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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 |
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頼廉 | 下間 |
1537 | 1626 | 1552 |
Honganji chief monk. At the battle of Ishiyama, he led the army on behalf of Kennyo against Nobunaga Oda. Later, Hideyoshi Toyotomi put him in charge of Honganji.
|
Rairen |
Shimozuma |
21 | 84 | 81 |
53 | 77 |
52 |
Monk | Ikkō Sect |
[Swift] | [Swift] |
[Demolish] |
経忠 | 窪田 |
1511 | 1570 | 1526 |
From a powerful clan in Kaga, lord of Yasukichi Castle. He first served Ienaga Yasukichi but was given control of Yasukichi Castle from Ienaga in 1550. He led the rioters in the Kaga riots.
|
Tsunetada |
Kubota |
20 | 52 | 61 |
45 | 45 |
51 |
Kokunin | Ikkō Sect |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
頼周 | 七里 |
1517 | 1581 | 1532 |
Officer of Honganji in Kaga. He killed Nagashige Tomita but is defeated by Nobunaga Oda a year later. He is later ordered by Kennyo to capture kill Yorinobu Kaburagi at Matsutō Castle.
|
Yorichika |
Shichiri |
49 | 57 | 73 |
64 | 32 |
51 |
Monk | Ikkō Sect |
[Volley 3] | [Taunt] |
[-] |
重泰 | 鈴木 |
1541 | 1580 | 1556 |
He is believed to be related to the Kii-Saika. He went from Honganji to Kaga and built Torigoe Castle. He was later killed by Katsuie Shibata and his head was sent to Azuchi.
|
Shigeyasu |
Suzuki |
18 | 54 | 50 |
29 | 50 |
51 |
Kokunin | Ikkō Sect |
[Swift] | [-] |
[-] |
重清 | 徳田 |
1516 | 1580 | 1531 |
From a powerful clan in Kaga. He was Shima Prefect. He was a central figure in the Kaga riots. He fought against Nobunaga Oda but was killed by Katsuie Shibata.
|
Shigekiyo |
Tokuda |
25 | 59 | 43 |
34 | 39 |
51 |
Kokunin | Ikkō Sect |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
友貞 | 服部 |
1515 | 1579 | 1530 |
From a powerful clan in Ise. Using Fort Uguiura as his base, he allied with Ise-Nagashima Ganshōji and fought Nobunaga Oda. Warriors who were defeated by Nobunaga joined his army.
|
Tomosada |
Hattori |
24 | 62 | 40 |
36 | 61 |
51 |
Kokunin | Ikkō Sect |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
晴元 | 細川 |
1514 | 1563 | 1529 |
Settsu Daimyō. Allied himself with Motonaga Miyoshi and killed Takakuni Hosokawa. He later killed Motonaga but was attacked and defeated by Motonaga's son, Nagayoshi.
|
Harumoto |
Hosokawa |
70 | 59 | 43 |
68 | 36 |
48 |
Noble | Buddhism |
[Block] | [-] |
[-] |
持隆 | 細川 |
1497 | 1553 | 1512 |
Awa Prefect. As per Harumasa Akamatsu's request, he went to fight Haruhisa Amago at Bicchū but lost. He later got into a argument and was killed by Yoshikata Miyoshi.
|
Mochitaka |
Hosokawa |
51 | 36 | 39 |
62 | 40 |
47 |
Noble | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
長慶 | 三好 |
1523 | 1564 | 1538 |
Hosokawa retainer. He greatly increased his territory in Kinai by exiling his master, Harumoto. However, the death of his heir, Yoshioki, led him to depression and he died of illness.
|
Nagayoshi |
Miyoshi |
87 | 67 | 85 |
79 | 15 |
56 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [Rally] |
[-] |
義興 | 三好 |
1542 | 1563 | 1557 |
Nagayoshi's heir, escort to the Shōgun of the Muromachi Shogunate. Having defeated the Rokkaku and Hatakeyama, his future seemed bright. However, he was later murdered.
|
Yoshioki |
Miyoshi |
59 | 51 | 38 |
63 | 54 |
57 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[Swift] | [-] |
[-] |
義賢 | 三好 |
1527 | 1562 | 1542 |
Miyoshi retainer, Motonaga's 2nd son. He looked after Awa while his brother went out to Kinai. He was Nagayoshi's right hand man but died in battle later.
|
Yoshikata |
Miyoshi |
75 | 68 | 74 |
71 | 64 |
57 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [Calm] |
[-] |
長治 | 三好 |
1553 | 1577 | 1568 |
Yoshikata's son. He killed Nagafusa Shinohara with Saneyuki Hosokawa's help and became the head of the clan. He later died fighting against Saneyuki.
