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The 81 years of the life of Takeda Shingen, the Sengoku lord of Kai - why he was exiled by his eldest son, Shingen

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Fiction and historical fact are different things - we know that, but there are some historical figures whose names conjure up vivid images of drama. Takeda Shintora, who died on March 5, 1574 (Tensho 2), is one of them. What is most striking is his rift with his son, Takeda Harunobu (later Takeda Shingen). He treated Harunobu coldly for unreasonable reasons and offered to hand over the family headship to his younger brother - we can only imagine…

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The 81 years of the life of Takeda Shingen, the Sengoku lord of Kai - why he was exiled by his eldest son, Shingen

Fiction and historical fact are different things - we know that, but there are some historical figures whose names conjure up vivid images of drama. Takeda Shintora, who died on March 5, 1574 (Tensho 2), is one of them. What is most striking is his rift with his son, Takeda Harunobu (later Takeda Shingen). He treated Harunobu coldly for unreasonable reasons and offered to hand over the family headship to his younger brother - we can only imagine…

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