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Was It Hideyoshi Who Devised the "Mikawa Invasion" that Resulted in Miyoshi Nobuyoshi's Crushing Defeat? Was Ikeda Tsuneoki Wrongly Accused?
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Was the "entering Mikawa," which resulted in the Hashiba army's crushing defeat at Nagakute, a strategy proposed by Ikeda Tsuneoki? Hideyoshi's letter described a plan to mobilize a separate force of over 20,000 men and the Kuki navy. This article examines, using the latest research and historical materials, the possibility that military chronicles placed the blame for the defeat on Tsuneoki.
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