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

鎮漣	蒲池	1547		1581		1562		From a powerful clan in Chikugo, lord of Yanagawa Castle. Akimori's heir. He became head of the clan after his father's death. He was killed by his master later.
Shigenami	Kamachi	55	54	41	55	82	68
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

鑑種	田尻	1529		1588		1544		From a powerful clan in Chikugo, lord of Takao Castle. He served Takanobu Ryūzōji. He later went to fight in Korea.
Akitane	Tajiri	56	38	42	65	32	61
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

統景	問註所	1542		1593		1557		From a powerful clan in Chikugo, lord of Nagaiwa Castle. He served the Ōtomo. After Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Kyūshū, he served the Kobayakawa. Died in Korea.
Munekage	Monjūjo	34	45	49	50	69	90
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

冬尚	少弐	1529		1559		1544		17th head of the Shōni. He killed off Iekane Ryūzōji's clan and conquered eastern Hizen. However, Iekane's great-grandson revived the clan and defeated Fuyuhisa.
Fuyuhisa	Shōni	51	23	50	65	21	28
Noble	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

武種	江上	1526		1575		1541		Shōni retainer. He was against Takanobu Ryūzōji taking over the clan. He killed Masamitsu Oda, a Ryūzōji retainer. He came to serve the Ryūzōji later on.
Taketane	Egami	21	69	65	46	77	28
Samurai	Buddhism	[Block]		[Taunt]		[-]

政光	小田	1509		1558		1524		Shōni retainer. He was against Takanobu Ryūzōji taking over the clan. When Takanobu conquered Hizen, he served him. He later died fighting against Taketane Egami.
Masamitsu	Oda	69	55	64	59	25	24
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[Calm]		[-]

勝利	神代	1511		1565		1526		Shōni retainer. He won many battles, including a fight against Ryūzōji retainer, Masamitsu Oda. He later rebelled against the Ryūzōji.
Katsutoshi	Kumashiro	48	74	75	70	71	28
Monk	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Confuse]		[-]

長良	神代	1537		1584		1552		Shōni retainer, Katsutoshi's heir. After his father's death, he settled peace with the Ryūzōji and became their retainer. He later adopted Naoshige Nabeshima's nephew.
Nagayoshi	Kumashiro	53	41	32	53	39	28
Monk	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

隆信	龍造寺	1529		1584		1544		19th head of the Ryūzōji Chikaie's son. He was known as "the Bear of Hizen," controlling 5 lands and 2 islands in Kyūshū. He was killed in battle against the Shimazu.
Takanobu	Ryūzōji	43	79	55	56	10	62
Monk	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Demolish]		[-]

政家	龍造寺	1566		1607		1581		20th head of the Ryūzōji, Takanobu's heir. He fought in the vanguard during Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Kyūshū. He later asked his retainer, Naoshige Nabeshima, to take over.
Masaie	Ryūzōji	27	40	9	59	28	62
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

信周	龍造寺	1534		1608		1549		Ryūzōji retainer, Chikaie's 2nd son. After the decline of the Ōtomo, he went to Buzen, expanding the clan's territory. He contributed greatly to his brother's realm.
Nobuchika	Ryūzōji	55	45	51	57	62	62
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

長信	龍造寺	1539		1603		1554		Ryūzōji retainer, Chikaie's 3rd son. He served the Arima and the Matsuura in western Hizen. He contributed greatly to his brother, Takanobu, in Hizen.
Naganobu	Ryūzōji	56	45	46	57	55	62
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

家就	龍造寺	1528		1587		1543		Ryūzōji retainer, Tanehisa's 2nd son. He served Takanobu Ryūzōji, after Takanobu unified the Muranaka and Mizugae families. He aided in suppressing the Shōni Family, later traveling to Higo to fight with the northern bound Shimazu Army.
Ienari	Ryūzōji	51	49	42	59	51	60
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

家晴	龍造寺	1547		1613		1562		Ryūzōji retainer. He became the lord of Yanagawa Castle after he captured it from the Ōtomo. After Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Kyūshū, he founded the Isahaya clan.
Ieharu	Ryūzōji	41	55	46	46	43	60
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

清房	鍋島	1512		1585		1527		Ryūzōji retainer. He and his father saved the Ryūzōji during the battle of Tatenawate. He later married Iezumi Ryūzōji's daughter.
Kiyofusa	Nabeshima	50	58	55	53	66	58
Samurai	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

直茂	鍋島	1538		1618		1553		Ryūzōji retainer, Kiyofusa's son. He contributed greatly to the clan's development. He sided with the eastern army during the battle of Sekigahara and ruled Hizen after the battle.
Naoshige	Nabeshima	83	81	81	72	44	58
Samurai	Buddhism	[Block]		[Block]		[Demolish]

