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Oda Nobunaga Historic Sites: Gifu, Azuchi, and Honnoji
A guide tracing Oda Nobunaga's footsteps through Gifu Castle, Azuchi Castle ruins, Kenkun Shrine, and Honnoji, where he died in 1582. Examines surviving structures against primary sources, especially the Shincho Koki.
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Taketoki
| Samurai History
Oda Nobunaga’s rise from Owari to near-unification of Japan (1534-1582) left key historic sites at Atsuta Jingu, Gifu Castle, Azuchi Castle ruins, Kenkun Shrine, and Honnoji. This guide evaluates each site through the primary source Shincho Koki, distinguishing documented facts from later legend. The guide includes a comparison table and analysis of why Nobunaga’s motives and death remain historically debated.
岐阜城, related to 織田信長ゆかりの史跡
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熱田神宮, related to 織田信長ゆかりの史跡
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織田信長, related to 織田信長ゆかりの史跡
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豊臣秀吉, related to 織田信長ゆかりの史跡
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徳川家康, related to 織田信長ゆかりの史跡
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Taketoki（たけとき）
Samurai History
Toku editorial team — samurai history. Insists on primary sources and castle-layout diagrams, walking battlefields from Yoritomo's Izu exile sites to the late-Edo battlegrounds.
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Oda Nobunaga
Revolutionary of Tenka Fubu
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Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Taiko, Ruler of All
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Tokugawa Ieyasu
First Shogun of Edo
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