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Hōjō Ujiyasu — The “Lion of Sagami,” Conqueror of the Kantō: The Night Battle of Kawagoe, the Land-Service Register, and the Sengoku’s Finest Ruler

Hojo Ujiyasu, the 'Lion of Sagami' who conquered the Kanto. The Night Battle of Kawagoe, the Land-Service Register, and his civil rule, in multiple theories.

2026.06.21

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Naoe Kanetsugu — The Wise General of Righteousness Who Raised the “Love” Crest: From the Naoe Letter to the Withdrawal Battle at Hasedō Castle

Naoe Kanetsugu, the righteous general of the 'Love' helmet crest. The Naoe Letter, the Hasedo withdrawal battle, and the Yonezawa domain, in multiple theories.

2026.06.21

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Mogami Yoshiaki — The Schemer of Dewa and the “Ieyasu of the North”: The Tragedy of Komahime and the Desperate Fight at Hasedō Castle

Mogami Yoshiaki, the 'Ieyasu of the North' who repelled Naoe Kanetsugu at Hasedo. The tragedy of Komahime and his rise to 570,000 koku, in multiple theories.

2026.06.21

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Takeda Katsuyori — The Last Head of the House, Who Bore the Shadow of His Great Father and Defied a Fate of Ruin

Takeda Katsuyori, the last Takeda head who defied fate from the Nagashino rout to ruin. Was the 'fool general' label fair? A reappraisal in multiple theories.

2026.06.21

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Kuroda Kanbei — The Peerless Strategist Who Supported Hideyoshi’s Unification of Japan: From Imprisonment at Arioka Castle to His Bid for Power in Kyushu

Kuroda Kanbei, Hideyoshi's strategist: the Arioka imprisonment, the Takamatsu flood siege, the Great Return, and his Kyushu ambition, in multiple theories.

2026.06.21

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Uesugi Kenshin ― “Righteousness” and the “God of War”: The 49 Undefeated Years of the Dragon of Echigo

Uesugi Kenshin, the "Dragon of Echigo" who upheld righteousness and clashed five times with Takeda Shingen at Kawanakajima. His legend, death, and 49 years explored.

2026.06.21

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Shibata Katsuie ― “Oni Shibata,” the Oda Chief Retainer, Until He Fell at Kita-no-shō

Shibata Katsuie, chief retainer of the Oda house feared as "Oni Shibata." From his rule of Echizen to defeat at Shizugatake and his end with Oichi, fully analyzed.

2026.06.21

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Ishida Mitsunari ― The Brain of the Toyotomi Regime, a Loyal Official Who Fell at Sekigahara

Ishida Mitsunari, the brain of the Toyotomi regime and one of its Five Commissioners, fell at Sekigahara. Was this loyal official truly unpopular? Revealed.

2026.06.21

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Oda Nobunaga — From the “Great Fool of Owari” to Conqueror of the Realm: 49 Years of a Revolutionary

Oda Nobunaga, from the "Great Fool of Owari" to conqueror of the realm. From Okehazama to Honnō-ji, his 49 years told through facts, theories and strategy.

2026.06.21

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Takeda Shingen — The “Tiger of Kai,” the Strongest Warlord of the Sengoku Age

Takeda Shingen, the "Tiger of Kai," led an army called the strongest of the Sengoku age and cornered Nobunaga. His life told through facts, theories and strategy.

2026.06.21

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2026-06

Hōjō Ujiyasu — The “Lion of Sagami,” Conqueror of the Kantō: The Night Battle of Kawagoe, the Land-Service Register, and the Sengoku’s Finest Ruler

Naoe Kanetsugu — The Wise General of Righteousness Who Raised the “Love” Crest: From the Naoe Letter to the Withdrawal Battle at Hasedō Castle

Mogami Yoshiaki — The Schemer of Dewa and the “Ieyasu of the North”: The Tragedy of Komahime and the Desperate Fight at Hasedō Castle

Takeda Katsuyori — The Last Head of the House, Who Bore the Shadow of His Great Father and Defied a Fate of Ruin

Kuroda Kanbei — The Peerless Strategist Who Supported Hideyoshi’s Unification of Japan: From Imprisonment at Arioka Castle to His Bid for Power in Kyushu

Uesugi Kenshin ― “Righteousness” and the “God of War”: The 49 Undefeated Years of the Dragon of Echigo

Shibata Katsuie ― “Oni Shibata,” the Oda Chief Retainer, Until He Fell at Kita-no-shō

Ishida Mitsunari ― The Brain of the Toyotomi Regime, a Loyal Official Who Fell at Sekigahara

Oda Nobunaga — From the “Great Fool of Owari” to Conqueror of the Realm: 49 Years of a Revolutionary

Takeda Shingen — The “Tiger of Kai,” the Strongest Warlord of the Sengoku Age