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* 1548/2 [[Takeda Shingen]] suffers a defeat at the hands of [[Murakami Yoshikiyo]] in the first Japanese battle in which guns are employed (in this case, by the Murakami and of Chinese manufacture) | * 1548/2 [[Takeda Shingen]] suffers a defeat at the hands of [[Murakami Yoshikiyo]] in the first Japanese battle in which guns are employed (in this case, by the Murakami and of Chinese manufacture) | ||
* 1548/3 [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]] attacks [[Oda Nobuhide]] on behalf of [[Matsudaira Hirotada]]. | * 1548/3 [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]] attacks [[Oda Nobuhide]] on behalf of [[Matsudaira Hirotada]]. | ||
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== Other events of 1548 == | == Other events of 1548 == | ||
* Oda Nobuhide makes peace with [[Saito Dosan|Saitô Dôsan]], and receives a daughter for marriage to Nobunaga. | * Oda Nobuhide makes peace with [[Saito Dosan|Saitô Dôsan]], and receives a daughter for marriage to Nobunaga. | ||
| + | * [[Society of Jesus|Jesuits]] capture three men from [[Satsuma province]] in [[Malacca]], and bring them to [[Goa]]; they are returned to Japan the following year. One of the men, [[Anjiro|Anjirô]], later served as an interpreter for [[Francis Xavier]]. | ||
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Revision as of 01:14, 3 March 2014
Tenmon 17 (天文十七年)
Timeline of 1548
- 1548/2 Takeda Shingen suffers a defeat at the hands of Murakami Yoshikiyo in the first Japanese battle in which guns are employed (in this case, by the Murakami and of Chinese manufacture)
- 1548/3 Imagawa Yoshimoto attacks Oda Nobuhide on behalf of Matsudaira Hirotada.
Other events of 1548
- Oda Nobuhide makes peace with Saitô Dôsan, and receives a daughter for marriage to Nobunaga.
- Jesuits capture three men from Satsuma province in Malacca, and bring them to Goa; they are returned to Japan the following year. One of the men, Anjirô, later served as an interpreter for Francis Xavier.
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1548 | Following Year 1549 |
