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| − | Akiyasu was the son of [[Numata Yasuteru|Numata Kôzuke no suke Yasuteru]] and held [[Numata castle]] in [[Kozuke province|Kôzuke]] for the Uesugi. He favored his youngest son Kageyoshi to succeed him, to the point, it would seem, of having his eldest son Tomoyasu murdered in [[1569]]. This created such strife within the [[Numata clan|Numata family]] that Akiyasu was forced to flee to [[Aizu | + | Akiyasu was the son of [[Numata Yasuteru|Numata Kôzuke no suke Yasuteru]] and held [[Numata castle]] in [[Kozuke province|Kôzuke]] for the Uesugi. He favored his youngest son Kageyoshi to succeed him, to the point, it would seem, of having his eldest son Tomoyasu murdered in [[1569]]. This created such strife within the [[Numata clan|Numata family]] that Akiyasu was forced to flee to [[Aizu han|Aizu]], where he died. |
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Latest revision as of 21:29, 9 November 2007
- Sons: Numata Tomoyasu, Numata Tsunayasu, Numata Kageyoshi
- Distinction: Uesugi retainer
Akiyasu was the son of Numata Kôzuke no suke Yasuteru and held Numata castle in Kôzuke for the Uesugi. He favored his youngest son Kageyoshi to succeed him, to the point, it would seem, of having his eldest son Tomoyasu murdered in 1569. This created such strife within the Numata family that Akiyasu was forced to flee to Aizu, where he died.
References
- Initial text from Sengoku Biographical Dictionary (Samurai-Archives.com) FWSeal & CEWest, 2005