|
Nagaharu |
Miyoshi |
26 | 36 | 18 |
53 | 31 |
55 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
存保 | 三好 |
1554 | 1586 | 1569 |
Yoshikata Miyoshi's son. He served Hideyoshi Toyotomi and fought the Chōsokabe. He served in the vanguard during the conquest of Kyūshū. He died in Bungo, at the battle of Hetsugigawa.
|
Masayasu |
Miyoshi |
40 | 63 | 42 |
48 | 56 |
57 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[Swift] | [-] |
[-] |
冬康 | 安宅 |
1530 | 1564 | 1545 |
Miyoshi retainer, Motonaga Miyoshi's 3rd son. He led the Atagi navy. He was killed by his older brother, Nagayoshi Miyoshi. He was a lover of books, poems and tea.
|
Fuyuyasu |
Atagi |
48 | 56 | 48 |
66 | 64 |
54 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
信康 | 安宅 |
1549 | 1578 | 1564 |
Oda retainer, Fuyuyasu's son. Took over the clan and led the Awaji navy. He fought against the Mōri navy in the battle of Kizugawaguchi.
|
Nobuyasu |
Atagi |
43 | 35 | 36 |
54 | 42 |
54 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
一存 | 十河 |
1532 | 1561 | 1547 |
Miyoshi retainer, Motonaga Miyoshi's 4th son. He became lord of Sogō Castle. He was a fearsome warrior, known as "Sogō the Devil." He died falling off a horse.
|
Kazumasa |
Sogō |
17 | 75 | 48 |
50 | 61 |
52 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[Block] | [Demolish] |
[-] |
義継 | 十河 |
1549 | 1573 | 1564 |
Kazumasa Sogō's son. Became head of the clan after Nagayoshi Miyoshi's death. He was killed by Nobunaga Oda when he tried to protect Yoshiaki Ashikaga.
|
Yoshitsugu |
Sogō |
39 | 45 | 32 |
54 | 66 |
52 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
康長 | 三好 |
1508 | 1587 | 1523 |
Miyoshi retainer, Nagayoshi's uncle. He became Nobunaga Oda's retainer after being defeated. After the Honnōji incident, he served Hideyoshi Toyotomi.
|
Yasunaga |
Miyoshi |
74 | 39 | 78 |
71 | 31 |
75 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[Demolish] | [-] |
[-] |
政康 | 三好 |
1528 | 1615 | 1543 |
Miyoshi retainer. He and Hisahide Matsunaga killed Shōgun Yoshiteru Ashikaga. He was fled Nobunaga Oda in Kii. He died serving the Toyotomi during the summer siege of Ōsaka.
|
Masayasu |
Miyoshi |
48 | 59 | 47 |
65 | 27 |
51 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[Swift] | [-] |
[-] |
長逸 | 三好 |
1514 | 1578 | 1529 |
Miyoshi retainer. Brought chaos to the clan by constantly arguing with Yoshitsugu and Hisahide Matsunaga. He was defeated by Nobunaga Oda's forces in Kinai and fled.
|
Nagayuki |
Miyoshi |
53 | 57 | 61 |
67 | 48 |
51 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[Block] | [-] |
[-] |
政勝 | 三好 |
1536 | 1631 | 1551 |
Hosokawa retainer. He fought with Nagayoshi Miyoshi for killing his father. He served Nobunaga Oda after being defeated in Kinai. He later served the Toyotomi and the Tokugawa.
|
Masakatsu |
Miyoshi |
40 | 45 | 46 |
53 | 51 |
60 |
Magistrate | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
村重 | 荒木 |
1535 | 1586 | 1550 |
Ikeda retainer, lord of Arioka Castle. He allied with the Honganji and the Mōri and tried to start an uprising against Nobunaga Oda but failed and fled.
|
Murashige |
Araki |
36 | 65 | 38 |
73 | 25 |
52 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
長正 | 池田 |
1519 | 1563 | 1534 |
From a powerful clan in Settsu, lord of Ikeda Castle. He became head of the clan after Harumoto Hosokawa ordered his father to commit suicide. Served Nagayoshi Miyoshi.
|
Nagamasa |
Ikeda |
39 | 52 | 29 |
54 | 47 |
60 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
勝正 | 池田 |
1539 | 1578 | 1554 |
From a powerful clan in Settsu, lord of Ikeda Castle. Nagamasa's son. He was defeated in Nobunaga Oda's conquest of Kinai. He was later exiled.
|
Katsumasa |
Ikeda |
28 | 32 | 30 |
46 | 54 |
52 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
知正 | 池田 |
1544 | 1603 | 1559 |
From a powerful clan in Settsu, lord of Ikeda Castle. Nagamasa's son. He exiled his brother, Katsumasa, and became head of the clan. He later served Murashige Araki.
