Database: Wakasa - Revision history

Soranin: Text replacement - "{{Wiki|Takeda clan|Takeda family}}" to "Takeda family"

2026-05-28T17:00:05Z

Text replacement - "{{Wiki|Takeda clan|Takeda family}}" to "Takeda family"

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	The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at [[Obama]] in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.		The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at [[Obama]] in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.

	Since the middle of the 15th century, the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Takeda clan\|Takeda family}} were the feudal lords of Wakasa. Because of its proximity to Kyoto, they maintained political alliances with the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] until the 16th century and continued cultural exchanges with Kyoto through their vassals. In 1568, the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan}} of Echizen effectively conquered the province of Wakasa by placing the young head of the Takeda family under their protection. However, it became the domain of [[Oda Nobunaga]], who [[Battle of Anegawa\|eliminated]] them in 1573 and Wakasa province was then entrusted to [[Niwa Nagahide]].		Since the middle of the 15th century, the [[Takeda clan\|Takeda family]] were the feudal lords of Wakasa. Because of its proximity to Kyoto, they maintained political alliances with the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] until the 16th century and continued cultural exchanges with Kyoto through their vassals. In 1568, the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan}} of Echizen effectively conquered the province of Wakasa by placing the young head of the Takeda family under their protection. However, it became the domain of [[Oda Nobunaga]], who [[Battle of Anegawa\|eliminated]] them in 1573 and Wakasa province was then entrusted to [[Niwa Nagahide]].
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imported>Soranin at 18:50, 21 June 2025

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	The province of [[Wakasa]], together with {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}} to the east, form what is now {{Wiki\|Fukui Prefecture}}. Given its geographical location (with the {{Wiki\|Sea of Japan}} to its north and [[Ōmi]]'s [[Lake Biwa]] beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between [[Kyoto]] and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as [[Tsuruga]] has been to Echizen province.		The province of [[Wakasa]], together with {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}} to the east, form what is now {{Wiki\|Fukui Prefecture}}. Given its geographical location (with the {{Wiki\|Sea of Japan}} to its north and [[Ōmi]]'s [[Lake Biwa]] beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between [[Kyoto]] and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as [[Tsuruga]] has been to Echizen province.

imported>Soranin at 16:28, 20 April 2025

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	The province of [[Wakasa]], together with {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}} to the east, form what is now {{Wiki\|Fukui Prefecture}}. Given its geographical location (with the {{Wiki\|Sea of Japan}} to its north and [[Ōmi]]'s ~~{{Wiki\|~~Lake Biwa}} beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between [[Kyoto]] and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as [[Tsuruga]] has been to Echizen province.		The province of [[Wakasa]], together with {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}} to the east, form what is now {{Wiki\|Fukui Prefecture}}. Given its geographical location (with the {{Wiki\|Sea of Japan}} to its north and [[Ōmi]]'s [[Lake Biwa]] beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between [[Kyoto]] and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as [[Tsuruga]] has been to Echizen province.

	The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at [[Obama]] in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.		The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at [[Obama]] in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.

imported>Soranin at 02:19, 6 April 2025

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	The province of [[Wakasa]], together with {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}} to the east, form what is now {{Wiki\|Fukui Prefecture}}. Given its geographical location (with the {{Wiki\|Sea of Japan}} to its north and [[Ōmi]]'s {{Wiki\|Lake Biwa}} beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between [[Kyoto]] and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as ~~{{Wiki\|~~Tsuruga~~, Fukui\|Tsuruga}}~~ has been to Echizen province.		The province of [[Wakasa]], together with {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}} to the east, form what is now {{Wiki\|Fukui Prefecture}}. Given its geographical location (with the {{Wiki\|Sea of Japan}} to its north and [[Ōmi]]'s {{Wiki\|Lake Biwa}} beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between [[Kyoto]] and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as [[Tsuruga]] has been to Echizen province.

	The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at ~~{{Wiki\|~~Obama~~, Fukui\|Obama}}~~ in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.		The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at [[Obama]] in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.

	Since the middle of the 15th century, the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda family}} were the feudal lords of Wakasa. Because of its proximity to Kyoto, they maintained political alliances with the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] until the 16th century and continued cultural exchanges with Kyoto through their vassals. In 1568, the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan}} of Echizen effectively conquered the province of Wakasa by placing the young head of the Takeda family under their protection. However, it became the domain of [[Oda Nobunaga]], who [[Battle of Anegawa\|eliminated]] them in 1573 and Wakasa province was then entrusted to [[Niwa Nagahide]].		Since the middle of the 15th century, the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda family}} were the feudal lords of Wakasa. Because of its proximity to Kyoto, they maintained political alliances with the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] until the 16th century and continued cultural exchanges with Kyoto through their vassals. In 1568, the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan}} of Echizen effectively conquered the province of Wakasa by placing the young head of the Takeda family under their protection. However, it became the domain of [[Oda Nobunaga]], who [[Battle of Anegawa\|eliminated]] them in 1573 and Wakasa province was then entrusted to [[Niwa Nagahide]].

imported>Soranin at 18:03, 30 March 2025

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	The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at {{Wiki\|Obama, Fukui\|Obama}} in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.		The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at {{Wiki\|Obama, Fukui\|Obama}} in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.

