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Originally an ally of [[Oda Nobunaga]], Nagaharu betrayed him<ref name="Lords of Azuchi">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Lords of Azuchi]]</ref> in 1578 and allied with {{Wiki|Hatano Hideharu}} when Nobunaga called for his retainers and allies to help attack the {{Wiki|Mōri clan}}. Nagaharu had made the choice after hearing that [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi|Hashiba Hideyoshi]], who was from a lower-ranking background, was leading the troops.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Bessho Nagaharu}}</ref> Additional resentment in Harima provided a boost to Nagaharu, who then took a stand in [[Miki Castle]].<ref name="Siege of Miki DB">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Database: The Siege of Miki Castle]]</ref>
Originally an ally of [[Oda Nobunaga]], Nagaharu betrayed him<ref name="Lords of Azuchi">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Lords of Azuchi]]</ref> in 1578 and allied with {{Wiki|Hatano Hideharu}} when Nobunaga called for his retainers and allies to help attack the {{Wiki|Mōri clan}}. Nagaharu had made the choice after hearing that [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi|Hashiba Hideyoshi]], who was from a lower-ranking background, was leading the troops.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Bessho Nagaharu}}</ref> Additional resentment in Harima provided a boost to Nagaharu, who then took a stand in [[Miki Castle]].<ref name="Siege of Miki DB">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Database: The Siege of Miki Castle]]</ref>


In spring, Nobunaga sent Hideyoshi to attack Miki Castle, with the general beginning a {{Wiki|siege}} to take over the surrounding [[fort]]s and cut off supply routes to the castle. Despite a new supply route briefly opening in winter before being cut off, the food supplies in Miki were completely depleted by early 1580. As a result, Nagaharu, along with his wife and younger brother, surrendered and committed ''[[seppuku]]'' on the condition that the castle soldiers be spared,<ref name="Siege of Miki DB"/> a deal which Hideyoshi accepted. After his death, Nagaharu's head was cut off and was taken by Hideyoshi back to [[Azuchi Castle]], where it was presented to Nobunaga in the autumn of 1581.<ref name="Lords of Azuchi"/>
In spring, Hideyoshi was sent by Nobunaga to attack Miki Castle, beginning a {{Wiki|Siege of Miki|siege}} to take over the surrounding [[fort]]s and cut off supply routes to the castle. Despite a new supply route briefly opening in winter before being cut off, the food supplies in Miki were completely depleted by early 1580. As a result, Nagaharu, along with his wife and younger brother, surrendered and committed ''[[seppuku]]'' on the condition that the castle soldiers be spared,<ref name="Siege of Miki DB"/> a deal which Hideyoshi accepted. After his death, Nagaharu's head was cut off and taken by Hideyoshi to [[Azuchi Castle]], where it was presented to Nobunaga in the autumn of 1581.<ref name="Lords of Azuchi"/>


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Latest revision as of 15:00, 8 November 2025

Nagaharu's wrapped head presented to Oda Nobunaga

Bessho Nagaharu (別所 長治, 1558 – 1580) was a Japanese daimyō of the Bessho clan who controlled Harima Province during the late 16th century.[1]

Biography[edit | edit source]

Originally an ally of Oda Nobunaga, Nagaharu betrayed him[2] in 1578 and allied with Hatano Hideharu when Nobunaga called for his retainers and allies to help attack the Mōri clan. Nagaharu had made the choice after hearing that Hashiba Hideyoshi, who was from a lower-ranking background, was leading the troops.[3] Additional resentment in Harima provided a boost to Nagaharu, who then took a stand in Miki Castle.[4]

In spring, Hideyoshi was sent by Nobunaga to attack Miki Castle, beginning a siege to take over the surrounding forts and cut off supply routes to the castle. Despite a new supply route briefly opening in winter before being cut off, the food supplies in Miki were completely depleted by early 1580. As a result, Nagaharu, along with his wife and younger brother, surrendered and committed seppuku on the condition that the castle soldiers be spared,[4] a deal which Hideyoshi accepted. After his death, Nagaharu's head was cut off and taken by Hideyoshi to Azuchi Castle, where it was presented to Nobunaga in the autumn of 1581.[2]

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