Difference between revisions of "Battle of Koshu-Katsunuma"
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3/1, The Koyo Chinbutai took Koshu avenue to Katsunuma. | 3/1, The Koyo Chinbutai took Koshu avenue to Katsunuma. | ||
They were welcomed in the towns on the way because the region was | They were welcomed in the towns on the way because the region was | ||
| − | home of main Shinsengumi members included Kondo(Okubo Tsuyoshi), Hijikata(Naito Hayato). | + | home of main Shinsengumi members included Kondo(who was using the alias ''Okubo Tsuyoshi''), [[Hijikata Toshizo|Hijikata]](who was using the alias ''Naito Hayato''). |
Revision as of 06:47, 19 March 2007
- Bakufu loyalists Vs. Emperor loyalists
- Date: 1868/3/6
- Location: Katsunuma
The Shinsengumi returned to Edo after the Battle of Toba-Fushimi. Kondo Isami, the commander of Shinsengumi, visited Katsu Kaishu in Edo castle, where he received the order to take over Kofu castle to block the Imperial troops. Kondo recruited new members and reformed the Shinsengumi as the Koyo Chinbutai. 3/1, The Koyo Chinbutai took Koshu avenue to Katsunuma. They were welcomed in the towns on the way because the region was home of main Shinsengumi members included Kondo(who was using the alias Okubo Tsuyoshi), Hijikata(who was using the alias Naito Hayato).
