Difference between revisions of "Siege of Iwamura"

From SamuraiWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
m (adjusted category links)
m (Spelling correction)
Line 7: Line 7:
  
  
Following Takeda Katsuyori's crushing defeat at [[Battle of Nagashino|Nagashino]], an army under Oda Nobutada (Nobunaga's eldest son) laid seige to [[Iwamura Castle|Iwamura]], which Akiyama had captured for the Takeda in February [[1572]]. The much-weakened Takeda clan could not come to the aid of Iwamura, which fell in December. Akiyama was captured and executed and by this siege Nobunaga reclaimed all of Mino Province.  
+
Following Takeda Katsuyori's crushing defeat at [[Battle of Nagashino|Nagashino]], an army under Oda Nobutada (Nobunaga's eldest son) laid siege to [[Iwamura Castle|Iwamura]], which Akiyama had captured for the Takeda in February [[1572]]. The much-weakened Takeda clan could not come to the aid of Iwamura, which fell in December. Akiyama was captured and executed and by this siege Nobunaga reclaimed all of Mino Province.  
  
 
KIA: Akiyama Nobutomo  
 
KIA: Akiyama Nobutomo  

Revision as of 14:57, 15 September 2006


Oda Nobutada (under the command of Oda Nobunaga) (30,000) vs. Akiyama Nobutomo (under the command of Takeda Katsuyori) (3,000)


Following Takeda Katsuyori's crushing defeat at Nagashino, an army under Oda Nobutada (Nobunaga's eldest son) laid siege to Iwamura, which Akiyama had captured for the Takeda in February 1572. The much-weakened Takeda clan could not come to the aid of Iwamura, which fell in December. Akiyama was captured and executed and by this siege Nobunaga reclaimed all of Mino Province.

KIA: Akiyama Nobutomo