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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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重俊 | 吉田 |
1500 | 1574 | 1515 |
Chōsokabe retainer, Takayori's younger brother. During his battle against Kunitora Aki, he devised a strategy that led the Aki to internal strife. He was a gifted strategist.
|
Shigetoshi |
Yoshida |
42 | 51 | 77 |
60 | 54 |
75 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Calm] | [-] |
[-] |
康俊 | 吉田 |
1565 | 1634 | 1580 |
Chōsokabe retainer. He fought in the battles of Nakatomigawa and Hetsugigawa. He later served the Yamanōuchi and went to Ōsaka Castle where he fought his old master, Morichika.
|
Yasutoshi |
Yoshida |
39 | 52 | 54 |
43 | 59 |
80 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
親家 | 江村 |
1525 | 1591 | 1540 |
Chōsokabe retainer, Shigetoshi Yoshida's 2nd son. He married into the Emura clan. He was known as "Little Bingo" because he became the Bingo Prefect after his father.
|
Chikaie |
Emura |
19 | 68 | 34 |
27 | 64 |
75 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Block] | [-] |
[-] |
茂宗 | 本山 |
1507 | 1555 | 1522 |
From a powerful clan in Tosa. Lord of Motoyama Castle. He later passed the castle on to his son, Shigetoki and moved to Tosa-Asakura Castle.
|
Shigemune |
Motoyama |
40 | 71 | 69 |
53 | 21 |
25 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[Block] | [Demolish] |
[-] |
国虎 | 安芸 |
1530 | 1569 | 1545 |
From a powerful clan in Tosa. Lord of Aki Castle. He refused Motochika Chōsokabe's orders to relocate from his castle. He committed suicide while fighting Motochika.
|
Kunitora |
Aki |
34 | 62 | 20 |
34 | 48 |
09 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
重忠 | 公文 |
1518 | 1577 | 1533 |
From a powerful clan in Tosa, lord of Tokuzen Castle. He first fought against Kunichika Chōsokabe but later became his retainer. It is said he was a brave warrior but also very poor.
|
Shigetada |
Kumon |
1 | 58 | 51 |
38 | 34 |
26 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
種直 | 黒岩 |
1548 | 1582 | 1563 |
Aki retainer. His father accompanied the body of his deceased master, Kunitora back to his home and committed suicide at Kunitora's grave. Tanenao died at the battle of Nakatomigawa.
|
Tanenao |
Kuroiwa |
37 | 36 | 41 |
43 | 56 |
21 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
兼定 | 一条 |
1543 | 1585 | 1558 |
4th head of the Tosa-Ichijō, Fusamoto's son. He was exiled by his retainers due to his bad drinking habits. He later tried to come back with the help of Sōrin Ōtomo, but failed.
|
Kanesada |
Ichijō |
26 | 6 | 3 |
28 | 22 |
93 |
Noble | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
政章 | 小島 |
1538 | 1591 | 1553 |
Tosa-Ichijō retainer. Unhappy with their decision to exile their master, he attacked the other retainers. He later served Motochika Chōsokabe.
|
Masaaki |
Ojima |
29 | 49 | 46 |
52 | 77 |
93 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Swift] | [-] |
[-] |
俊光 | 窪川 |
1530 | 1579 | 1545 |
Tosa-Ichijō retainer, lord of Kushiyama Castle. He served Motochika Chōsokabe. Later on, he accompanied Chikanao Hisatake in his campaign in southern Iyo but was killed in battle.
|
Toshimitsu |
Kubokawa |
29 | 47 | 25 |
30 | 38 |
90 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
正重 | 高島 |
1567 | 1636 | 1582 |
Chōsokabe retainer. He served the Yamanōuchi after the demise of his master's clan. He later wrote a book titled "Chronicles of Motochika."
|
Masashige |
Takashima |
64 | 3 | 63 |
67 | 62 |
92 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Rally] | [-] |
[-] |
正賀 | 立石 |
1565 | 1624 | 1580 |
Chōsokabe retainer. He besieged Iyo-Mitaki Castle. After losing the battle of Sekigahara, he worked as a messenger. He went on to serve the Higo-Hosokawa.
|
Masayoshi |
Tateishi |
65 | 21 | 66 |
68 | 54 |
93 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Calm] | [-] |
[-] |
宗珊 | 土居 |
1513 | 1572 | 1528 |
Tosa-Ichijō retainer. He admonished his master, Kanesada for his lifestyle and was killed for it. This caused the other retainers to revolt and Kanesada was exiled.
