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| − | In 1536, when the head of the [[Imagawa clan]], [[Imagawa Ujiteru]], died of illness, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]] went to war against his older brother [[Genko Etan|Genkô Etan]] for control of the clan. This succession dispute is known as the Hanagura no ran. With the military assistance of [[Hojo Ujitsuna]] of [[Sagami province]], Yoshimoto | + | In 1536, when the head of the [[Imagawa clan]], [[Imagawa Ujiteru]], died of illness, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]] went to war against his older brother [[Genko Etan|Genkô Etan]] for control of the clan. This succession dispute is known as the Hanagura no ran. With the military assistance of [[Hojo Ujitsuna]] of [[Sagami province]], Yoshimoto became victorious over his older brother, and gained control of the clan. |
[[Category:Battles|Hanagura]][[Category:Sengoku Period|Hanagura]] | [[Category:Battles|Hanagura]][[Category:Sengoku Period|Hanagura]] | ||
Revision as of 05:56, 15 October 2006
- Date: 1536
- Location: Suruga province
- Succession Dispute
In 1536, when the head of the Imagawa clan, Imagawa Ujiteru, died of illness, Imagawa Yoshimoto went to war against his older brother Genkô Etan for control of the clan. This succession dispute is known as the Hanagura no ran. With the military assistance of Hojo Ujitsuna of Sagami province, Yoshimoto became victorious over his older brother, and gained control of the clan.
Sources
- Kanaya, Shunichiro, Sengoku Jidai ga Omoshiroku Wakaru Hon, (戦国時代が面白くわかる本) Japan, 2003
