US EditionThe Life of Toyotomi Hideyasu, the Sengoku Warlord Who Became Hidenaga's Successor - the Nephew of the Toyotomi Brothers Died at the Young Age of 17
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The greatest misfortune for Hideyoshi and Hidenaga, the protagonists of the 2026 Taiga drama "Toyotomi Brothers," was that they were not blessed with any children or long-time retainers. That's not to say they had no children at all. Even their subordinates actively scouted for them. However, compared to Ieyasu, who had many children and Mikawa samurai, their line-up was far too weak, and even their few blood relatives somehow died young or met …
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