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* ''Born: [[1563]]?'' | * ''Born: [[1563]]?'' | ||
| − | * ''Died: 1573'' | + | * ''Died: [[1573]]'' |
| − | * Japanese: 万福丸 | + | * Japanese: [[浅井]]万福丸 ''(Asai Manpukumaru)'' |
| − | Manpukumaru was [[Asai Nagamasa|Asai Nagamasa's]] only son and | + | Manpukumaru was [[Asai Nagamasa|Asai Nagamasa's]] only son and heir, and half brother to Nagamasa's three daughters, [[Yodogimi|Chacha]], [[Hatsu]], and [[Oeyo]]<ref>Sources conflict on whether or not he was actually the son of Oichi or of one of Nagamasa's concubines</ref>. He was killed by [[Oda Nobunaga]] after the fall of [[Odani castle]] in 1573, to put an end to the [[Asai clan]] for good. |
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[[Category:Samurai]][[Category:Sengoku Period]] | [[Category:Samurai]][[Category:Sengoku Period]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:40, 29 December 2011
Manpukumaru was Asai Nagamasa's only son and heir, and half brother to Nagamasa's three daughters, Chacha, Hatsu, and Oeyo[1]. He was killed by Oda Nobunaga after the fall of Odani castle in 1573, to put an end to the Asai clan for good.
Notes
- ↑ Sources conflict on whether or not he was actually the son of Oichi or of one of Nagamasa's concubines
