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  • ...[Sakai Masachika]] ([[1521]]-[[1576]]). He was given a 10,000-koku fief at Kawagoe in [[Musashi province]] in [[1590]] and later 35,000 koku at Umabayashi in
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  • ...ched an attack on Kawagoe that year and isolated the fort. Ujiyasu came to Kawagoe's rescue, and in a brilliant night attack (one of the most notable examples ...s was forced on them by the political situation. After [[Battle of Kawagoe|Kawagoe]] ([[1545]]) the smaller daimyo of the Kanto were all either subjects of th
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  • ...in battle with the [[Uesugi clan|Uesugi]] in [[1537]] and was placed at [[Kawagoe castle]] in [[Musashi province]]. He defended this important position again
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  • * 1545/9 The Uesugi and Ashikaga surround the Hôjô's [[Kawagoe castle]] in [[Musashi province|Musashi]].
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  • ...[[1533]] ultimately forced the two branches of the Uesugi to join forces. Kawagoe fell to [[Hojo Ujitsuna|Hôjô Ujitsuna]] in [[1537]] and in [[1545]] both
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  • ...anbôryôchigae]]'' - The daimyo of [[Shonai han|Shônai]] (Dewa province), [[Kawagoe han]] (Musashi province), and [[Nagaoka han]] (Echigo province) are moved t
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  • ...descent from [[Matsudaira Nobutsuna]], the first Matsudaira clan lord of [[Kawagoe han]]. The first of this lineage to rule at Yoshida was his great-grandson
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  • ...Meguro [[Fudo Myoo|Fudô]], Saitô-hôen-in at [[Mt. Hiei]], and Kita-in in [[Kawagoe]], before settling at Ryôun-in at Kan'ei-ji, in Edo. As ''gakutô'' of Kan
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  • * [[Kawagoe Shigeyori]] dies.
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  • *[[Kawagoe Yotaro|Kawagoe Yôtarô]]
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  • ...e great surprise attacks of the 16th Century, akin to Okehazama (1560) and Kawagoe (1545) and certainly demonstrates the importance of morale and central lead
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  • ...maguchi]] (western Honshû), [[Matsuyama]] (Shikoku), and [[Odawara]] and [[Kawagoe]] (in the [[Kanto|Kantô]], near [[Edo]]).<ref>Arano, 194.</ref>
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  • ...he war with the upstart Hôjô. Ujitsuna struck out, taking [[Kawagoe castle|Kawagoe Castle]] in Musashi and forcing Tomosada to take up at [[Matsuyama castle (
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  • *1850/1/20 [[Matsudaira Naritsune]], lord of [[Kawagoe han]], dies.
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  • *[[Sakai Tadakatsu]], ''daimyô'' of [[Kawagoe han]], moved to [[Obama han]].
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  • ...nce]]. Meanwhile, Tadayoshi's father's disciple Fujieda Hideyoshi served [[Kawagoe han]], and later Sakura han; Fujieda's disciple Kunitomo Chûsho also serve
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  • [[Sakai Tadakatsu]], formerly of [[Kawagoe han]] in [[Musashi province]], then became lord of Obama, with an income of
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  • ...hinori]] (lord of [[Tottori han]]), and [[Matsudaira Naoyoshi]] (lord of [[Kawagoe han]]).
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  • ...Kan'ei-ji, originally built c. [[1638]], and relocated to Kan'ei-ji from [[Kawagoe]] in the 1870s, to replace the ''hondô'' lost in [[1868]].]]
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  • ...acknowledged any intention to attack his brother. This situation resolved, Kawagoe announces that he will call off the attack on Yoshitsune's mansion, but bef Kawagoe, an agent of the shogunate, then appears, along with Fujiwara no Tomokata,
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