勝茂	鍋島	1580		1657		1595		Head of the Hizen-Saga clan, Naoshige's heir. He sided with the western army during the battle of Sekigahara. He helped quell the Shimabara rebellion, suffering huge losses.
Katsushige	Nabeshima	70	61	51	65	65	58
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

信常	江里口	1548		1584		1563		Ryūzōji retainer, one of the four Ryūzōji guardians. He went on a suicide mission, charging towards Iehisa Shimazu after hearing his master died during the battle of Okitanawate.
Nobutsune	Eriguchi	5	74	35	39	93	62
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

信胤	円城寺	1541		1584		1556		Ryūzōji retainer, one of the four Ryūzōji guardians. He did a suicide charge into the enemy after learning that his master had fallen during the battle of Okitanawate.
Nobutane	Enjōji	9	69	36	36	79	62
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

昌直	木下	1524		1610		1539		Ryūzōji retainer, one of the four Ryūzōji guardians. Hearing that his master had fallen during the battle of Okitanawate, he charged into the enemy. His death was never confirmed.
Masanao	Kinoshita	16	72	45	56	34	62
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

信勝	成松	1540		1584		1555		Ryūzōji retainer, one of the four Ryūzōji guardians. He defeated the Ōtomo at the battle of Imayama and charged into the enemy after his master died in the battle of Okitanawate.
Nobukatsu	Narimatsu	18	72	49	54	90	62
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

賢兼	百武	1538		1584		1553		Ryūzōji retainer, one of the four Ryūzōji guardians. He died protecting his master, Takanobu during the battle of Okitanawate.
Tomokane	Hyakutake	15	71	22	36	85	62
Samurai	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

種兼	執行	1530		1584		1545		Egami retainer. He and his master, Taketane, joined the Ryūzōji. He fought countless battles, becoming well-known. He fought and died in the battle of Okitanawate not wearing his armor.
Tanekane	Shigyō	40	65	52	43	62	61
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

茂安	成富	1560		1634		1575		Ryūzōji retainer. A great warrior, his skills impressed even Hideyoshi Toyotomi. He later served the Hizen-Saga and Nabeshima clans where he helped develop infrastructure.
Shigeyasu	Naritomi	68	59	27	63	64	60
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

隆信	松浦	1529		1599		1544		From a powerful clan in Hizen, lord of Hirado Castle. He conducted trade with foreigners. He was wealthy but lost a battle against Takanobu Ryūzōji and served him soon thereafter.
Takanobu	Matsura	75	47	55	65	38	22
Pirate	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

鎮信	松浦	1549		1614		1564		From a powerful clan in Hizen, lord of Hirado Castle. Takanobu's son. Aided Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Kyūshū. He sided with the eastern army during the battle of Sekigahara.
Shigenobu	Matsura	70	43	71	66	55	23
Pirate	Buddhism	[Demolish]		[-]		[-]

晴純	有馬	1483		1566		1498		From a powerful clan in Hizen, lord of Hinoe Castle. He expanded his realm from the Shimabara peninsula. He wed his son, Sumitada, with the Ōmura, bringing peace to the region.
Haruzumi	Arima	86	81	68	76	34	24
Constable	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Taunt]		[-]

義貞	有馬	1521		1576		1536		From a powerful clan in Hizen, lord of Hinoe Castle. Haruzumi's heir. He became an escort to Shōgun Yoshiharu Ashikaga. He later fought and lost against Takanobu Ryūzōji and lost his land.
Yoshisada	Arima	36	16	19	71	46	22
Constable	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

晴信	有馬	1567		1612		1576		From a powerful clan in Hizen, lord of Hinoe Castle. He allied with the Shimazu and rebuilt his clan. He was later executed in Kai for the Daihachi Okamoto incident.
Harunobu	Arima	59	48	28	50	38	21
Constable	Christianity	[-]		[-]		[-]

純治	安富	1540		1584		1555		Arima retainer. He first fought against Takanobu Ryūzōji but later joined him. This led the Arima and Ryūzōji clans to settle peace. He died at the battle of Okitanawate.
Sumiharu	Yasutomi	37	51	40	37	47	22
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

純泰	安富	1560		1609		1575		Arima retainer, lord of Fukae Castle. He later served Takanobu Ryūzōji. He was attacked by the Arima but defeated them with the Ryūzōji. He later changed his name to Fukase.
Sumiyasu	Yasutomi	28	43	50	40	67	26
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

純忠	大村	1533		1587		1548		From a powerful clan in Hizen. Haruzumi Arima's 2nd son. He opened the port of Nagasaki to Portuguese trade. He is well-known for being the first Christian Daimyō.
Sumitada	Ōmura	60	53	40	63	70	24
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

喜前	大村	1569		1616		1584		From a powerful clan in Hizen. Sumitada's heir. He sided with the eastern army during the battle of Sekigahara. He converted from Christianity to Nichiren Buddhism and was murdered for it.
Yoshisaki	Ōmura	36	39	25	44	36	21
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