|
Sōsan |
Doi |
70 | 57 | 73 |
77 | 82 |
92 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [Confuse] |
[-] |
正房 | 城井 |
1478 | 1561 | 1493 |
14th head of the Kii-Utsunomiya. He served the Ōuchi. He allied with the Shōni and Ōtomo to rebel against his master, but failed and returned to serving the Ōuchi again.
|
Masafusa |
Kii |
73 | 45 | 63 |
64 | 46 |
68 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
長房 | 城井 |
1506 | 1588 | 1521 |
15th head of the Kii-Utsunomiya, Masafusa's son. He participated in the Shimotsuke-Utsunomiya successor issue. He and his father were later killed by Nagamasa Kuroda.
|
Nagafusa |
Kii |
52 | 61 | 43 |
50 | 51 |
71 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
鎮房 | 城井 |
1536 | 1588 | 1551 |
16th head of the Kii-Utsunomiya, Nagafusa's son. He served the Ōtomo and the Shimazu. He refused to move to Iyo and was killed by Nagamasa Kuroda.
|
Shigefusa |
Kii |
40 | 64 | 22 |
45 | 35 |
71 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Block] | [-] |
[-] |
隆居 | 佐田 |
1519 | 1588 | 1534 |
Ōuchi retainer. After the demise of his master's clan, he served the Ōtomo. He made one of the retainers who left come back in exchange for land.
|
Takaoki |
Sada |
52 | 46 | 57 |
57 | 66 |
91 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
鎮綱 | 佐田 |
1541 | 1593 | 1556 |
Ōtomo retainer, Takaoki's son. After his master's tremendous loss from the battle of Mimigawa, he continued to support him.
|
Shigetsuna |
Sada |
51 | 44 | 40 |
51 | 74 |
91 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
義鎮 | 大友 |
1530 | 1587 | 1545 |
21st head of the Ōtomo, Yoshiaki's son. At his peak, he ruled the 6 lands in Kyūshū. He was defeated at the battle of Mimigawa by the Shimazu.
|
Yoshishige |
Ōtomo |
79 | 74 | 68 |
75 | 2 |
84 |
Constable | Buddhism |
[Swift] | [Demolish] |
[-] |
義統 | 大友 |
1558 | 1610 | 1573 |
22nd head of the Ōtomo, Yoshishige's son. He relied on Hideyoshi Toyotomi's help in order to fend off the Shimazu and Ryūzōji. He fled from the enemy in Korea and lost his land in Japan.
|
Yoshimune |
Ōtomo |
44 | 29 | 11 |
64 | 36 |
84 |
Constable | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
親家 | 大友 |
1561 | 1641 | 1576 |
Ōtomo retainer, Sōrin's 2nd son. He was originally a monk but quit in order to become a warrior. He was stripped of his land and titles for conspiring with Yoshihisa Shimazu.
|
Chikaie |
Ōtomo |
24 | 54 | 22 |
59 | 59 |
86 |
Constable | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
鑑実 | 一萬田 |
1535 | 1588 | 1550 |
Ōtomo retainer. He did not participate in any actual fighting but was known to invite his master over for banquets. He committed suicide to take responsibility for a clansman.
|
Akizane |
Ichimada |
2 | 58 | 39 |
70 | 64 |
86 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Block] | [-] |
[-] |
鑑続 | 臼杵 |
1509 | 1561 | 1524 |
Ōtomo retainer. He contributed greatly to the invasion of Chikuzen. He was a good diplomat, negotiating peace with the Ōuchi.
|
Akitsugu |
Usuki |
77 | 40 | 77 |
73 | 59 |
89 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Confuse] | [-] |
[-] |
鑑速 | 臼杵 |
1518 | 1575 | 1533 |
Ōtomo retainer, one of the three Bungo elders. He performed in various roles for the clan, and was a good diplomat. He managed the invasion of Chikuzen to great success.
|
Akihaya |
Usuki |
76 | 47 | 69 |
73 | 62 |
89 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Taunt] | [-] |
[-] |
惟教 | 佐伯 |
1524 | 1578 | 1539 |
Ōtomo retainer. He aided his master, Sōrin, during the Nikaikuzure incident, quelling the revolts. He was later ordered by Sōrin to fight in Hyūga and died at the battle of Mimigawa.
|
Korenori |
Saiki |
33 | 53 | 49 |
49 | 38 |
90 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
親守 | 志賀 |
1514 | 1598 | 1529 |
Ōtomo retainer, lord of Bungo-Oka Castle. During the battle of Mimigawa, he dealt a great deal of damage to the Ōtomo. When his master, Yoshimune went to Korea, he protected Bungo.
