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1542 –1555
1556 –1561
1556
Month 5Battle of the Nagara River
Saitō Dōsan fought his heir Yoshitatsu on the Nagara River and was killed. Oda Nobunaga's relief came too late, and Mino passed to Yoshitatsu.
See this battle in detail →1560
Month 1Death of Saitō Yoshitatsu
Saitō Yoshitatsu of Mino suddenly dies, and his heir Saitō Tatsuoki inherits the family leadership. The province becomes unstable.
1560 map — the year of Death of Saitō YoshitatsuMonth 4Unrest within Mino
Some kokujin resist the young Saitō Tatsuoki’s succession, with defections and secret communications with the Oda side.
1560 map — the year of Unrest within Mino1562 –1564
1564
Takenaka Shigeharu Seizes Inabayama Castle
Takenaka Shigeharu, Andō Morinari, and their allies temporarily seized Saitō Tatsuoki's Inabayama Castle, exposing instability in Saitō rule.
1564 map — the year of Takenaka Shigeharu Seizes Inabayama Castle1565 –1566
1567
Oda Nobunaga Captures Inabayama Castle
Oda Nobunaga captured Saitō Tatsuoki's Inabayama Castle, took control of Mino, renamed the castle town Gifu, and moved his residence there.
1567 map — the year of Oda Nobunaga Captures Inabayama Castle1568 –1575
1576 –1580
1581
1582
Month 7Oda Nobutaka Becomes Lord of Gifu and Guardian of Sanbōshi
After the Kiyosu Council, Oda Nobutaka became lord of Gifu Castle and guardian of Sanbōshi. He kept the young heir at Gifu as he sought to strengthen his position within the Oda house.
1582 map — the year of Oda Nobutaka Becomes Lord of Gifu and Guardian of Sanbōshi1583
1584
1585
1586
1587
1588
1589
Month 8Unified Land Survey of Mino Province
Toyotomi Hideyoshi conducted a cadastral survey of Mino Province using uniform standards without distinguishing between direct holdings and daimyō domains, implementing policy to standardize military obligations and stipends nationwide.
1589 map — the year of Unified Land Survey of Mino Province1590
1591
豊臣秀勝ほか
豊臣氏豊臣秀勝を岐阜城主として諸大名が分領1592
1593 –1597
織田秀信ほか
豊臣氏織田秀信を岐阜城主として諸大名が分領1598 –1599
1600
織田秀信ほか
石田方岐阜城の織田秀信が西軍に属し、東軍に攻め落とされた/関ヶ原で国を抑えた大名の属した陣営で塗る/岐阜城落城と関ヶ原合戦を経て領主を再編9/30Fall of Gifu Castle
Eastern Army commanders including Fukushima Masanori and Ikeda Terumasa captured Gifu Castle from Oda Hidenobu, securing the route through the Tōkaidō region.
See this battle in detail →10/20Battle of the Kuise River
On the day before Sekigahara some 500 men under Shima Sakon and Gamo Bitchu left Ogaki Castle, crossed the Kuise river, provoked Nakamura Kazuhide's Eastern unit and broke it with an ambush - the one preliminary engagement the Western army won.
See this battle in detail →10/21Battle of Sekigahara
The decisive battle in Mino: Tokugawa Ieyasu’s Eastern Army defeats the Western Army.
See this battle in detail →1601 –1602
奥平信昌・石川康通ほか
徳川政権加納10万石の奥平信昌と大垣の石川康通。従来記載の戸田氏鉄の大垣入部は1635年であり誤り。岐阜県・大垣市による。1603
奥平信昌・石川康通ほか
徳川政権加納10万石の奥平信昌と大垣の石川康通。戸田氏鉄の大垣入部は寛永12年(1635年)であり、この年に置くのは誤り。岐阜市・大垣市による。1604 –1616
奥平信昌・戸田氏鉄ほか
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