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Why Did Nobunaga Take More than Seven Years to Conquer Mino? the Strong Barrier of Saito Yoshitatsu and the Six
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Oda Nobunaga's conquest of Mino Province has been highlighted in the historical drama "Toyotomi Brothers." Since he later became the most powerful man in Japan, one might think, "It must have been easy to take the entire province of Mino Province," but it wasn't that easy. It took more than seven years from the time he began full-scale conquest until he finally captured Inabayama Castle, and if he had been careless, he might have been forced to …
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