All officer of "Nobunaga's Ambition : Rise to Power"

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1st Name(Jp)	Last Name(Jp)	Born year		dead year		entry		biography
Given Name	Family Name	POL	LEA	INT	CHM	Virtue	Affinity
Vocation	Religion			Skills

義賢	六角	1521		1598		1536		Ōmi Daimyō, Sadayori's son. Protected the Ashikaga Shōgun from the Miyoshi. He was defeated when Nobunaga Oda came to Kyoto and lost his territory.
Yoshikata	Rokkaku	35	55	38	67	30	33
Constable	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

義治	六角	1544		1612		1559		Ōmi Daimyō, Yoshikata's son. He murdered the chief retainer, Katatoyo Gotō. He was defeated later by Nobunaga Oda. He later served as Hideyori Toyotomi's archery instructor.
Yoshiharu	Rokkaku	25	32	15	59	16	33
Constable	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

定秀	蒲生	1508		1579		1523		Rokkaku retainer. He fought in the vanguard, fighting in various lands. After Yoshiharu murdered Katatoyo Gotō, and during the Kannonji riots, he served as mediator.
Sadahide	Gamō	59	58	63	59	50	07
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[Calm]		[-]

賢秀	蒲生	1534		1584		1549		Rokkaku retainer, Sadahide's son. He began to serve Nobunaga Oda after his capture of the capital. During the Honnōji incident, he protected Nobunaga's wife and children.
Katahide	Gamō	55	48	56	55	58	07
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

氏郷	蒲生	1556		1595		1571		Oda retainer. Katahide's son. He married Nobunaga's daughter. After the Honnōji incident, he served Hideyoshi Toyotomi. It is believed that Hideyoshi feared his cleverness.
Ujisato	Gamō	80	77	75	72	78	04
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[Swift]		[Rally]

秀行	蒲生	1583		1612		1598		Toyotomi retainer, Ujisato's heir. He originally possessed a vast territory in Mutsu-Aizu but lost it. After serving in eastern army at the battle of Sekigahara, he got his land back in Mutsu-Aizu.
Hideyuki	Gamō	44	41	25	46	43	04
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

賢豊	後藤	1519		1563		1534		Rokkaku retainer. He served as an escort to the Yoshikata when they captured the capital. He was killed later by Yoshiharu during the Kannonji riots.
Katatoyo	Gotō	69	46	57	59	69	29
Retainer	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

高治	後藤	1544		1589		1559		Rokkaku retainer, Katatoyo's 2nd son. He became the clan leader after his father was killed in the Kannonji riots. He later surrendered to Nobunaga Oda at the capital.
Takaharu	Gotō	31	12	36	45	24	29
Retainer	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

武久	毛屋	1554		1628		1569		Kuroda retainer, from Ōmi. He was a great watchman and alerted Ieyasu Tokugawa of the enemy during the battle of Sekigahara.
Takehisa	Keya	13	47	49	44	48	09
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

成持	三雲	1540		1603		1555		Rokkaku retainer. He became clan leader after his father died. After the fall of his clan, he served Nobukatsu Oda and Ujisato Gamō.
Shigemochi	Mikumo	40	45	43	51	61	29
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

片家	山崎	1547		1591		1562		Rokkaku retainer, lord of Yamazaki Castle. After fighting with Yoshiharu, he left and joined Nobunaga Oda. After the Honnōji incident, he eventually served Hideyoshi Toyotomi.
Kataie	Yamazaki	33	40	44	44	37	32
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

家盛	山崎	1567		1614		1582		Toyotomi retainer, Kataie's heir. Managed the construction of Fushimi Castle. During the battle of Sekigahara he sided with the western army.
Iemori	Yamazaki	43	27	37	45	40	32
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

重政	吉田	1522		1581		1537		Rokkaku retainer. He denied Yoshikata's request to teach him archery and left the clan to serve the Asakura. He later returned and taught Yoshikata archery.
Shigemasa	Yoshida	7	67	35	58	32	29
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

