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− | *''Japanese:''小田原城''(Odawara-jou)''
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− | *''Type:Flatland-Mountain''
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− | *''Founder:Omori Yoriharu''
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− | *''Year:15C''
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− | *''Demolished:[[1871]]''
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− | *''Reconstructed:1960,1971,1997([[Tenshu]],Gates)''
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− | *''Location:[[Sagami province]]''
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| [[Image:Odawara-jo.JPG|right|thumb|Odawara castle]] | | [[Image:Odawara-jo.JPG|right|thumb|Odawara castle]] |
| + | [[Image:Umadashimon.JPG|right|thumb|Reconstructing Umadashimon gate(2008 May)]] |
| + | *''Japanese:'' 小田原城 ''(Odawara-jou)'' |
| + | *''Type: Flatland-Mountain'' |
| + | *''Founder: [[Omori Yoriharu]]'' |
| + | *''Year: 15c'' |
| + | *''Demolished: [[1871]]'' |
| + | *''Reconstructed: 1960,1971,1997 (''tenshu'', gates)'' |
| + | *''Location: [[Sagami province]]'' |
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− | The base of Odawara castle was a mansion of [[Kobawakawa clan]] in [[Kamakura period]].
| + | Odawara was among the most major castles in the [[Kanto|Kantô]] during the [[Sengoku period]], base of the [[Go-Hojo clan|Hôjô clan]] until its famous fall in the [[1590]] [[siege of Odawara]]. |
− | The Kobayakawa was replaced by [[Omori Yoriharu]] in [[Muromachi period]].
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− | Odawara castle was built on a mountain during the rule of [[Omori clan|Omori clan]].
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− | [[1495]], [[Hojo Soun|Ise Shinkuro]] took over Odawara and the castle was expanded by the 5 generations of [[Hojo clan|Hojo clan]].
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− | The castle blocked invasions by [[Uesugi Kenshin]]([[1561]]) and [[Takeda Shingen]]([[1569]]).
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− | In [[1590]], [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]] mobilized 150000 troops to Odawara ([[Siege of Odawara]]). | + | The base of Odawara castle was a mansion of the [[Kobayakawa clan]] in the [[Kamakura period]]. The Kobayakawa were replaced by [[Omori Yoriharu]] in the [[Muromachi period]]. Odawara castle was built by the [[Omori clan|Omori clan]] during this time. In [[1495]], the castle was then taken by [[Hojo Soun|Ise Shinkurô]] (Hôjô Sôun), and the castle was then expanded over five generations of the Hôjô clan. The castle blocked invasions by [[Uesugi Kenshin]] ([[1561]]) and [[Takeda Shingen]] ([[1569]]). |
− | The siege took 100 days until finally [[Hojo Ujinao|Hojo Ujinao]] surrendered.
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− | The [[Tenshu]] was collapsed by earthquakes several times in [[Edo period]] but reconstructed everytime.
| + | In 1590, [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]] mobilized 150,000 troops to Odawara, and besieged the castle for 100 days until [[Hojo Ujinao|Hôjô Ujinao]] finally surrendered. |
− | However Tenshu and most buildings were demolished by the government in [[Meiji period]]([[Haijo-rei|Haijo-rei]]) and
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− | public facilities were built.(Even zoo and amusement park were built in 1950.)
| + | [[Inaba Masaharu]], son of [[Kasuga no Tsubone]], became lord of Odawara in [[1632]], and had the castle renovated, to become more fully an [[Edo period]]-style castle. The ''[[tenshu]]'' collapsed in earthquakes several times in the Edo period, but was reconstructed each time. |
− | [[Image:Umadashimon.JPG|right|thumb|Reconstructing Umadashimon gate(2008 May)]] | |
− | In 1960, reconstruction of Tenshu was completed.
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− | The reconstruction project is still going.
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| + | Most of the castle's structures, including the ''tenshu'', were demolished by the government in the [[Meiji period]], and public facilities were built. A zoo and amusement park were built in 1950, and reconstruction of the ''tenshu'' was completed in 1960; other reconstruction efforts are ongoing. |
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