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

頼忠	正木	1551		1622		1566		Satomi retainer, Tokitada's son. He became a hostage when his father allied with the Hōjō. After his brother died, he returned to Katsuura Castle.
Yoritada	Masaki	52	42	48	41	38	28
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

為春	正木	1573		1652		1588		Satomi retainer, Yoritada's son. When his nephew became leader of the Kii-Wakayama clan, he became their elder advisor. He later wrote the "Ada Stories."
Tameharu	Masaki	58	27	44	62	52	28
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

為頼	土岐	1494		1583		1509		Satomi retainer. He was feared for his skills in battle. During the 2nd war between the Hōjō and Satomi, he left the Satomi and joined the Hōjō.
Tameyori	Toki	57	73	80	40	44	22
Kokunin	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Demolish]		[-]

敏房	酒井	1511		1577		1526		Satomi retainer. Fought alongside Tokishige Masaki and Tameyori Toki for the Satomi. After the war between the Satomi and Hōjō ended, he joined the Hōjō.
Toshifusa	Sakai	58	67	72	45	52	29
Kokunin	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Taunt]		[-]

吉明	御子神	1565		1628		1580		An expert swordsman. He first served the Satomi but left them in order to further his training. He became a master swordsman, creating the Ono school of swordsmanship.
Yoshiaki	Mikogami	1	73	2	28	14	44
Warrior	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

広綱	宇都宮	1543		1580		1558		21 head of the Utsunomiya. Married Yoshiaki Satake's daughter, forming an alliance. He fought alongside Takasada Haga against clans allied with the Hōjō.
Hirotsuna	Utsunomiya	59	39	27	45	57	16
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

国綱	宇都宮	1568		1607		1580		22nd head of the Utsunomiya, Hirotsuna's heir. He fought in Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Odawara. He got involved in a Toyotomi clan scandal and was stripped of his titles.
Kunitsuna	Utsunomiya	57	45	51	49	44	17
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

綱房	壬生	1479		1555		1494		Utsunomiya retainer, lord of Mibu Castle. He forced the deaths of his lords, Tadatsuna and Okitsuna. After Okitsuna's son, Hisatsuna died in battle, he took over Utsunomiya Castle.
Tsunafusa	Mibu	81	52	88	63	8	13
Samurai	Buddhism	[Rally]		[-]		[-]

綱雄	壬生	1515		1576		1530		Utsunomiya retainer, lord of Mibu and Kanuma Castles, Tsunafusa's heir. He was killed for trying to leave the clan and side with the Hōjō.
Tsunatake	Mibu	35	40	47	44	33	13
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

義雄	壬生	1552		1590		1567		Utsunomiya retainer, lord of Mibu Castle, Tsunatake's heir. Later served the Hōjō. He died during Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Odawara, while laying siege to Odawara Castle.
Yoshitake	Mibu	37	46	49	45	21	13
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

高継	芳賀	1526		1592		1541		Utsunomiya retainer, Takatsune's 2nd son. He left the clan when his father died but came back later when Takasada Haga asked him to return. He looked after politics for the clan.
Takatsugu	Haga	51	49	56	56	60	09
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

高定	芳賀	1529		1588		1544		Utsunomiya retainer. Became the head of the clan after Takatsune Haga's death. He took back Utsunomiya Castle from the Mibu and contributed greatly to the clan.
Takasada	Haga	74	58	75	67	84	16
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Taunt]		[-]

高武	宇都宮	1572		1612		1587		Utsunomiya retainer, Hirotsuna's Utsunomiya's 3rd son. Served his brother, Kunitsuna, as his right hand man. He tried to revive the clan after it had been declassed.
Takatake	Utsunomiya	48	55	45	54	55	15
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[-]		[-]

高光	今泉	1568		1597		1583		Utsunomiya retainer. He was disliked by Takatake Haga for supporting the idea of having Nagamasa Asano's son, Nagashige become heir. Takatake later attacked and killed him.
Takamitsu	Imaizumi	56	27	45	44	49	12
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

広照	皆川	1548		1627		1563		From a powerful clan in Shimotsuke, Toshimune's son. Served Ieyasu Tokugawa after the demise of the Hōjō. He later served Ieyasu's 6th son, Tadateru Matsudaira as an advisor.
Hiroteru	Minagawa	59	32	54	36	29	61
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

高資	那須	1520		1551		1535		A warrior from Shimotsuke, Masasuke's heir. He was attacked by Hisatsuna Utsunomiya, whom he defeated. He was later killed by Hisatsuna's son, Hirotsuna and Takasada Haga.
Takasuke	Nasu	34	74	14	49	41	54
Noble	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

資胤	那須	1527		1583		1542		A warrior from Shimotsuke, Masasuke's 2nd son. After Takasuke's death, he became clan leader with Takamasu Ōzeki's support. He is later forced to give up his role by Takamasu.
Suketane	Nasu	19	53	44	39	31	55
Noble	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