元綱	朽木	1549		1632		1564		From a powerful clan in Ōmi. He served Nobunaga Oda's as a guide in Echizen. After the Honnōji incident, he served Hideyoshi Toyotomi. He defected during the battle of Sekigahara.
Mototsuna	Kutsuki	60	37	61	50	19	61
Kokunin	Buddhism	[Calm]		[-]		[-]

浄雲	森田	1510		1581		1525		From a powerful clan in Iga. He defended his castle against Nobunaga Oda's Iga invasion but failed. His castle was captured and he died during the battle.
Jōun	Morita	45	72	61	36	73	43
Ninja	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

光次	植田	1512		1586		1527		From a powerful clan in Iga. During Nobukatsu Oda's Iga invasion, he defeated and killed one of his retainers, deflecting the Oda forces. The Oda defeat him later and he fled to Mikawa.
Mitsutsugu	Ueda	25	69	64	37	58	39
Ninja	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Demolish]		[-]

義実	大館	1537		1601		1552		Ashikaga retainer, lord of Sekioka Castle. Served Yoshiteru and Yoshiaki for two generations. When he returned from Korea, he dedicated himself to developing armor.
Yoshizane	Ōdate	64	9	22	57	68	40
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

義輝	足利	1536		1565		1551		13th Shōgun of the Muromachi Shogunate. Trained by Nobutsuna Kamiizumi in the Shinkage-ryū. He was attacked and defeated by Hisahide Matsunaga and committed suicide.
Yoshiteru	Ashikaga	50	73	22	73	79	38
Noble	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

義秋	足利	1537		1597		1552		15th Shōgun of the Muromachi Shogunate. First collaborated with Nobunaga Oda but quickly changed his mind. His fight against Nobunaga ended in defeat and Kyoto became Nobunaga's.
Yoshiaki	Ashikaga	79	25	82	67	30	50
Noble	Buddhism	[Confuse]		[-]		[-]

藤長	一色	1536		1596		1551		Ashikaga retainer. He and Fujitaka Hosokawa successfully released their master, Yoshiaki from confinement. Yoshiaki, after being exiled from Kyōto, tried hard to get his title of Shōgun back.
Fujinaga	Isshiki	68	11	39	64	85	36
Noble	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

崇伝	以心	1569		1633		1584		Tokugawa retainer. He contributed in legal reforms pertaining to the warrior-class. He was one of the perpetrators in starting the siege of Ōsaka.
Sūden	Ishin	80	1	84	84	28	85
Monk	Buddhism	[Taunt]		[-]		[-]

高吉	京極	1508		1581		1523		Ashikaga retainer, he served as Yoshiteru's close advisor. After Yoshiaki became Shōgun, he opposed Nobunaga Oda and went into hiding.
Takayoshi	Kyōgoku	57	25	59	68	69	35
Noble	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

高次	京極	1563		1609		1578		Toyotomi retainer, Takayoshi's son. During the battle of Sekigahara, he sided with the eastern army and prevented the western army from advancing into Ōtsu.
Takatsugu	Kyōgoku	46	36	47	63	35	43
Noble	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

藤孝	細川	1534		1610		1549		Ashikaga retainer. After the death of his lord, Yoshiteru, he helped Yoshiteru's little brother, Yoshiaki's become Shogun. The Hosokawa therefore had held a lot of influence.
Fujitaka	Hosokawa	88	67	81	95	70	55
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Rally]		[-]

忠興	細川	1563		1645		1578		Oda retainer, Fujitaka's son. He married Mitsuhide Akechi's daughter. After the Honnōji incident, he joined the Toyotomi. He sided with the eastern army for the battle of Sekigahara.
Tadaoki	Hosokawa	77	65	67	74	46	55
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[Taunt]		[-]