|
Chikamori |
Shiga |
61 | 39 | 58 |
59 | 34 |
80 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
親度 | 志賀 |
1535 | 1587 | 1550 |
Ōtomo retainer, lord of Bungo-Oka Castle. Chikamori's son. He later assisted Yoshihisa Shimazu in his invasion of Bungo and was ordered to commit suicide by his son, Chikatsugu.
|
Chikanori |
Shiga |
26 | 18 | 34 |
44 | 23 |
81 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
親次 | 志賀 |
1566 | 1607 | 1581 |
Ōtomo retainer, lord of Bungo-Oka Castle. Chikanori's son. He defeated Shimazu retainer, Tadamoto Niiro's force of 35,000 with only a 1000 men, impressing Hideyoshi Toyotomi.
|
Chikatsugu |
Shiga |
9 | 68 | 63 |
46 | 31 |
80 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [Taunt] |
[-] |
鎮周 | 田北 |
1543 | 1578 | 1558 |
Ōtomo retainer. During the battle of Mimigawa, he disagreed with his commander, Chikakata Tawara's tactics and fought in the vanguard. He was later killed by Shimazu forces.
|
Shigekane |
Takita |
26 | 49 | 31 |
31 | 48 |
89 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
親賢 | 田原 |
1541 | 1600 | 1556 |
Ōtomo retainer. He was commander during the battle of Mimigawa but failed to lead the army properly, losing the battle. He died during the battle of Sekigahara in Kyūshū.
|
Chikakata |
Tawara |
45 | 29 | 68 |
64 | 36 |
81 |
Monk | Buddhism |
[Confuse] | [-] |
[-] |
鑑種 | 高橋 |
1530 | 1579 | 1545 |
Ōtomo retainer. He was a great strategist. He orchestrated the major battle that took place between the Mōri and the Ōtomo in Chikuzen.
|
Akitane |
Takahashi |
42 | 62 | 47 |
42 | 54 |
90 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
鎮種 | 吉弘 |
1548 | 1586 | 1563 |
Ōtomo retainer, Akitada Yoshihiro's 2nd son. He was a fearsome warrior comparable to Dōsetsu Tachibana. He led his army of 700 on a suicide mission against the Shimazu's 50,000.
|
Shigetane |
Yoshihiro |
19 | 82 | 63 |
54 | 100 |
84 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Block] | [Block] |
[Calm] |
石宗 | 角隈 |
1519 | 1578 | 1534 |
Ōtomo retainer, he served as a tactician for Sōrin, his master. His apprentice was Dōsetsu Tachibana. Although against it, he set out to Hyūga on Sōrin's orders. He died during the battle.
|
Sekisō |
Tsunokuma |
70 | 45 | 83 |
77 | 50 |
85 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Confuse] | [-] |
[-] |
鑑連 | 戸次 |
1513 | 1585 | 1528 |
Ōtomo retainer, Tachibana Castle. He was struck by lightening and unable to walk but was still a fierce warrior, known as "Dōsetsu the Demon."
|
Akitsura |
Hetsugi |
51 | 93 | 81 |
67 | 94 |
84 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [Rampage] |
[Taunt] |
統虎 | 吉弘 |
1567 | 1642 | 1582 |
Ōtomo retainer, Shōun Takahashi's son. He married Dōsetsu Tachibana's daughter. He lost his land for siding with the western army during the battle of Sekigahara but recovered it later.
|
Munetora |
Yoshihiro |
54 | 83 | 61 |
55 | 97 |
84 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Block] | [Swift] |
[Confuse] |
長増 | 吉岡 |
1499 | 1573 | 1514 |
Ōtomo retainer, one of the three Bungo elders. When the Ōtomo and the Mōri faced off in Chikuzen, he used the Ōuchi to invade Suō, forcing the Mōri to withdraw.
|
Nagamasu |
Yoshioka |
55 | 28 | 87 |
66 | 43 |
86 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Calm] | [-] |
[-] |
鑑理 | 吉弘 |
1515 | 1571 | 1530 |
Ōtomo retainer, one of the three Bungo elders. He defeated the Ōuchi in the battle of Seibagahara. He also defeated the Mōri in countless battles as well.
|
Akitada |
Yoshihiro |
65 | 67 | 51 |
60 | 65 |
86 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Block] | [-] |
[-] |
鎮信 | 吉弘 |
1540 | 1578 | 1555 |
Ōtomo retainer, Yoshihiro's son. He looked after Tachibana Castle and managed Hakata, befriending Sōshitsu Shimai, a great merchant. He died fighting in the battle of Mimigawa.
