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...erved at the [[Battle of Miyajima]] ([[1555]]), the [[Gassan-Toda Campaign|Gassan-Toda Campaigns]] ([[1563]]-[[1566|66]]), the sieges and counter-sieges of [[Moji ...[Izumo province|Izumo]] and [[Hoki province|Hôki]] (taking up residence in Gassan-Toda Castle) and clashed with the Amako-loyalist [[Yamanaka Shikanosuke]]. Motoh

...tonari|Môri Motonari]] and was present in the campaign that brought down [[Gassan-Toda castle]] between [[1564]]-[[1566|66]]. He afterwards assisted [[Kikkawa Mot

...1555]]), [[Battle of Shiraga|Shiraga]] ([[1563]]), and the [[Gassan - Toda Campaign]] ([[1564]]-[[1566|66]]). Michiyoshi was married to a daughter of [[Fukubar

...Castle]], where he was given his manhood ceremony. When Tsunehisa retook Gassan-Toda, Hisayuki returned and went on to become a valuable asset to his brother. ...ido clan]] of Aki Province in what was a secondary operation of the coming campaign against the Môri's capital at Yoshida-Koriyama. At the end of what became

...Ôuchi themselves invaded [[Izumo province|Izumo]] but were unable to take Gassan-Toda, retreating in disarray. ...rd pressed by the now-formidable [[Mori clan|Môri clan]], who finally took Gassan-Toda in early [[1566]]. Akihisa's successor, [[Amako Yoshihisa|Yoshihisa]] ([[15

...into the Amako domain in [[1542]]. This campaign foundered at the walls of Gassan-Toda Castle and ended in a bitter defeat for the Ôuchi and their allies the [[M

...naka were retainers of the Amako who had assisted the Amako in regaining [[Gassan-Toda castle]] in [[1486]]. ...of his martial abilities would come in [[1565]], when the Mori surrounded Gassan-Toda, the Amako's headquarters. During the siege, Yamanaka's talents became well

...hida-Koriyama Castle]] [吉田郡山城の戦い], a term generally applied to the overall campaign but consisting of a number of stages and engagements that lasted for the re ...as they went by the Amako. The [[First Siege of Gassan-Toda|1st Battle of Gassan-Toda Castle]] [月山富田城の戦い] marked a turning point in the fortunes