惟政	和田	1530		1571		1545		Ashikaga retainer. After Yoshiteru's death, he served Yoshiaki where he aided him in becoming the Shōgun. He supported Christianity and introduced Louis Frois to Nobunaga Oda.
Koremasa	Wada	56	50	64	62	64	44
Ninja	Christianity	[Volley 3]		[Confuse]		[-]

兼相	薄田	1578		1615		1593		Toyotomi retainer. He failed in protecting a key fort during the winter siege of Ōsaka. He redeemed himself later during the summer siege of Ōsaka, where he fought and died.
Kanesuke	Susukida	1	57	2	5	39	27
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

義慶	畠山	1556		1574		1566		Noto Daimyō. Yoshitsuna's heir. After his grandfather and father were exiled, he is appointed clan leader. He was later killed during a dispute between his retainers.
Yoshinori	Hatakeyama	33	42	43	56	61	85
Constable	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

羅山	林	1583		1657		1598		Tokugawa retainer. Conspired together with Sūden Ishin to slander Hideyori Toyotomi and provoked the siege of Ōsaka. He later wrote many documents regarding government.
Razan	Hayashi	79	1	72	82	12	80
Merchant	Buddhism	[Taunt]		[-]		[-]

晴通	波多野	1521		1565		1536		Hosokawa retainer. He was attacked frequently by the Miyoshi. He was later defeated by Hisahide Matsunaga and lost Yakami Castle.
Harumichi	Hatano	40	48	47	57	48	27
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

秀治	波多野	1549		1579		1564		From a powerful clan in Tanba, lord of Yakami Castle. He took back his clan's castle from the Miyoshi Mitsuhide He was attacked and defeated by the Akechi and crucified in Azuchi.
Hideharu	Hatano	27	59	47	58	58	23
Kokunin	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

秀尚	波多野	1555		1579		1570		Hatano retainer, Harumichi's son. He defended against the Akechi with his brother, Hideharu but surrendered after 18 months. He was sent to Azuchi and crucified with Hideharu.
Hidenao	Hatano	32	49	27	47	54	23
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

宗高	波多野	1509		1573		1524		Hatano retainer. Known as "the Tanba Devil." He and Hideharu both presented the new Emperor Ōgimachi with gold and silver. He died in Echizen while fighting the Asakura.
Munetaka	Hatano	67	61	58	57	74	27
Kokunin	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

忠俊	松永	1549		1626		1564		Toyotomi retainer. He was baptized by Frois. When Ieyasu Tokugawa banned Christianity, he and Shigetomo Takayama were exiled to Manila.
Tadatoshi	Matsunaga	51	36	50	58	49	23
Samurai	Christianity	[-]		[-]		[-]

直正	赤井	1530		1578		1545		From a powerful clan in Tanba, Tokiie's 2nd son. He repelled Mitsuhide Akechi's forces during their conquest of Tanba. He was nicknamed, "the Red Devil of Tanba."
Naomasa	Akai	27	76	73	47	51	24
Samurai	Buddhism	[Block]		[Demolish]		[-]

氏綱	荒木	1535		1584		1550		From a powerful clan in Tanba. After the demise of the Hatano, he declined Mitsuhide Akechi's request to join his forces. He sent his son, who died during the battle of Yamasaki.
Ujitsuna	Araki	10	70	57	47	88	25
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

教業	籾井	1532		1576		1547		Hatano retainer, lord of Momii Castle. A fierce warrior, like "the Red Devil," Naomasa Akai, he was named "the Blue Devil." He was defeated in battle fighting against Hideyoshi Hashiba.
Norinari	Momii	17	74	44	44	79	21
Samurai	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

義幸	一色	1509		1563		1524		Tango Daimyō. He repeatedly fought against the Takeda at Wakasa. The Isshiki shared their bloodline with the Seiwa Genji-Ashikaga, along with the Yamana, Akamatsu and Kyōgoku.
Yoshiyuki	Isshiki	46	50	36	62	47	68
Constable	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

