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Saika Castle Ruins
和歌山県
Stronghold of gun-master Saika Magoichi — site of one of the Sengoku era's three great water sieges by Hideyoshi
創建
1570 年
種別
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About 15 min walk from JR Wakayama Station
Ota, Wakayama, Wakayama
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Historic Site
Founded 1570
456 years
概要
Ruins of the castle in Saika-sho, the stronghold of the Saika ikki. Feared during the Sengoku period as the base of the gun corps led by Saika Magoichi. During Hideyoshi's conquest of Kishu, the Ota Castle here was subjected to a devastating water siege.
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The Saika Castle complex refers to the collective fortifications of the Saika ikki, a powerful group of mercenary warriors based in Saika-sho, Kii Province, during the Sengoku period. The Saika ikki were renowned for their skilled use of firearms, and their leader is widely known as Saika Magoichi. …
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Saika Magoichi
Gun Commander of Kishu
Age 36 at founding
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Saika Magoichi led the Saika ikki, a mercenary gun corps based in Saika-sho of Kii Province. During the Ishiyama Honganji War, he commanded his gunners against Oda Nobunaga, inflicting heavy losses. Renowned as the greatest marksman of the Sengoku period, his name was feared across Japan.
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