaga, to avenge the latter's [[Honnō-ji incident\|death]] alongside [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Subsequently, he supported Hideyoshi until his own death in 1585, attributed to an unidentified illness.

imported>Darman36 at 20:26, 20 May 2025

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	Among [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]]'s close vassals, [[Niwa Nagahide]] was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the [[Oda clan]]. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}} by eliminating the clan's heir, {{Wiki\|:ja:朝倉愛王丸\|Akimimaru}} [sic], as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of [[Ōmi]] and {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}}, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of [[Azuchi Castle]]. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of {{Wiki\|Sawayama Castle\|Sawayama}}, a vast estate in the province of [[Wakasa]], of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by {{Wiki\|:ja:玉澗\|Yü-chien}}. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an [[Horse\|equestrian]] parade in [[Kyoto]], commanded by Oda, in the presence of the [[Michihito\|emperor]].		Among [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]]'s close vassals, [[Niwa Nagahide]] was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the [[Oda clan]]. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}} by eliminating the clan's heir, {{Wiki\|:ja:朝倉愛王丸\|Akimimaru}} [sic], as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of [[Ōmi]] and {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}}, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of [[Azuchi Castle]]. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of {{Wiki\|Sawayama Castle\|Sawayama}}, a vast estate in the province of [[Wakasa]], of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by {{Wiki\|:ja:玉澗\|Yü-chien}}. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an [[Horse\|equestrian]] {{Wiki\|:ja:馬揃え\|parade}} in [[Kyoto]], commanded by Oda, in the presence of the [[Michihito\|emperor]].

	In 1582, he abandoned the campaign against {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}, which had been entrusted to him by Nobunaga, to avenge the latter's [[Honnō-ji incident\|death]] alongside [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Subsequently, he supported Hideyoshi until his own death in 1585, attributed to an unidentified illness.		In 1582, he abandoned the campaign against {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}, which had been entrusted to him by Nobunaga, to avenge the latter's [[Honnō-ji incident\|death]] alongside [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Subsequently, he supported Hideyoshi until his own death in 1585, attributed to an unidentified illness.

imported>Darman36 at 20:15, 20 May 2025

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	Among [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]]'s close vassals, [[Niwa Nagahide]] was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the [[Oda clan]]. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}} by eliminating the clan's heir, {{Wiki\|:ja:朝倉愛王丸\|Akimimaru}} [sic], as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of [[Ōmi]] and {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}}, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of [[Azuchi Castle]]. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of {{Wiki\|Sawayama Castle\|Sawayama}}, a vast estate in the province of [[Wakasa]], of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by {{Wiki\|:ja:玉澗\|Yü-chien}}. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an [[Horse\|equestrian]] parade in [[Kyoto]], commanded by Oda, in the presence of the emperor.		Among [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]]'s close vassals, [[Niwa Nagahide]] was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the [[Oda clan]]. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}} by eliminating the clan's heir, {{Wiki\|:ja:朝倉愛王丸\|Akimimaru}} [sic], as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of [[Ōmi]] and {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}}, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of [[Azuchi Castle]]. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of {{Wiki\|Sawayama Castle\|Sawayama}}, a vast estate in the province of [[Wakasa]], of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by {{Wiki\|:ja:玉澗\|Yü-chien}}. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an [[Horse\|equestrian]] parade in [[Kyoto]], commanded by Oda, in the presence of the [[Michihito\|emperor]].

	In 1582, he abandoned the campaign against {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}, which had been entrusted to him by Nobunaga, to avenge the latter's [[Honnō-ji incident\|death]] alongside [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Subsequently, he supported Hideyoshi until his own death in 1585, attributed to an unidentified illness.		In 1582, he abandoned the campaign against {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}, which had been entrusted to him by Nobunaga, to avenge the latter's [[Honnō-ji incident\|death]] alongside [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Subsequently, he supported Hideyoshi until his own death in 1585, attributed to an unidentified illness.

imported>Darman36: Seems to be translation error? JP wiki says Akimimaru died at 7yrs old and Nagahide instead killed 朝倉愛王丸/"Asakura Aiomaru" (Google Translate) in 1573.

2025-05-19T23:40:30Z

Seems to be translation error? JP wiki says Akimimaru died at 7yrs old and Nagahide instead killed 朝倉愛王丸/"Asakura Aiomaru" (Google Translate) in 1573.

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	Among Nobunaga's close vassals Niwa Nagahide was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the Oda clan. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the Asakura by eliminating the clan's heir, Akimimaru, as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of Ōmi and Echizen, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of Azuchi Castle. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of Sawayama, a vast estate in the province of Wakasa, of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by Yü-chien. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an equestrian parade in Kyoto, commanded by Oda, in the presence of the emperor.		Among [[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]]'s close vassals, [[Niwa Nagahide]] was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the [[Oda clan]]. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}} by eliminating the clan's heir, {{Wiki\|:ja:朝倉愛王丸\|Akimimaru}} [sic], as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of [[Ōmi]] and {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}}, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of [[Azuchi Castle]]. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of {{Wiki\|Sawayama Castle\|Sawayama}}, a vast estate in the province of [[Wakasa]], of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by {{Wiki\|:ja:玉澗\|Yü-chien}}. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an [[Horse\|equestrian]] parade in [[Kyoto]], commanded by Oda, in the presence of the emperor.

	In 1582, he abandoned the campaign against Shikoku, which had been entrusted to him by Nobunaga, to avenge the latter's death alongside Hideyoshi. Subsequently, he supported Hideyoshi until his own death in 1585, attributed to an unidentified ~~illhess~~.		In 1582, he abandoned the campaign against {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}, which had been entrusted to him by Nobunaga, to avenge the latter's [[Honnō-ji incident\|death]] alongside [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]]. Subsequently, he supported Hideyoshi until his own death in 1585, attributed to an unidentified illness.
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Among Nobunaga's close vassals Niwa Nagahide was one of the most trustworthy. From a young age he participated in many battles alongside the Oda clan. In 1573, under Nobunaga's orders, he played a crucial role in the fall of the Asakura by eliminating the clan's heir, Akimimaru, as well as his mother. This allowed Nobunaga to seize the provinces of Ōmi and Echizen, thereby significantly strengthening his power. In 1576, he was tasked with overseeing the construction of Azuchi Castle. In recognition of his loyal services, he not only received the castle of Sawayama, a vast estate in the province of Wakasa, of which he would eventually become the governor, but he was also among those who, for their efforts in the construction of Azuchi, received precious items, including the famous painting 'The Market' by Yü-chien. These gifts reflected the esteem his lord had for him, as well as the honor bestowed upon him in 1581, when he led an equestrian parade in Kyoto, commanded by Oda, in the presence of the emperor.

In 1582, he abandoned the campaign against Shikoku, which had been entrusted to him by Nobunaga, to avenge the latter's death alongside Hideyoshi. Subsequently, he supported Hideyoshi until his own death in 1585, attributed to an unidentified illhess.
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