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Was Hideyoshi's Mother, Omandokoro, Nearly Burned Down Along with Her House? What Happened to Honda Shigetsugu After He Piled up Firewood?

To persuade Ieyasu to submit to him and come to Kyoto, Hideyoshi's mother, Ōmandokoro (Naka), was sent to Okazaki as a hostage. There is a later anecdote that a large amount of firewood was piled up around her residence. What is intriguing is the senior retainer, Honda Shigetsugu, who later incurred Hideyoshi's displeasure.
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To persuade Ieyasu to submit to him and come to Kyoto, Hideyoshi's mother, Ōmandokoro (Naka), was sent to Okazaki as a hostage. There is a later anecdote that a large amount of firewood was piled up around her residence. What is intriguing is the senior retainer, Honda Shigetsugu, who later incurred Hideyoshi's displeasure.

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BUSHOO!JAPAN(武将ジャパン) broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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