关原之战

Commander of the Eastern army

Reached Okayama in Ogaki on the 14th and deployed at Momokubariyama around 6 a.m. on the 15th, then moved his headquarters opposite Mitsunari's position around 11 a.m.

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Vanguard of the Eastern army

Deployed near the present Sekigahara station and, with Ii Naomasa, broke ranks to fire on the Ukita contingent.

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Vanguard and inspector of the Eastern army

Holding that the Tokugawa house should strike first, he broke ranks with Matsudaira Tadayoshi to open the battle, and pursued the Shimazu in the afternoon.

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Leading unit of the Eastern army

Held the point of the Eastern army's fish-scale formation in the centre of the Sekigahara basin, and attacked the Ukita after the Ii and Matsudaira units pre-empted him.

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Eastern army, Okayama position

Deployed on Okayama hill with Takenaka Shigekado and some 5,000 men, raised the signal fire at the outset, and wounded Shima Sakon with musket fire.

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Eastern army, Okayama position

Shared the Okayama position with Kuroda Nagamasa, and the day after the battle was ordered to bury the dead and raise the two head mounds.

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Eastern army

Attacked the Ishida contingent alongside the Kuroda and Takenaka units.

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Inspector of the Eastern army

In the afternoon he joined the Matsudaira and Ii units in pursuing Shimazu Yoshihiro.

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Eastern army

Fought Otani Yoshitsugu's units together with Kyogoku Takatomo, and is said to have been in secret contact with Wakisaka Yasuharu.

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Eastern army

Fought the Otani contingent alongside Todo Takatora.

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Eastern army

Helped break the Ishida contingent, and afterwards was ordered to search for Mitsunari, capturing him in the Ibuki mountains.

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Eastern army

After the assault on Gifu Castle he deployed at Tarui to guard against the forces on Nangusan.

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Eastern army

Having taken Gifu Castle, he deployed near the Tarui milestone to watch the Mori forces on Nangusan.

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Core of the Western army

Deployed on Sasaoyama, which overlooks the field and commands the Hokkoku road; when the Western army broke he fled toward Mount Ibuki and was later captured by Tanaka Yoshimasa.

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Commander under Ishida

Won the previous day's fight at the Kuise river with 500 men and held the foot of Sasaoyama, but was wounded by Kuroda musket fire and left the line.

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Deputy commander of the Western army

Held Minami-Tenmanzan with about 17,000 men, the largest Western contingent, and had covered the rear on the march to Sekigahara.

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Western army

Deployed on Kita-Tenmanzan and raised a signal fire as the battle opened; after the rout he gave himself up and was executed in Kyoto with Mitsunari.

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Western army

Deployed in Yamanaka facing Matsuoyama and directed his men from a palanquin because of illness; attacked from three sides by Kobayakawa and Wakisaka, his contingent was destroyed.

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Commander under Otani

Lord of Tarui Castle; he served under Otani Yoshitsugu and was entrusted with command at the front in his stead.

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Western army

Deployed with his nephew Toyohisa and some 1,500 men, stayed on the defensive through the morning and refused Mitsunari's call for support, then broke through the Eastern centre and returned to Satsuma.

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Western army

Yoshihiro's nephew; he covered the retreat and fought the Eastern pursuit at Utozaka.

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Turned from the Western to the Eastern army

Deployed on Matsuoyama, 293 m high, and resolved to go over to the Eastern side he had been in contact with; the Western army collapsed from that point.

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Turned from the Western to the Eastern army

Approached beforehand by Todo Takatora, he changed sides with three other contingents once Kobayakawa turned.

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Western army, Nangusan

Deployed on Nangusan as Mori Terumoto's deputy, but could not move—and so could not join the battle—because Kikkawa Hiroie and others were in contact with Ieyasu.

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Western army, Nangusan

As the senior figure of the house he opposed Mori participation on the Western side, and deployed on Nangusan after secretly reaching Ieyasu.

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Western army, Nangusan

He had a hand in making Mori Terumoto the Western commander-in-chief; unable to move from Nangusan, he was beheaded after the battle with Mitsunari and Yukinaga.

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Western army, Nangusan

He marched from Ise into Mino and took position on Nangusan, but withdrew to his domain at Minakuchi without engaging.

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Western army, Nangusan

Deployed on Nangusan as part of the Western main force, but never moved.

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Commander-in-chief of the Western army

Raised as commander-in-chief of the Western army, he remained in Osaka Castle and never took the field at Sekigahara.

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