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1553 –1559
1555
Month 8Second Battle of Kawanakajima
Takeda Harunobu and Nagao Kagetora faced each other across the Sai River for a long time and came to terms through Imagawa Yoshimoto. No decisive battle was fought.
See this battle in detail →1557
Month 5Third Battle of Kawanakajima
After the Takeda took Katsurayama Castle, Nagao Kagetora marched into northern Shinano, but the Takeda avoided a decisive engagement and nothing was settled.
See this battle in detail →1560 –1572
1560
Month 6Movements of Shinano Kokujin
Takeda Shingen strengthens forces near Kawanakajima, restraining Uesugi-aligned kokujin mobilization.
1560 map — the year of Movements of Shinano Kokujin1561
Month 10Fourth Battle of Kawanakajima
Takeda Shingen and Uesugi Masatora met head-on at Hachimanbara and both sides suffered heavily. Nothing was decided, and the hold on northern Shinano did not change.
See this battle in detail →1573 –1580
1573
Month 4Death of Takeda Shingen
Takeda Shingen, who had been advancing on his western campaign, died of illness. With the loss of a figure capable of anchoring the anti-Nobunaga coalition, anti-Oda forces across the country lost much of their ability to coordinate.
1573 map — the year of Death of Takeda Shingen1581
1582
3/25Fall of Takatō Castle
Oda Nobutada's army captured Takatō Castle from Nishina Morinobu, prompting Takeda Katsuyori to abandon Shinpu Castle and retreat eastward.
1582 map — the year of Fall of Takatō Castle1583
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1598 –1599
1600
Month 10Second Battle of Ueda
Tokugawa Hidetada's army attacked Ueda Castle, defended by Sanada Masayuki and Nobushige, but failed to take it and was delayed on its westward march.
See this battle in detail →1601 –1603
1601
Surrender and Destruction of Ueda Castle
After Sekigahara, Sanada Masayuki and Nobushige surrendered Ueda Castle to the Tokugawa side, and the castle was dismantled.
1601 map — the year of Surrender and Destruction of Ueda Castle1604 –1616
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