Difference between revisions of "Kasai clan"
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[[Image:Kasai_mon.jpg|left|thumb|The Kasai kamon.]] | [[Image:Kasai_mon.jpg|left|thumb|The Kasai kamon.]] | ||
| − | The Kasai of [[Mutsu province]] were locally powerful and clashed with the [[Hatakeyama|Hatakeyama clan]] in the Kurihara area. They later allied with the [[Date clan|Date]] but suffered internal disturbances (such as the Temmon no ran of 1547) and were later invaded by their erstwhile allies and badly defeated at Tasuku. After this defeat a number of retainers began to drift away and the power of the family waned as it accepted Date control. They were dispossessed in 1590 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi for tardiness in attending the Seige of Odawara. Former Kasai retainers and farmers rioted in 1591 against Kimura Hidetoshi and his son Shigemasa (whom Toyotomi Hideyoshi had placed in control of the Kasai lands) and had to be suppressed by Date Masamune. | + | The Kasai of [[Mutsu province]] were locally powerful and clashed with the [[Hatakeyama|Hatakeyama clan]] in the Kurihara area. They later allied with the [[Date clan|Date]] but suffered internal disturbances (such as the Temmon no ran of [[1547]]) and were later invaded by their erstwhile allies and badly defeated at Tasuku. After this defeat a number of retainers began to drift away and the power of the family waned as it accepted Date control. They were dispossessed in [[1590]] by [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]] for tardiness in attending the [[Seige of Odawara]]. Former Kasai retainers and farmers rioted in [[1591]] against [[Kimura Hidetoshi]] and his son [[Kimura Shigemasa|Shigemasa]] (whom Toyotomi Hideyoshi had placed in control of the Kasai lands) and had to be suppressed by [[Date Masamune]]. |
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Revision as of 01:28, 6 January 2007
The Kasai of Mutsu province were locally powerful and clashed with the Hatakeyama clan in the Kurihara area. They later allied with the Date but suffered internal disturbances (such as the Temmon no ran of 1547) and were later invaded by their erstwhile allies and badly defeated at Tasuku. After this defeat a number of retainers began to drift away and the power of the family waned as it accepted Date control. They were dispossessed in 1590 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi for tardiness in attending the Seige of Odawara. Former Kasai retainers and farmers rioted in 1591 against Kimura Hidetoshi and his son Shigemasa (whom Toyotomi Hideyoshi had placed in control of the Kasai lands) and had to be suppressed by Date Masamune.
