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* ''Title: Shinano no kami'' | * ''Title: Shinano no kami'' | ||
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Tamekage was the son of Nagao Yoshikage (1459-1506). He was nominally the Uesugi's governor for Echigo but clashed with his overlords in 1509. He also fought with Jojo Sadanori in 1513. In 1520 he attacked Etchû Provnce and defeated the Shiina family, soon afterwards defeating and forcing the suicide of Jinbo Yoshimune. He became involved in a conflict with the ikko-ikki of Kaga and was defeated and killed at Sendanno (Etchû province) by Enami Kazuyori sometime around 1536. He was succeeded by his eldest son Harukage. His wife, known to us as Tora gozen, and the mother of Uesugi Kenshin, lived to 1568 in Kasugayama Castle. | Tamekage was the son of Nagao Yoshikage (1459-1506). He was nominally the Uesugi's governor for Echigo but clashed with his overlords in 1509. He also fought with Jojo Sadanori in 1513. In 1520 he attacked Etchû Provnce and defeated the Shiina family, soon afterwards defeating and forcing the suicide of Jinbo Yoshimune. He became involved in a conflict with the ikko-ikki of Kaga and was defeated and killed at Sendanno (Etchû province) by Enami Kazuyori sometime around 1536. He was succeeded by his eldest son Harukage. His wife, known to us as Tora gozen, and the mother of Uesugi Kenshin, lived to 1568 in Kasugayama Castle. | ||
Revision as of 23:02, 8 October 2007
- Title: Shinano no kami
- Sons: Harukage, (Kuroda) Kageyasu, Kagefusa, Kagetora (Uesugi Kenshin)
Tamekage was the son of Nagao Yoshikage (1459-1506). He was nominally the Uesugi's governor for Echigo but clashed with his overlords in 1509. He also fought with Jojo Sadanori in 1513. In 1520 he attacked Etchû Provnce and defeated the Shiina family, soon afterwards defeating and forcing the suicide of Jinbo Yoshimune. He became involved in a conflict with the ikko-ikki of Kaga and was defeated and killed at Sendanno (Etchû province) by Enami Kazuyori sometime around 1536. He was succeeded by his eldest son Harukage. His wife, known to us as Tora gozen, and the mother of Uesugi Kenshin, lived to 1568 in Kasugayama Castle. Sons: Harukage, (Kuroda) Kageyasu, Kagefusa, Kagetora (Uesugi Kenshin)
References
- Initial text from Sengoku Biographical Dictionary (Samurai-Archives.com) FWSeal & CEWest, 2005
