Database: Ukita Naoie - Revision history

Batfan13 at 18:05, 3 June 2026

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	Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.		Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the [[Ukita clan]] and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.

	In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|ja:青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.		In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|ja:青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.

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	Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the {{Wiki\|Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.		Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the {{Wiki\|Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.

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	Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the {{Wiki\|Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.		Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the {{Wiki\|Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.

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	Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the {{Wiki\|Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.		Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the {{Wiki\|Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.

	In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.		In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|ja:青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.

	Then, in 1573, Naoie attacked {{Wiki\|Okayama Castle}}, seizing transport routes and farmland in the area. He renovated the castle and the old route of the {{Wiki\|San'yō region\|San'yō Road}}, establishing {{Wiki\|Okayama}} as the political and economic capital of Bizen. Naoie finally {{Wiki\|:ja:天神山城の戦い\|defeated}} the Urakami in 1577, forcing them to flee to {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}. At the time, Naoie controlled Bizen, Mimasaka, and part of [[Harima]] province, becoming one of the most powerful lords in the region. When [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] launched his campaign to conquer the {{Wiki\|Chūgoku region}}s, Naoie first allied himself with the {{Wiki\|Mōri clan\|Mōri}} before reversing and entering Hideyoshi's service. In 1581, he died of illness at Okayama Castle.		Then, in 1573, Naoie attacked {{Wiki\|Okayama Castle}}, seizing transport routes and farmland in the area. He renovated the castle and the old route of the {{Wiki\|San'yō region\|San'yō Road}}, establishing {{Wiki\|Okayama}} as the political and economic capital of Bizen. Naoie finally {{Wiki\|:ja:天神山城の戦い\|defeated}} the Urakami in 1577, forcing them to flee to {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}. At the time, Naoie controlled Bizen, Mimasaka, and part of [[Harima]] province, becoming one of the most powerful lords in the region. When [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] launched his campaign to conquer the {{Wiki\|Chūgoku region}}s, Naoie first allied himself with the {{Wiki\|Mōri clan\|Mōri}} before reversing and entering Hideyoshi's service. In 1581, he died of illness at Okayama Castle.

imported>Darman36: Slight snarl in dates, database says Urakami defeated and fled in 1577 while JP Wiki says it was instead 1575

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	In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.		In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.

	Then, in 1573, Naoie attacked {{Wiki\|Okayama Castle}}, seizing transport routes and farmland in the area. He renovated the castle and the old route of the {{Wiki\|San'yō region\|San'yō Road}}, establishing {{Wiki\|Okayama}} as the political and economic capital of Bizen. Naoie finally defeated the Urakami in 1577, forcing them to flee to {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}. At the time, Naoie controlled Bizen, Mimasaka, and part of [[Harima]] province, becoming one of the most powerful lords in the region. When [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] launched his campaign to conquer the {{Wiki\|Chūgoku region}}s, Naoie first allied himself with the {{Wiki\|Mōri clan\|Mōri}} before reversing and entering Hideyoshi's service. In 1581, he died of illness at Okayama Castle.		Then, in 1573, Naoie attacked {{Wiki\|Okayama Castle}}, seizing transport routes and farmland in the area. He renovated the castle and the old route of the {{Wiki\|San'yō region\|San'yō Road}}, establishing {{Wiki\|Okayama}} as the political and economic capital of Bizen. Naoie finally {{Wiki\|:ja:天神山城の戦い\|defeated}} the Urakami in 1577, forcing them to flee to {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}. At the time, Naoie controlled Bizen, Mimasaka, and part of [[Harima]] province, becoming one of the most powerful lords in the region. When [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] launched his campaign to conquer the {{Wiki\|Chūgoku region}}s, Naoie first allied himself with the {{Wiki\|Mōri clan\|Mōri}} before reversing and entering Hideyoshi's service. In 1581, he died of illness at Okayama Castle.
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	Born in Bizen ~~province~~, Ukita Naoie was the son of Ukita Okiie, a local feudal lord. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through warrior tales (gunki mono) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the assassination of his grandfather Yoshiie in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the Urakami, the lords of Tenjinzan Castle. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the Ukita clan and served as vassal to Munekage. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.		Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the {{Wiki\|Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.

	In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with Oda Nobunaga and Akamatsu Masahide to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was defeated by Kuroda Mototaka and his son. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in Mimasaka and Bizen provinces.		In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.

	Then, in 1573, Naoie attacked Okayama ~~castle~~, seizing transport routes and farmland in the area. He renovated the castle and the old route of the ~~Sanyo~~ Road, establishing Okayama as the political and economic capital of Bizen. Naoie finally defeated the Urakami in 1577, forcing them to flee to Shikoku. At the time, Naoie controlled Bizen, Mimasaka, and part of Harima province, becoming one of the most powerful lords in the region. When Hideyoshi launched his campaign to conquer the ~~Chugoku regions~~, Naoie first allied himself with the ~~Mori~~ before reversing and entering Hideyoshi's service. In 1581, he died of illness at Okayama Castle.		Then, in 1573, Naoie attacked {{Wiki\|Okayama Castle}}, seizing transport routes and farmland in the area. He renovated the castle and the old route of the {{Wiki\|San'yō region\|San'yō Road}}, establishing {{Wiki\|Okayama}} as the political and economic capital of Bizen. Naoie finally defeated the Urakami in 1577, forcing them to flee to {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}. At the time, Naoie controlled Bizen, Mimasaka, and part of [[Harima]] province, becoming one of the most powerful lords in the region. When [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] launched his campaign to conquer the {{Wiki\|Chūgoku region}}s, Naoie first allied himself with the {{Wiki\|Mōri clan\|Mōri}} before reversing and entering Hideyoshi's service. In 1581, he died of illness at Okayama Castle.
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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Ukita Naoie}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Ukita Naoie}}

