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'''Ise Sadatame''' (伊勢貞為; 1559 – | {{Character Infobox | ||
|name = Ise Sadatame | |||
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|image = ACSH Ise Sadatame closeup.png | |||
|birth = 1559 | |||
|death = 23 May 1609 | |||
|species = [[Human]] | |||
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|affiliates = Ise clan | |||
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'''Ise Sadatame''' (伊勢貞為; 1559 – 1609) was a military commander during the [[Sengoku period]] and vassal of the [[Ashikaga shogunate]].<ref>{{WP|:ja:伊勢貞為|伊勢貞為}}</ref> | |||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
In July | Originally the head of the Ise clan with [[Yamazaki Castle]] as its stronghold, Sadatame was poisoned by his ambitious younger brother [[Ise Sadaoki]], who promptly usurp him as the clan's new leader. While he survived the poison, Sadatame was forced to remove himself from clan affairs from the resulting illness and retired to the [[Byodoin Temple]], where he took up monkhood and was guarded by a servant. In 1582, after learning that Sadaoki had seemingly joined a group known as the [[Shinbakufu]] and serving under his father-in-law [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], Sadatame wrote a letter to his younger brother to dissuade him. While his letter was able to reach Sadaoki,<ref name="The Bad Brother">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Bad Brother]]</ref> the younger brother's reply was intercepted and stolen by a [[thief]] called [[Gennojo]] who held grudges against his clan.<ref name="Missing Missive">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Missing Missive]]</ref> | ||
In July, Sadatame was visited by the [[Iga]] ''[[Ninja|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] and [[samurai]] [[Yasuke]], who sought to eliminate Sadaoki due his part in [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s [[Honnō-ji incident|death]] under Mitsuhide. While Sadatame was willing to assist Naoe and Yasuke with their efforts, he was adamant that he could reason with his younger brother. To help them get into the castle, Sadatame directed them to seek out his friend and ally [[Ujimasa]], a former castle guard who was hiding out at [[Kiyomizudera Temple]]. To gain their trust, Sadatame also sent them to meet with his messenger and help him recover Sadaoki's letter which had been lost near [[Arashiyama]].<ref name="The Bad Brother" /> | |||
Some time later, Naoe and Yasuke returned after obtaining the castle's inner gate key, and the letter backing Sadatame's statement and confirming Sadaoki's membership within the Shinbakufu. Although initially reluctant to go against his brother, Sadatame eventually laid out his plan to enter the castle, which Naoe and Yasuke agreed with. While Naoe sneaked in to open the inner castle gate, Yasuke helped to clear a path before escorting Sadatame inside. Upon entering the inner courtyard, Sadatame immediately split from the group to confront Sadaoki. Sadatame kneeled down infront of his brother, begging him to leave Mitsuhide's service and rebuild the clan together. Sadaoki refused and berated him, declaring that he will stand beside Mitsuhide when he becomes the shogun and rebuld the clan with his help.<ref name="Lost Honor">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Lost Honor]]</ref> | |||
At that moment, the brothers were interrupted by the arrival of Gennojo, who slashed Sadatame and escaped from Sadaoki. A fight soon broke out between Sadaoki against Naoe and Yasuke, culminating in Sadaoki's defeat and death. A wounded Sadatame then told the two he would bury and mourn his brother, while vowing to undo the mistakes he had made.<ref name="Lost Honor" /> | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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Ise Sadatame (伊勢貞為; 1559 – 1609) was a military commander during the Sengoku period and vassal of the Ashikaga shogunate.[1]
Biography
Originally the head of the Ise clan with Yamazaki Castle as its stronghold, Sadatame was poisoned by his ambitious younger brother Ise Sadaoki, who promptly usurp him as the clan's new leader. While he survived the poison, Sadatame was forced to remove himself from clan affairs from the resulting illness and retired to the Byodoin Temple, where he took up monkhood and was guarded by a servant. In 1582, after learning that Sadaoki had seemingly joined a group known as the Shinbakufu and serving under his father-in-law Akechi Mitsuhide, Sadatame wrote a letter to his younger brother to dissuade him. While his letter was able to reach Sadaoki,[2] the younger brother's reply was intercepted and stolen by a thief called Gennojo who held grudges against his clan.[3]
In July, Sadatame was visited by the Iga kunoichi Fujibayashi Naoe and samurai Yasuke, who sought to eliminate Sadaoki due his part in Oda Nobunaga's death under Mitsuhide. While Sadatame was willing to assist Naoe and Yasuke with their efforts, he was adamant that he could reason with his younger brother. To help them get into the castle, Sadatame directed them to seek out his friend and ally Ujimasa, a former castle guard who was hiding out at Kiyomizudera Temple. To gain their trust, Sadatame also sent them to meet with his messenger and help him recover Sadaoki's letter which had been lost near Arashiyama.[2]
Some time later, Naoe and Yasuke returned after obtaining the castle's inner gate key, and the letter backing Sadatame's statement and confirming Sadaoki's membership within the Shinbakufu. Although initially reluctant to go against his brother, Sadatame eventually laid out his plan to enter the castle, which Naoe and Yasuke agreed with. While Naoe sneaked in to open the inner castle gate, Yasuke helped to clear a path before escorting Sadatame inside. Upon entering the inner courtyard, Sadatame immediately split from the group to confront Sadaoki. Sadatame kneeled down infront of his brother, begging him to leave Mitsuhide's service and rebuild the clan together. Sadaoki refused and berated him, declaring that he will stand beside Mitsuhide when he becomes the shogun and rebuld the clan with his help.[4]
At that moment, the brothers were interrupted by the arrival of Gennojo, who slashed Sadatame and escaped from Sadaoki. A fight soon broke out between Sadaoki against Naoe and Yasuke, culminating in Sadaoki's defeat and death. A wounded Sadatame then told the two he would bury and mourn his brother, while vowing to undo the mistakes he had made.[4]
Appearances
References
- ↑
伊勢貞為 on Wikipedia
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Assassin's Creed: Shadows – The Bad Brother
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Shadows – Missing Missive
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Assassin's Creed: Shadows – Lost Honor