義道	一色	1533		1579		1548		Tango Daimyō, Yoshiyuki's son. He was attacked by Oda forces for protecting Shōgun Yoshiaki Ashikaga. One of his retainers betrayed him and he had to commit suicide.
Yoshimichi	Isshiki	26	58	31	60	64	69
Constable	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

満信	一色	1558		1582		1573		Tango Daimyō, Yoshimichi's son. He fought against Fujitaka Hosokawa. He later settled peace and married Fujitaka's daughter but was murdered soon thereafter.
Mitsunobu	Isshiki	46	58	45	53	61	72
Constable	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

義清	一色	1535		1582		1550		Tango Daimyō. After his nephew, Mitsunobu, was murdered by Fujitaka Hosokawa, he joined the Isshiki. However, his castle was besieged by Tadaoki Hosokawa and he died during battle.
Yoshikiyo	Isshiki	33	50	36	53	56	72
Constable	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

祐秀	稲富	1508		1567		1523		Isshiki retainer, Sagami Prefect. He studied and researched cannons. He eventually taught his grandson, Sukenao the Inatomi style of cannoneering.
Sukehide	Inatomi	24	56	70	58	42	73
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[Taunt]		[-]

祐直	稲富	1551		1611		1566		Isshiki retainer, he was taught the Inatomi style of cannoneering. After the demise of his clan, he served Tadaoki Hosokawa. He later served the Tokugawa, instructing troops.
Sukenao	Inatomi	11	56	41	50	58	73
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

証如	本願寺	1516		1554		1531		10th head of the Honganji. The Nichiren followers and Sadayori Rokkaku burned down Yamashina Honganji and he relocated to Ishiyama Honganji.
Shōnyo	Honganji	85	75	72	83	70	52
Monk	Ikkō Sect	[Volley 3]		[Rally]		[-]

顕如	本願寺	1543		1592		1558		11th head of the Honganji, Shōnyo's son. Anti-warrior class, he encouraged people to revolt against them. He waged a war against Nobunaga Oda for over 10 years.
Kennyo	Honganji	84	81	77	81	48	50
Monk	Ikkō Sect	[Swift]		[Rally]		[-]

教如	本願寺	1558		1614		1573		12th head of the Honganji, Kennyo's eldest son. He insisted on fighting against Nobunaga despite their peace settlement. After his father's death, he established East Honganji.
Kyōnyo	Honganji	55	67	72	72	76	50
Monk	Ikkō Sect	[Swift]		[Confuse]		[-]

証恵	願証寺	1494		1574		1509		He served as chief priest in Ise-Nagashima Ganshōji. He was an advocate of fighting Nobunaga Oda and encouraged rioting. After being defeated, he threw himself into a river.
Shōkei	Ganshōji	71	62	58	71	65	51
Monk	Ikkō Sect	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

頼竜	下間	1521		1580		1536		Ishiyama Honganji's chief monk. He became chief monk when Kennyo became the 11th head of the Honganji. He like tea and often invited Sōtatsu Tsuda for tea ceremonies.
Rairyū	Shimozuma	57	43	54	72	51	52
Monk	Ikkō Sect	[-]		[-]		[-]

頼照	下間	1526		1575		1541		Honganji chief monk. He went to Echizen to lead rioters against Nobunaga Oda by order of Kennyo. He was later defeated and killed by Nobunaga during battle.
Raishō	Shimozuma	49	65	62	56	54	50
Monk	Ikkō Sect	[Swift]		[Calm]		[-]

仲孝	下間	1551		1616		1566		Honganji chief monk, Raishō's son. He fought in the battle of Ishiyama the battle of Ishiyama. He negotiated peace with Nobunaga Oda and the Honganji, sealing it with his blood.
Chūkō	Shimozuma	65	41	74	72	71	51
Monk	Ikkō Sect	[Taunt]		[-]		[-]

1st Name(Jp)	Last Name(Jp)	Born year		dead year		entry		biography
Given Name	Family Name	POL	LEA	INT	CHM	Virtue	Affinity
Vocation	Religion			Skills

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