US EditionTorii Tadayoshi supported Ieyasu when he first gained independence - the loyalty of a veteran general skilled in economics saved the Tokugawa
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March 25, 1572 (Genki 3) is the death anniversary of Torii Tadakichi. He was once known as the father of Torii Mototada, who died in the Battle of Fushimi Castle, but is now known as the man who financially supported Tokugawa Ieyasu. In the 2023 taiga drama "What Will Ieyasu Do?", the image of Issey Ogata, who was frugal and saved up funds, was impressive. What kind of person was Torii Tadakichi in real life? Let's take a look back at his life. …
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