	Since the middle of the 15th century, the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda family}} were the feudal lords of Wakasa. Because of its proximity to Kyoto, they maintained political alliances with the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] until the 16th century and continued cultural exchanges with Kyoto through their vassals. In 1568, the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan}} of Echizen effectively conquered the province of Wakasa by placing the young head of the Takeda family under their protection. However, it became the domain of [[Oda Nobunaga]], who [[Battle of Anegawa\|eliminated]] them in 1573 and Wakasa province was then entrusted to ~~{{Wiki\|~~Niwa Nagahide}}.		Since the middle of the 15th century, the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda family}} were the feudal lords of Wakasa. Because of its proximity to Kyoto, they maintained political alliances with the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] until the 16th century and continued cultural exchanges with Kyoto through their vassals. In 1568, the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan}} of Echizen effectively conquered the province of Wakasa by placing the young head of the Takeda family under their protection. However, it became the domain of [[Oda Nobunaga]], who [[Battle of Anegawa\|eliminated]] them in 1573 and Wakasa province was then entrusted to [[Niwa Nagahide]].
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Regions]]		[[Category:Database: Regions]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Wakasa}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Wakasa}}

imported>Soranin at 16:11, 28 March 2025

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	The province of [[~~Wakasa (province)\|~~Wakasa]], together with {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}} to the east, form what is now {{Wiki\|Fukui Prefecture}}. Given its geographical location (with the {{Wiki\|Sea of Japan}} to its north and [[Ōmi]]'s {{Wiki\|Lake Biwa}} beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between [[Kyoto]] and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as {{Wiki\|Tsuruga, Fukui\|Tsuruga}} has been to Echizen province.		The province of [[Wakasa]], together with {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}} to the east, form what is now {{Wiki\|Fukui Prefecture}}. Given its geographical location (with the {{Wiki\|Sea of Japan}} to its north and [[Ōmi]]'s {{Wiki\|Lake Biwa}} beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between [[Kyoto]] and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as {{Wiki\|Tsuruga, Fukui\|Tsuruga}} has been to Echizen province.

	The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at {{Wiki\|Obama, Fukui\|Obama}} in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.		The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at {{Wiki\|Obama, Fukui\|Obama}} in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.

imported>Darman36 at 18:01, 25 March 2025

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	The province of Wakasa, together with Echizen to the east, form what is now Fukui ~~prefecture~~. Given its geographical location (with the Sea of Japan to its north and ~~Omi~~'s Lake Biwa beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between Kyoto and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as Tsuruga has been to Echizen province.		The province of [[Wakasa (province)\|Wakasa]], together with {{Wiki\|Echizen Province\|Echizen}} to the east, form what is now {{Wiki\|Fukui Prefecture}}. Given its geographical location (with the {{Wiki\|Sea of Japan}} to its north and [[Ōmi]]'s {{Wiki\|Lake Biwa}} beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between [[Kyoto]] and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as {{Wiki\|Tsuruga, Fukui\|Tsuruga}} has been to Echizen province.

	The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at Obama in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the Kutsuki Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as Saba ~~kaido~~ (or "mackerel route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of salt and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, ~~where - when they arrived -~~ they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.		The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at {{Wiki\|Obama, Fukui\|Obama}} in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the {{Wiki\|Kutsuki, Shiga\|Kutsuki}} Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as {{Wiki\|:ja:鯖街道\|Saba kaidō}} (or "[[Fish\|mackerel]] route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of [[salt]] and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where—when they arrived—they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.

	Since the middle of the 15th century, the Takeda family were the feudal lords of Wakasa. Because of its proximity to Kyoto, they maintained political alliances with the Muromachi shogunate until the 16th century and continued cultural exchanges with Kyoto through their vassals. In 1568, the Asakura clan of Echizen effectively conquered the province of Wakasa by placing the young head of the Takeda family under their protection. However, it became the domain of Oda Nobunaga, who eliminated them in 1573 and Wakasa province was then entrusted to Niwa Nagahide.		Since the middle of the 15th century, the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda family}} were the feudal lords of Wakasa. Because of its proximity to Kyoto, they maintained political alliances with the [[Ashikaga shogunate\|Muromachi shogunate]] until the 16th century and continued cultural exchanges with Kyoto through their vassals. In 1568, the {{Wiki\|Asakura clan}} of Echizen effectively conquered the province of Wakasa by placing the young head of the Takeda family under their protection. However, it became the domain of [[Oda Nobunaga]], who [[Battle of Anegawa\|eliminated]] them in 1573 and Wakasa province was then entrusted to {{Wiki\|Niwa Nagahide}}.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Regions]]		[[Category:Database: Regions]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Wakasa}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Wakasa}}

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The province of Wakasa, together with Echizen to the east, form what is now Fukui prefecture. Given its geographical location (with the Sea of Japan to its north and Omi's Lake Biwa beyond the mountains to the south), Wakasa has been an important nodal point between Kyoto and the Sea of Japan since ancient times, just as Tsuruga has been to Echizen province.

The main port of Wakasa went through a period of transition before finally establishing at Obama in the 13th century. Besides the "Lake Biwa way," the land route from Wakasa to Kyoto through the Kutsuki Valley, was also an important transportation route. It was later known as Saba kaido (or "mackerel route") because it was said that the mackerel brought ashore at the port were sprinkled with a delicate layer of salt and then transported to Kyoto for a day and a night, where - when they arrived - they were perfect for making mackerel sushi, a Kyoto specialty.

Since the middle of the 15th century, the Takeda family were the feudal lords of Wakasa. Because of its proximity to Kyoto, they maintained political alliances with the Muromachi shogunate until the 16th century and continued cultural exchanges with Kyoto through their vassals. In 1568, the Asakura clan of Echizen effectively conquered the province of Wakasa by placing the young head of the Takeda family under their protection. However, it became the domain of Oda Nobunaga, who eliminated them in 1573 and Wakasa province was then entrusted to Niwa Nagahide.
[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Regions]]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Wakasa}}