|
Tomomasa |
Ikeda |
42 | 48 | 40 |
53 | 35 |
60 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
友通 | 石成 |
1529 | 1573 | 1544 |
Miyoshi retainer. In his efforts to serve Shōgun Yoshiaki Ashikaga, he besieged Yodo Castle. However, he was killed in battle by Fujitaka Hosokawa.
|
Tomomichi |
Iwanari |
32 | 43 | 60 |
64 | 58 |
51 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Taunt] | [-] |
[-] |
元景 | 香川 |
1515 | 1584 | 1530 |
Hosokawa retainer, Amagiri Castle. He served the Miyoshi after his clan's demise. He was defeated by Motochika Chōsokabe in Sanuki and let his 2nd son take over his clan.
|
Motokage |
Kagawa |
49 | 44 | 52 |
51 | 21 |
48 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
長房 | 篠原 |
1513 | 1573 | 1528 |
Miyoshi retainer. He developed the foundation for the clan's economic management. He was later killed by Nagaharu.
|
Nagafusa |
Shinohara |
71 | 27 | 68 |
68 | 73 |
55 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Calm] | [-] |
[-] |
重久 | 津田 |
1549 | 1634 | 1564 |
Hosokawa retainer. After the demise of his clan, he joined Mitsuhide Akechi. After Mitsuhide's death, he served Hideyoshi Toyotomi and fought in the battle of Shizugatake.
|
Shigehisa |
Tsuda |
28 | 32 | 50 |
45 | 34 |
51 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
清秀 | 中川 |
1542 | 1583 | 1557 |
Ikeda retainer, lord of Ibaraki Castle. After he defeated Koremasa Wada he joined Murashige Araki. He later served Hideyoshi Hashiba and fought and died in the battle of Shizugatake.
|
Kiyohide |
Nakagawa |
12 | 43 | 17 |
19 | 44 |
49 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
久秀 | 松永 |
1511 | 1577 | 1526 |
Miyoshi retainer. He took over his master's clan and killed Shōgun Yoshiteru Ashikaga. He served Nobunaga Oda and tried but failed in his uprising, blowing himself up with his bomb.
|
Hisahide |
Matsunaga |
90 | 66 | 94 |
81 | 1 |
93 |
Merchant | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [Demolish] |
[Confuse] |
久通 | 松永 |
1538 | 1577 | 1553 |
Miyoshi retainer, Hisahide's son. He obeyed his father and murdered Shōgun Yoshiteru Ashikaga. He later joined Nobunaga Oda only to fall ill in favor. He committed suicide.
|
Hisamichi |
Matsunaga |
54 | 25 | 72 |
61 | 5 |
93 |
Merchant | Buddhism |
[Demolish] | [-] |
[-] |
友照 | 高山 |
1527 | 1595 | 1542 |
Oda retainer. He served Murashige Araki and was lord of Takatsuki Castle. After Murashige's failed uprising he went to Echizen and served Katsuie Shibata.
|
Tomoteru |
Takayama |
50 | 44 | 53 |
58 | 32 |
84 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
重友 | 高山 |
1553 | 1615 | 1568 |
Oda retainer, lord of Takatsuki Castle. Tomoteru's son. He fought in countless battles but lost his land and titles because he refused to convert his religion. He was exiled to Luzon.
|
Shigetomo |
Takayama |
64 | 50 | 59 |
70 | 51 |
91 |
Samurai | Christianity |
[Swift] | [Calm] |
[-] |
宗厳 | 柳生 |
1527 | 1606 | 1542 |
From a powerful clan in Yamato. He started his school of swordsmanship after training Nobutsuna Kamiizumi in the arts of Yagyū Shinkage-ryū. He later served Ieyasu Tokugawa.
|
Muneyoshi |
Yagyū |
18 | 84 | 56 |
63 | 85 |
91 |
Warrior | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
宗矩 | 柳生 |
1571 | 1646 | 1586 |
Tokugawa retainer, Muneyoshi's son. He worked as a trainer, teaching Hidetada the arts of the Yagyū Shinkage-ryū. After Hidetada's death, he served and trained Hidetada's son, Iemitsu.
|
Munenori |
Yagyū |
63 | 36 | 76 |
63 | 10 |
81 |
Warrior | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [Demolish] |
[-] |
直政 | 安見 |
1534 | 1571 | 1549 |
Hatakeyama retainer, Kawachi magistrate. He forced his master into exile and appointed his former master's younger brother. He fought Honganji when Nobunaga invaded Kinai.
|
Naomasa |
Yasumi |
56 | 35 | 65 |
56 | 28 |
84 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Taunt] | [-] |
[-] |
信教 | 遊佐 |
1524 | 1574 | 1539 |
Hatakeyama retainer, Kawachi magistrate. He forced his master into exile and appointed his former master's younger brother, whom he assassinated later. He was killed by Nobunaga.
