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Hoping to capitalize on the recent death of [[Amako Tsunehisa]] and Haruhisa's defeat at [[Battle of Koriyama|Koriyama]] in [[1540]], Ouchi Yoshitaka launched an attack into Izumo. The allied progress into Izumo proved exceedingly slow, and at the gates of Gassan-Toda the Ouchi / Mori effort faltered and fell back in disarray. Motonari himself came very close to being captured in the retreat and this reverse is said to have brought about a decided change in Yoshitaka, who afterwards displayed little interest in military endeavors.  

Hoping to capitalize on the recent death of [[Amako Tsunehisa]] and Haruhisa's defeat at [[Battle of Koriyama|Koriyama]] in [[1540]], Ouchi Yoshitaka launched an attack into Izumo. The allied progress into Izumo proved exceedingly slow, and at the gates of Gassan-Toda the Ouchi / Mori effort faltered and fell back in disarray. Motonari himself came very close to being captured in the retreat and this reverse is said to have brought about a decided change in Yoshitaka, who afterwards displayed little interest in military endeavors.  

    

    

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