資晴	那須	1557		1610		1572		A warrior from Shimotsuke, Suketane's heir. He enjoyed a great victory over the Ustunomiya at the battle of Usubagahara.
Sukeharu	Nasu	31	34	26	33	36	56
Noble	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

資景	那須	1586		1656		1601		Shimotsuke-Nasu clan leader, Sukeharu's heir. During the battle of Sekigahara, he served in the eastern army. He fought very well in the siege of Ōsaka.
Sukekage	Nasu	36	16	38	45	52	55
Noble	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

資清	大田原	1486		1560		1501		One of the 7 retainers of the Nasu, lord of Ōtawara Castle. His cunning tactics made him the most powerful retainer serving the Nasu.
Sukekiyo	Ōtawara	82	64	83	70	30	66
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Taunt]		[-]

高増	大関	1527		1598		1542		One of the 7 retainers of the Nasu, Sukekiyo Ōtawara's son. He lead the Ōzeki, Ōtawara and Fukuhara and supported their lord Sukeharu, making his clan the most powerful.
Takamasu	Ōzeki	74	62	80	65	40	66
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[Demolish]		[-]

資孝	福原	1535		1614		1550		One of the 7 retainers of the Nasu, Sukekiyo Ōtawara's son. He served his brother Takamasu Ōzeki. He arrived late to Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Odawara and was penalized.
Suketaka	Fukuhara	45	37	63	46	36	55
Samurai	Buddhism	[Rally]		[-]		[-]

資保	福原	1571		1633		1586		One of the 7 retainers of the Nasu, Suketaka's 2nd son. In the battle of Sekigahara, he served the eastern army. During the siege of Ōsaka, he served Masanobu Honda, holding Ōsaka Castle.
Sukeyasu	Fukuhara	44	38	52	44	53	55
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

綱清	大田原	1540		1589		1555		One of the 7 retainers of the Nasu, Sukekiyo's 3rd son. He sent his son, Harukiyo to serve in Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Odawara.
Tsunakiyo	Ōtawara	47	41	67	54	60	66
Samurai	Buddhism	[Calm]		[-]		[-]

晴清	大田原	1567		1631		1582		One of the 7 retainers of the Nasu, Tsunakiyo's son. He aided Hideyoshi Toyotomi in his conquest of Odawara. During the battle of Sekigahara, he served in the eastern army.
Harukiyo	Ōtawara	58	37	61	52	45	66
Samurai	Buddhism	[Rally]		[-]		[-]

宗綱	佐野	1556		1586		1571		16th head of the Sano, Masatsuna's heir. Allied with the Satake and fought the Hōjō. He eventually fought and died in the battle of Subanazaka.
Munetsuna	Sano	37	54	28	38	67	11
Samurai	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

房綱	佐野	1558		1601		1573		Sano retainer, believed to be either Masatsuna's or Toyotsuna's son. After Munetsuna Sano's death he served Hideyoshi Toyotomi. He was a master swordsman.
Fusatsuna	Sano	18	72	27	36	72	15
Warrior	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

照久	山上	1542		1605		1557		Sano retainer, one of the 4 Sano guardians. He left the clan to pursue his training. He later served the Uesugi during the battle of Sekigahara.
Teruhisa	Yamagami	12	76	39	19	94	10
Samurai	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

憲政	上杉	1523		1579		1531		20th head of the Yamanōuchi-Uesugi. He lost most of his power from losing the Kawagoe war. He gave Kagetora Nagao the Uesugi name. He was later killed by Kagekatsu Uesugi.
Norimasa	Uesugi	27	20	19	77	29	37
Noble	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

業正	長野	1491		1561		1506		Yamanōuchi-Uesugi retainer. He continued to defend Minowa Castle after his masters were killed, surviving six attacks by Shingen Takeda. Shingen was very impressed by him.
Narimasa	Nagano	40	96	89	67	96	37
Retainer	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Block]		[Confuse]

業盛	長野	1546		1563		1561		Yamanōuchi-Uesugi retainer, lord of Minowa Castle and Narimasa's son. He suffered tremendous losses fighting against the Takeda and committed suicide to take responsibility.
Narimori	Nagano	27	63	49	48	92	37
Retainer	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

信綱	上泉	1508		1577		1523		An expert swordsman. He served the Nagano until their demise. He served Shingen Takeda but only briefly, for he set out to travel the land to further his training.
Nobutsuna	Kamiizumi	4	97	41	63	88	41
Warrior	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

憲重	小幡	1522		1575		1537		Yamanōuchi-Uesugi retainer, his wife was Narimasa Nagano's younger sister. He served the Takeda later. It is believed he died fighting during the battle of Nagashino.
Norishige	Obata	14	69	70	53	81	38
Kokunin	Buddhism	[Block]		[Taunt]		[-]

信貞	小幡	1541		1592		1556		Takeda retainer, Norishige's son. He sided with the Hōjō when his clan was destroyed. After the demise of the Hōjō, he went to Ueda Castle where Masayuki Sanada protected him.
Nobusada	Obata	27	49	36	45	47	37
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