|
Nobunori |
Yusa |
39 | 48 | 71 |
62 | 44 |
83 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Confuse] | [-] |
[-] |
行長 | 小西 |
1559 | 1600 | 1574 |
Toyotomi retainer. During the Korean invasion, he served in the vanguard. During the battle of Sekigahara, he sided with the western army. He was defeated and executed.
|
Yukinaga |
Konishi |
72 | 51 | 49 |
63 | 61 |
20 |
Merchant | Christianity |
[Swift] | [-] |
[-] |
順慶 | 筒井 |
1549 | 1584 | 1550 |
From Yamato. He fought against Hisahide Matsunaga, when he lay siege to his castle. He later served Nobunaga Oda and rebuilt his forces.
|
Junkei |
Tsutsui |
73 | 45 | 70 |
72 | 42 |
05 |
Monk | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [Rally] |
[-] |
順国 | 慈明寺 |
1531 | 1580 | 1546 |
Tsutsui retainer. He married his brother's daughter. After his brother's death, it is believed they used body doubles to keep his death a secret.
|
Junkoku |
Jimyōji |
58 | 37 | 63 |
61 | 56 |
03 |
Monk | Buddhism |
[Calm] | [-] |
[-] |
定次 | 慈明寺 |
1562 | 1615 | 1577 |
Toyotomi retainer, Junkoku Jimyōji's son. He was removed of his titles for disorderly conduct. During the winter siege of Ōsaka, he was executed for conspiring with the enemy.
|
Sadatsugu |
Jimyōji |
34 | 33 | 18 |
57 | 24 |
09 |
Monk | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
清興 | 島 |
1540 | 1600 | 1555 |
Tsutsui retainer. He served Mitsunari Ishida. During the battle of Sekigahara, he performed very well, dying heroically.
|
Kiyooki |
Shima |
18 | 82 | 71 |
55 | 94 |
15 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Block] | [Swift] |
[Rally] |
重信 | 松倉 |
1543 | 1593 | 1558 |
Tsutsui retainer. He is considered one of the three elders of the clan, along with Kiyooki Shima and Yoshiyuki Mori. When the clan moved to Iga-Kōzuke, he built Iga-Nabari Castle.
|
Shigenobu |
Matsukura |
61 | 41 | 63 |
63 | 68 |
06 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Calm] | [-] |
[-] |
好之 | 森 |
1526 | 1590 | 1541 |
Tsutsui retainer. He is considered one of the three elders of the clan, along with Kiyooki Shima and Shigenobu Matsukura. He left the clan after a dispute and lived in Yamato as a farmer.
|
Yoshiyuki |
Mori |
66 | 31 | 47 |
59 | 54 |
11 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
重意 | 鈴木 |
1515 | 1585 | 1530 |
From a powerful clan in Kii, lord of Saika Castle. He led the musket-bearing Saika Mercenaries. He allied with Honganji and fought against Nobunaga Oda. He later committed suicide.
|
Shigeoki |
Suzuki |
45 | 85 | 67 |
49 | 82 |
57 |
Kokunin | Ikkō Sect |
[Swift] | [Demolish] |
[-] |
重兼 | 鈴木 |
1540 | 1589 | 1555 |
From a powerful clan in Kii. He lived in Hirai, giving him the nickname, "Magoichi from Hirai." He was very well liked and contributed greatly to local politics.
|
Shigekane |
Suzuki |
74 | 40 | 75 |
63 | 69 |
58 |
Kokunin | Ikkō Sect |
[Confuse] | [-] |
[-] |
重秀 | 鈴木 |
1546 | 1585 | 1561 |
From a powerful clan in Kii. His nickname was "Magoichi Saika." He led his Saika Musketeers to Ishiyama Honganji and terrorized Nobunaga Oda's forces. He later served Hideyoshi Toyotomi.
|
Shigehide |
Suzuki |
11 | 88 | 82 |
38 | 70 |
57 |
Kokunin | Ikkō Sect |
[Swift] | [Swift] |
[Demolish] |
重朝 | 鈴木 |
1561 | 1623 | 1576 |
Toyotomi retainer, Shigehide's son. During the battle of Sekigahara, he sided with the western army, defending Fushimi Castle. He defeated Mototada Torii.
|
Shigetomo |
Suzuki |
13 | 70 | 69 |
51 | 49 |
52 |
Kokunin | Ikkō Sect |
[Swift] | [Rally] |
[-] |
定久 | 太田 |
1531 | 1590 | 1546 |
From a powerful clan in Kii, lord of Ōta Castle. Fought constantly against the Saika. At the battle of Komaki-Nagakute, he served Ieyasu Tokugawa. He later died in battle.
|
Sadahisa |
Ōta |
39 | 47 | 51 |
38 | 59 |
59 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
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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