|
Shigenobu |
Yoshihiro |
45 | 59 | 40 |
55 | 67 |
89 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Swift] | [-] |
[-] |
統幸 | 吉弘 |
1564 | 1600 | 1579 |
Ōtomo retainer, Shigenobu's son. He opposed siding with the western army during the battle of Sekigahara but his pleas were rejected. He and his master died fighting Yoshitaka Kuroda.
|
Muneyuki |
Yoshihiro |
34 | 55 | 47 |
46 | 82 |
87 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Block] | [-] |
[-] |
惟門 | 筑紫 |
1531 | 1567 | 1546 |
From a powerful clan in Hizen, lord of Gokayama Castle. He served the Shōni and was defeated by Ōuchi retainer Okifusa Sue. He later commits suicide when attacked by the Ōtomo.
|
Korekado |
Tsukushi |
29 | 45 | 52 |
48 | 62 |
45 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
広門 | 筑紫 |
1556 | 1623 | 1571 |
From a powerful clan in Hizen, lord of Gokayama Castle. Korekado's son. He sided with the western army during the battle of Sekigahara and lost his land and titles.
|
Hirokado |
Tsukushi |
55 | 38 | 73 |
63 | 17 |
45 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[Calm] | [-] |
[-] |
隆種 | 原田 |
1513 | 1588 | 1528 |
From a powerful clan in Chikuzen, lord of Takasu Castle. He allied with the Ōuchi and fought the Ōtomo in Chikuzen.
|
Takatane |
Harada |
27 | 73 | 42 |
38 | 32 |
86 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[Block] | [-] |
[-] |
信種 | 原田 |
1560 | 1598 | 1575 |
From a powerful clan in Chikuzen, lord of Takasu Castle. He became the head of the clan after Takatane Harada's son died. He later fought and died in Korea.
|
Nobutane |
Harada |
36 | 47 | 32 |
37 | 46 |
87 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
文種 | 秋月 |
1516 | 1557 | 1531 |
From a powerful clan in Chikuzen, lord of Koshosan Castle. He defected to Motonari Mōri from the Ōtomo. Later on, he faced 20,000 Ōtomo troops and committed suicide.
|
Fumitane |
Akizuki |
39 | 68 | 21 |
51 | 50 |
34 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
種実 | 秋月 |
1548 | 1596 | 1557 |
From a powerful clan in Chikuzen, lord of Koshosan Castle. Fumitane's 2nd son. He was defeated in Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Kyūshū.
|
Tanezane |
Akizuki |
54 | 47 | 59 |
55 | 59 |
34 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Calm] | [-] |
[-] |
元種 | 秋月 |
1571 | 1614 | 1586 |
From a powerful clan in Chikuzen. Tanezane Akizuki's 2nd son. He defected to the eastern army during the battle of Sekigahara and was later stripped of his land and titles.
|
Mototane |
Akizuki |
48 | 42 | 38 |
46 | 43 |
32 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
鎮里 | 麻生 |
1513 | 1572 | 1528 |
From a powerful clan in Chikuzen, lord of Hanao Castle. He fell out of favor with Takazane Asō. Because he was no match against Takazane, he relied on the Shimazu to help.
|
Shigesato |
Asō |
44 | 39 | 38 |
41 | 23 |
33 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
元重 | 麻生 |
1543 | 1592 | 1558 |
From a powerful clan in Chikuzen, lord of Yamaga Castle. The Asō clan are illegitimate descendants of Iemasa Utsunomiya. Motoshige was forced to relocate later to Chikugo.
|
Motoshige |
Asō |
38 | 27 | 51 |
40 | 38 |
33 |
Kokunin | Buddhism |
[-] | [-] |
[-] |
親之 | 井田 |
1532 | 1587 | 1547 |
Akizuki retainer. He prayed to his son everyday after he was killed by Ōtomo forces. He too would eventually die fighting in a battle.
|
Chikayuki |
Ida |
25 | 54 | 37 |
55 | 64 |
35 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [-] |
[-] |
鑑盛 | 蒲池 |
1520 | 1578 | 1535 |
From a powerful clan in Chikugo, lord of Yanagawa Castle. He served the Ōtomo. He saved the Ryūzōji from demise on two occasions. He died in the battle of Mimigawa.
|
Akimori |
Kamachi |
66 | 65 | 66 |
66 | 97 |
68 |
Samurai | Buddhism |
[Volley 3] | [Rally] |
[-] |
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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