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Born in Bizen province, Ukita Naoie was the son of Ukita Okiie, a local feudal lord. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through warrior tales (gunki mono) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the assassination of his grandfather Yoshiie in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the Urakami, the lords of Tenjinzan Castle. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the Ukita clan and served as vassal to Munekage. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.

In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with Oda Nobunaga and Akamatsu Masahide to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was defeated by Kuroda Mototaka and his son. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in Mimasaka and Bizen provinces.

Then, in 1573, Naoie attacked Okayama castle, seizing transport routes and farmland in the area. He renovated the castle and the old route of the Sanyo Road, establishing Okayama as the political and economic capital of Bizen. Naoie finally defeated the Urakami in 1577, forcing them to flee to Shikoku. At the time, Naoie controlled Bizen, Mimasaka, and part of Harima province, becoming one of the most powerful lords in the region. When Hideyoshi launched his campaign to conquer the Chugoku regions, Naoie first allied himself with the Mori before reversing and entering Hideyoshi's service. In 1581, he died of illness at Okayama Castle.
[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Ukita Naoie}}

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	Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.		Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the [[Ukita clan]] and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.

	In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|ja:青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.		In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|ja:青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.

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	Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the {{Wiki\|Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.		Born in {{Wiki\|Bizen Province}}, [[Ukita Naoie]] was the son of {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多興家\|Ukita Okiie}}, a local [[Daimyō\|feudal lord]]. The adventures that surround his life during his youth are known to us only through {{Wiki\|Gunki monogatari\|warrior tales}} ([[wikt:軍旗\|gunki]] [[wikt:物#Japanese\|mono]]) from the late 17th century and are therefore to be taken with caution. Following the [[assassination]] of his grandfather {{Wiki\|:ja:宇喜多能家\|Yoshiie}} in 1534, Naoie and his father were displaced from their lands and were taken in by the {{Wiki\|:ja:浦上氏\|Urakami}}, the lords of {{Wiki\|Tenjinyama Castle (Bizen)\|Tenjinzan Castle}}. After the death of his father in 1536, Ukita Naoie became head of the {{Wiki\|Ukita clan}} and served as vassal to {{Wiki\|Uragami Munekage\|Munekage}}. In 1568 and 1569, he waged war against neighboring lords and, victorious, extended his influence.

	In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.		In 1569, Ukita Naoie joined forces with [[Oda Nobunaga]] and {{Wiki\|:ja:赤松政秀\|Akamatsu Masahide}} to rebel against his lord Urakami Munekage. However, Munekage reversed the situation when Akamatsu was {{Wiki\|ja:青山・土器山の戦い\|defeated}} by {{Wiki\|Kuroda Mototaka}} and his [[Kuroda Yoshitaka\|son]]. Rather than continue to fight alone, Naoie chose to return to the Urakami clan. But Naoie's rebellious streak had not yet ended. He sent spies to disband Munekage's vassals in {{Wiki\|Mimasaka Province\|Mimasaka}} and Bizen provinces.

	Then, in 1573, Naoie attacked {{Wiki\|Okayama Castle}}, seizing transport routes and farmland in the area. He renovated the castle and the old route of the {{Wiki\|San'yō region\|San'yō Road}}, establishing {{Wiki\|Okayama}} as the political and economic capital of Bizen. Naoie finally {{Wiki\|:ja:天神山城の戦い\|defeated}} the Urakami in 1577, forcing them to flee to {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}. At the time, Naoie controlled Bizen, Mimasaka, and part of [[Harima]] province, becoming one of the most powerful lords in the region. When [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] launched his campaign to conquer the {{Wiki\|Chūgoku region}}s, Naoie first allied himself with the {{Wiki\|Mōri clan\|Mōri}} before reversing and entering Hideyoshi's service. In 1581, he died of illness at Okayama Castle.		Then, in 1573, Naoie attacked {{Wiki\|Okayama Castle}}, seizing transport routes and farmland in the area. He renovated the castle and the old route of the {{Wiki\|San'yō region\|San'yō Road}}, establishing {{Wiki\|Okayama}} as the political and economic capital of Bizen. Naoie finally {{Wiki\|:ja:天神山城の戦い\|defeated}} the Urakami in 1577, forcing them to flee to {{Wiki\|Shikoku}}. At the time, Naoie controlled Bizen, Mimasaka, and part of [[Harima]] province, becoming one of the most powerful lords in the region. When [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] launched his campaign to conquer the {{Wiki\|Chūgoku region}}s, Naoie first allied himself with the {{Wiki\|Mōri clan\|Mōri}} before reversing and entering Hideyoshi's service. In 1581, he died of illness at Okayama Castle.