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The life of Takeda Nobuyoshi, who defended the Takeda clan of Kai - Shingen's ancestor had his son killed by Yoritomo

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March 9, 1186 (Bun'ji 2) is the anniversary of Takeda Nobuyoshi's death. This warlord was played by Yashima Norito in the historical drama "The 13 Lords of Kamakura." As you can tell from his last name, he was the first Kai Takeda clan, a descendant of the Kai Genji clan, and an ancestor of the famous Takeda Shingen. This raises a number of questions, doesn't it? - Where did the Kai Genji clan branch off from? - Did he have a good relationship w…
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The life of Takeda Nobuyoshi, who defended the Takeda clan of Kai - Shingen's ancestor had his son killed by Yoritomo

March 9, 1186 (Bun'ji 2) is the anniversary of Takeda Nobuyoshi's death. This warlord was played by Yashima Norito in the historical drama "The 13 Lords of Kamakura." As you can tell from his last name, he was the first Kai Takeda clan, a descendant of the Kai Genji clan, and an ancestor of the famous Takeda Shingen. This raises a number of questions, doesn't it? - Where did the Kai Genji clan branch off from? - Did he have a good relationship w…

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BUSHOO!JAPAN（武将ジャパン） broke the news in on Saturday, March 8, 2025.
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