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Hirotoshi was the son of [[Fukubara Motoyoshi]] and served both [[Mori Motonari|Môri Motonari]] and [[Mori Terumoto|Môri Terumoto]]. He was present at the [[Battle of Koriyama|Battles of Koriyama]] ([[1540]]) and [[Battle of Miyajima|Miyajima]] ([[1555]]) and in [[1557]] he trapped [[Ouchi Yoshinaga|Ôuchi Yoshinaga]] at Chôfu in [[Nagato province]] and forced him to commit suicide. He provided daughters in marriage to [[Katsura Motozumi]] and [[Kuchiba Michiyoshi]]. The [[Fukubara clan|Fukubara]], relatives of the [[Mori clan|Môri]], served them until the end of the [[Edo Period]]. | Hirotoshi was the son of [[Fukubara Motoyoshi]] and served both [[Mori Motonari|Môri Motonari]] and [[Mori Terumoto|Môri Terumoto]]. He was present at the [[Battle of Koriyama|Battles of Koriyama]] ([[1540]]) and [[Battle of Miyajima|Miyajima]] ([[1555]]) and in [[1557]] he trapped [[Ouchi Yoshinaga|Ôuchi Yoshinaga]] at Chôfu in [[Nagato province]] and forced him to commit suicide. He provided daughters in marriage to [[Katsura Motozumi]] and [[Kuchiba Michiyoshi]]. The [[Fukubara clan|Fukubara]], relatives of the [[Mori clan|Môri]], served them until the end of the [[Edo Period]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:19, 4 October 2006
Hirotoshi was the son of Fukubara Motoyoshi and served both Môri Motonari and Môri Terumoto. He was present at the Battles of Koriyama (1540) and Miyajima (1555) and in 1557 he trapped Ôuchi Yoshinaga at Chôfu in Nagato province and forced him to commit suicide. He provided daughters in marriage to Katsura Motozumi and Kuchiba Michiyoshi. The Fukubara, relatives of the Môri, served them until the end of the Edo Period.