親家	赤星	1514		1562		1529		Kikuchi retainer. When his master, Yoshitake, recovered Higo-Kumamoto Castle, Chikaie sided with the Ōtomo. He later fought against Chikanaga Kumabe and died.
Chikaie	Akahoshi	66	48	50	58	43	63
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

統家	赤星	1530		1619		1545		Ryūzōji retainer, Chikaie's son. He left the clan and joined the Shimazu. He was unable to get his castle back, even after Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Kyūshū.
Muneie	Akahoshi	52	34	37	46	55	63
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

親永	隈部	1516		1588		1531		Kikuchi retainer, lord of Higo-Nagano Castle. He later served the Ryūzōji. He was defeated during Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Kyūshū. He later died in the Higo riots.
Chikanaga	Kumabe	39	29	59	56	23	65
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

親冬	城	1511		1575		1526		Kikuchi retainer, He was rewarded Higo-Kumamoto Castle after taking it from the Ōtomo. He later died fighting in Hizen.
Chikafuyu	Jō	62	50	41	58	50	72
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

親賢	城	1541		1581		1556		Ōtomo retainer, lord of Higo-Kumamoto Castle. Chikafuyu's heir. After the demise of his master's clan, he joined the Shimazu. He later served the Ryūzōji.
Chikakata	Jō	42	49	45	46	38	72
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

親基	城	1543		1592		1558		Shimazu retainer, lord of Higo-Kumamoto Castle. Chikafuyu's 2nd son. He lost his land during Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Kyūshū. He did not aid the rioters in the Higo riots.
Chikamoto	Jō	31	42	29	28	64	72
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

惟豊	阿蘇	1493		1559		1508		From a powerful clan in Higo, lord of Iwao Castle. His elder brother, Sorenaga forced him out of his castle. He later recovered it with aid from Chikanobu Kai.
Koretoyo	Aso	76	50	73	76	46	74
Monk	Buddhism	[Swift]		[Rally]		[-]

惟将	阿蘇	1526		1583		1541		From a powerful clan in Higo, lord of Iwao Castle. Koretoyo's son. He was an Aso high priest and served the Ōtomo. He brought peace to the Shimazu and Ryūzōji.
Koremasa	Aso	56	46	47	65	77	76
Monk	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

惟種	阿蘇	1539		1583		1554		From a powerful clan in Higo, lord of Iwao Castle. Koretoyo's son. He became head of the clan as an adopted son of his brother. He was also an Aso high priest.
Koretane	Aso	43	36	39	53	59	74
Monk	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

惟光	阿蘇	1582		1593		1597		From a powerful clan in Higo, lord of Iwao Castle. Koretane's son. He became an Aso high priest at the mere age of 3. He was killed later during the Higo riots.
Koremitsu	Aso	25	23	10	40	55	76
Monk	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

親直	甲斐	1515		1584		1530		Aso retainer, lord of Higo-Mifune Castle. He served the Aso by keeping good diplomatic ties with the Ōtomo, Ryūzōji and Shimazu. He later repelled an attack by Yoshihi Sagara.
Chikanao	Kai	82	75	85	86	91	74
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Demolish]		[Confuse]

親英	甲斐	1538		1587		1553		Aso retainer, lord of Higo-Mifune Castle. Sōun's son. He settled peace with the Shimazu after being defeated by them. He was later killed during the Higo riots.
Chikahide	Kai	49	36	54	57	43	76
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

惟直	高森	1527		1586		1542		From a powerful clan in Higo, lord of Takamori Castle. He rejected the Shimazu's offer to join them and instead joined the Ōtomo. He was attacked and killed by the Shimazu later.
Korenao	Takamori	47	33	52	48	49	73
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

晴広	相良	1513		1555		1528		Higo Daimyō, lord of Furufumoto Castle. Yorioki Uemura's son. He was adopted by Yoshishige Sagara and became head of the clan. He conducted trade with Ming China.
Haruhiro	Sagara	65	51	58	61	38	49
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

義陽	相良	1544		1581		1559		Higo Daimyō, lord of Hitoyoshi Castle. Haruhiro's son. He was defeated by the Shimazu and later died fighting the Aso.
Yoshihi	Sagara	57	64	56	59	91	49
Samurai	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

頼房	相良	1574		1636		1589		Higo-Hitokichi clan leader, Yoshihi's 2nd son. He surrendered to Hideyoshi Toyotomi during his conquest of Kyūshū. He later sided with the eastern army during the battle of Sekigahara.
Yorifusa	Sagara	53	45	62	54	46	49
Samurai	Buddhism	[Taunt]		[-]		[-]

頼興	上村	1490		1557		1505		Sagara retainer, lord of Higo-Uemura Castle. He allowed his master's son, Haruhiro, to become the clan heir, going as far as murdering his own sons to accomplish it.
Yorioki	Uemura	68	43	86	73	27	55
Samurai	Buddhism	[Confuse]		[-]		[-]

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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