憲景	長尾	1511		1583		1526		Yamanōuchi-Uesugi retainer. After his clan met its demise, he went to serve Kenshin Uesugi. After Kenshin's death, he went to serve the Hōjō.
Norikage	Nagao	56	39	60	53	41	37
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

当長	長尾	1527		1569		1542		Head of the Ashikaga-Nagao, served the Yamanōuchi-Uesugi. Served well as a go-between for the Uesugi and Hōjō.
Masanaga	Nagao	62	39	48	55	63	39
Noble	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

顕泰	沼田	1510		1574		1525		From a powerful clan in Kōzuke, built Numata Castle. Defeated by Kenshin Uesugi's Kantō forces. He later killed the clan heir so that his youngest son, Kageyoshi could become heir.
Akiyasu	Numata	59	44	48	46	12	21
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

景義	沼田	1552		1581		1567		From a powerful clan in Kōzuke, Akiyasu's son. He fled to Aizu with his father after he killed the clan heir. He raised troops to re-take Numata Castle but was murdered by Masayuki Sanada.
Kageyoshi	Numata	5	56	49	40	37	24
Kokunin	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

重則	鈴木	1547		1589		1562		Sanada retainer. Lost in a battle against Hōjō retainer, Kuninori Inomata and committed suicide. This incident gave Hideyoshi Toyotomi an excuse for his conquest of Odawara.
Shigenori	Suzuki	13	55	20	26	84	04
Samurai	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

成繁	横瀬	1506		1578		1521		8th head of the Yokoze-Yura, later changed the clan name to Yura. Served the Uesugi and fought against the Hōjō and Takeda. Arranged an alliance between the Hōjō and Uesugi.
Narishige	Yokoze	63	54	72	68	53	08
Retainer	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Demolish]		[-]

朝直	上田	1494		1582		1509		Ōgigayatsu-Uesugi retainer. Served the Hōjō after being defeated by their forces. Became lord of Matsuyama Castle.
Tomonao	Ueda	69	40	57	59	31	12
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

憲定	上田	1536		1595		1551		Hōjō retainer, Tomonao's 2nd son. He disappeared after the fall of Odawara Castle during Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Odawara.
Norisada	Ueda	59	22	30	50	34	12
Kokunin	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

信吉	藤田	1559		1616		1574		Takeda retainer. Served the Uesugi after the demise of the Takeda. Before the battle of Sekigahara, he left the Uesugi trying to mediate between the Uesugi and Tokugawa but failed.
Nobuyoshi	Fujita	43	52	58	37	19	76
Samurai	Buddhism	[Swift]		[Taunt]		[-]

康資	太田	1531		1581		1546		Hōjō retainer, who went on to serve the Satomi. Responsible for corresponding with the Takeda and the Uesugi. It is said that he had the strength of 30 men.
Yasusuke	Ōta	22	69	29	44	41	31
Retainer	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[-]		[-]

重正	太田	1561		1610		1576		Tokugawa retainer, Yasusuke's son. Served the Satomi with his father at first, but went to Sukemasa Ōta after his death. Later served Ieyasu Tokugawa.
Shigemasa	Ōta	42	29	38	33	66	31
Retainer	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

資正	太田	1522		1591		1537		Ōgigayatsu-Uesugi retainer. After the demise of his lord, he went to serve the likes of the Uesugi and Sataka clans, fighting the Hōjō.
Sukemasa	Ōta	47	79	65	56	86	38
Retainer	Buddhism	[Volley 3]		[Taunt]		[-]

氏資	太田	1542		1567		1557		Hōjō retainer, lord of Iwatsuki Castle and Sukemasa's heir. He fought in the rear guard for the Hōjō at the battle of Mifuneyama and was killed during the battle.
Ujisuke	Ōta	42	54	48	38	72	36
Retainer	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

氏房	北条	1565		1592		1580		Hōjō retainer, Ujimasa Hōjō's 3rd son. Married Ujisuke Ōta's daughter and became heir. His castle was under siege during Hideyoshi Toyotomi's conquest of Odawara.
Ujifusa	Hōjō	48	24	27	34	53	82
Samurai	Buddhism	[-]		[-]		[-]

政景	太田	1548		1623		1563		Satake retainer, Sukemasa Ōta's 2nd son. He defeated Ujiharu Oda in the battle of Tehaizaka, becoming lord of Oda Castle. He later went on to serve Hideyasu Yūki of the Echizen-Fukui.
Masakage	Ōta	44	54	46	35	37	38
Retainer	Buddhism	[Block]		[-]		[-]

政業	宮城	1495		1589		1510		Iwatsuki-Ōta retainer. He went to serve the Hōjō after Ujimasa Hōjō's 3rd son, Ujifusa joined the Iwatsuki-Ōta. After their master's clan was destroyed, he and Ujifusa moved to Mt. Kōya.
Masanari	Miyagi	60	39	55	42	33	67
Samurai	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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