US EditionHow many wives did Takeda Shingen, who was said to be lecherous, have in total? A complete summary from Uesugi to Ayagawa
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Lady Sanjo is the wife of Takeda Shingen. She was the daughter of a nobleman who came from Kyoto, and because of her haughty personality, she treated Shingen's concubine Suwa Goryon, who was famous for her beauty, badly. This type of depiction was often seen in old Sengoku period works, but it was actually a misleading depiction. Lady Sanjo, who had connections in Kyoto, was considered to be an indispensable part of Shingen's strategy, and in fa…
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