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*The Sudden Death of [[Oda Hidetaka]] | *The Sudden Death of [[Oda Hidetaka]] | ||
Revision as of 23:30, 3 December 2006
- Japanese: 信長公記
The Shinchôkôki is a record of the Oda clan from 1544 to the death of Oda Nobunaga. It was written by Ôta Gyûichi, a vassal of Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi. The Shinchôkôki is considered a reliable historical account of the events described.
Sections of the Shinchôkôki
The Events Prior to Entering the Capital (首巻)
- The Northern and Southern Districts of Owari province
- The First Battle of Azukizaka
- The Genpuku of Kippôshi
- Oda Nobuhide's invasion of Mino
- Taira Kagekiyo's famed sword Azamaru
- Oda Nobuhide rescues Ôgaki castle
- The Young Nobunaga
- The Inuyama Revolt
- The Death of Oda Nobuhide
- The Battle of San no Yama-Akazuka
- The Struggle for Matsuba and Fukada castles
- Yanada Yajiemon's Loyalty
- A Meeting with Saitô Dôsan
- Attack on Muraki castle
- Owari Shugo suicide
- The Battle of Nakaichiba
- The takeover of Kiyosu castle
- The Sudden Death of Oda Hidetaka
- The opposition of Nobunaga by Oda Nobuyuki
Purchase Links
- Modern Japanese translation Vol.1 by Nakagawa Taiko 現代語訳 信長公記〈上〉
- Modern Japanese translation Vol.2 by Nakagawa Taiko 現代語訳 信長公記〈下〉
- Original 16th century text 信長公記
