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1541 –1559
1560 –1572
1565
Takeda Yoshinobu Is Confined at Tōkō-ji
Takeda Shingen confined his heir Yoshinobu at Tōkō-ji in Kōfu and punished Yoshinobu's guardian Obu Toramasa after an alleged plot was exposed. The Takeda succession and relations with the Imagawa were destabilized.
1565 map — the year of Takeda Yoshinobu Is Confined at Tōkō-ji1572
Month 5Takeda Shingen begins his western campaign
Takeda Shingen launched a full-scale advance toward Totomi and Mikawa, putting strong pressure on Tokugawa Ieyasu's territory and drawing attention as the coalition's most formidable military action.
1572 map — the year of Takeda Shingen begins his western campaign1573 –1580
1581
1582
4/3Death of Takeda Katsuyori
After abandoning Shinpu Castle, Takeda Katsuyori took his own life at Tano, bringing the Kai Takeda clan to an end.
1582 map — the year of Death of Takeda KatsuyoriMonth 7Tokugawa Ieyasu Advances into Kai
As the former Takeda territories fell into disorder after the Honnōji Incident, Tokugawa Ieyasu entered Kai, confronted the Later Hōjō near Shinpu, and recruited former Takeda retainers.
1582 map — the year of Tokugawa Ieyasu Advances into KaiMonth 10Tokugawa Ieyasu and the Later Hōjō Make Peace
The Tokugawa and Later Hōjō ended their confrontation over the former Takeda lands after mediation encouraged by Oda Nobukatsu and Nobutaka. Ieyasu secured Kai and southern Shinano, becoming lord of five provinces together with Mikawa, Tōtōmi, and Suruga.
1582 map — the year of Tokugawa Ieyasu and the Later Hōjō Make PeaceMonth 10Tenshō Jingo Revolt and Peace Settlement
A conflict between Tokugawa Ieyasu and the Later Hōjō over former Takeda territories was resolved by peace treaty. Ieyasu became a major daimyō by adding Kai and Shinano provinces to his domain, bringing his holdings to five provinces.
1582 map — the year of Tenshō Jingo Revolt and Peace SettlementTenshō-Jingo War
After the Honnōji Incident created a power vacuum in the former Takeda territories, forces led by the Tokugawa and Later Hōjō fought across Kai, Shinano, and Kōzuke.
1582 map — the year of Tenshō-Jingo War1583
1584
1585
1586
1587
1588
1589
1590
1591
1592
1593
1594 –1597
1598 –1599
1600
1601 –1602
1603
1604 –1616
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