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*[[Watanabe Kazuma]] Vs [[Kawai Matagoro]]

**''Date:[[1634]]/11/7''

*[[Watanabe Kazuma]] vs [[Kawai Matagoro|Kawai Matagorô]]

**''Location:Iga Ueno''

**''Date: [[1634]]/11/7''

**''Location: Iga Ueno''

In [[1630]], Kawai Matagorô killed Watanabe Kazuma's brother in [[Okayama han|Okayama]]. Matagorô's father let Matagorô go off to [[Edo]] and had the ''[[hatamoto]]'' [[Ando Jiemon|Andô Jiemon]] and [[Kuze Sanshiro|Kuze Sanshirô]] hide him. [[Ikeda Tadao]], Lord of Okayama, demanded he be handed over but they refused. Thus, a conflict emerged Okayama han and the ''hatamoto''. When Tadao died, his will asked for the defeat of Matagorô. Finally, the [[Tokugawa shogunate]] ordered the ''hatamoto'' to release Matagorô, who was then hidden by his uncle in [[Nara]] for a while. When he tried to return to Edo, however, he was ambushed at Iga-Ueno. Matagorô was with 10 guards and Kazuma had ''[[Sukedachi]]'' [[Araki Mataemon]] and 2 of Mataemon's pupils.

[[1630]], Kawai Matagoro killed Watanabe Kazuma's brother in [[Okayama han|Okayama]].  

Matagoro's father let Matagoro go off to [[Edo]] and had [[Hatamoto]] Ando Jiemon, Kuze Sanshiro to hide him.

Lord of Okayama [[Ikeda Tadao]] demanded to hand him over but they refused.

It developed confrontation between Okayama han and Hatamoto.

When Tadao died, he left a will which asked to defeat Matagoro.

Finally [[Bakufu]] ordered the Hatamoto to release Matagoro.

Matagoro was hidden by his uncle in [[Nara]] for a while and when he tried to go to Edo again, he was ambushed at Iga-Ueno.

Matagoro was with 10 guards and Kazuma had ''[[Sukedachi]]'' [[Araki Mataemon]] and 2 of Mataemon's pupils.

The battle took 6 hours. Matagoro was killed.

After a six-hour battle, Matagorô was killed.

The story is filmized repeatedly by now.

A ''[[ningyo joruri|bunraku]]'' and [[kabuki]] play entitled ''[[Igagoe Dochu Sugoroku|Igagoe Dôchû Sugoroku]]'' was written based on these events; the story was later adapted several times to film and television.

==Films==

==Films==

* ''Araki Mataemon Otokotachi no shura'' (荒木又右衛門　男たちの修羅) 1994 TX

* ''Araki Mataemon Otokotachi no shura'' (荒木又右衛門　男たちの修羅) 1994 TX

* ''Tenka Soran'' (天下騒乱) 2006 TX

* ''Tenka Soran'' (天下騒乱) 2006 TX

==References==

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