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Was Tokugawa Ieyasu's Time as a Hostage Really that Harsh? He Was Actually Treated Quite Well by the Imagawa Family.
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Was Tokugawa Ieyasu's time as a hostage truly that harsh? In the historical drama "Toyotomi Brothers," Ieyasu is portrayed as being treated very coldly by Imagawa Ujizane and Imagawa Yoshimoto. However, in reality, he was treated well as a relative and even participated in the administration of the Okazaki territory. This book explores his younger days through anecdotes from Taigen Sessai and Haramishi Motoyasu, as well as historical documents.
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