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Head of the Mori house: Mino Province

Mori Nagayoshi

森長可

birth year unknown – 1584

Son of Mori Yoshinari; after his father's death in battle, he became a military commander based in Mino. He also campaigned in Shinano and participated in the reorganization of former Takeda territories. After the Honnō-ji Incident in 1582, he joined Hashiba Hideyoshi's faction, and in the 1584 Komaki-Nagakute War fought alongside Ikeda Tsuneoki and Ikeda Motosuke, with whom he died in battle. His role should not be explained merely as a fierce general; regional military movements must be traced through the relationships of fiefs, allied troops, and castles.

Sources 小牧市「小牧・長久手の合戦 関連年表」/京都市「明智光秀胴塚」/国立国会図書館デジタルコレクション「信長公記」検索/小牧市「小牧・長久手の合戦」/姫路市「池田輝政と姫路城」

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Mori Yoshinari

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1584

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Komaki and Nagakute Campaign

Hashiba commander
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Hashiba Hideyoshi fought Oda Nobukatsu and Tokugawa Ieyasu in Owari. While the armies sat facing each other at Komakiyama and Gakuden, a Hashiba column swung towards Mikawa and was destroyed at Nagakute. Ieyasu won the field; Hideyoshi won the settlement by making a separate peace with Nobukatsu.

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Battle of Haguro

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Tokugawa commanders including Sakai Tadatsugu defeated Mori Nagayoshi's force after it advanced to Haguro.

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Battle of Nagakute

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Tokugawa Ieyasu's army defeated a detached Hashiba force at Nagakute, where Ikeda Tsuneoki and Mori Nagayoshi were killed.

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