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Why Did Ieyasu Continue to Refuse to Submit to Hideyoshi and to Go to Kyoto? | Toyotomi Brothers, Part 41: Historical Commentary

After the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute, why did Tokugawa Ieyasu not return to Kyoto for eight months, even after accepting a peace agreement with Hideyoshi? This book chronologically organizes the events of his marriage to Asahi, the arrival of his wife, Omandokoro, in Okazaki, and the defection of Ishikawa Kazumasa, and deciphers what Ieyasu protected through his loyalty to Hideyoshi.
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After the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute, why did Tokugawa Ieyasu not return to Kyoto for eight months, even after accepting a peace agreement with Hideyoshi? This book chronologically organizes the events of his marriage to Asahi, the arrival of his wife, Omandokoro, in Okazaki, and the defection of Ishikawa Kazumasa, and deciphers what Ieyasu protected through his loyalty to Hideyoshi.

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BUSHOO!JAPAN(武将ジャパン) broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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