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Mori Nagayoshi Went Into Battle After Writing His Will | Why Did He Write, "Do Not Let My Younger Brother Succeed Me"?

Just before setting out for his campaign to enter Mikawa Province, Mori Nagayoshi wrote in his will, "I do not want my younger brother, Tadamasa, to succeed me." Why did he try to exclude his only remaining brother from the line of succession? We will explore the thoughts behind his will, from his defeat at Haguro and the rebellion in eastern Mino to his death at Nagakute.
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Just before setting out for his campaign to enter Mikawa Province, Mori Nagayoshi wrote in his will, "I do not want my younger brother, Tadamasa, to succeed me." Why did he try to exclude his only remaining brother from the line of succession? We will explore the thoughts behind his will, from his defeat at Haguro and the rebellion in eastern Mino to his death at Nagakute.

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BUSHOO!JAPAN(武将ジャパン) broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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