Chapter 122: Three Years (Medium)

On April 19, the shogun Ashikaga Yoshiteru was under the counsel of his own shogunate, and five days after the Oda family's army went into battle, the shogun finally decided to rebel against Oda Nobunaga.

At the Nijo Imperial Palace, the banner of rebellion against Oda Nobunaga's rule was raised. As the team leader, there are more than 400 people under the shogun's own command, as well as 300 people from the previous Isshiki family.

But Ashikaga Yoshiki is not Kuroda vocational high, he didn't know that Takeda Shingen would die on the battlefield, so he chose to raise the banner of his resistance at such a time, but he was doomed to tragedy, because Takeda Shingen, who he was counting on, came the news that he died in the army a few days later, and then the Takeda family Kamiraku army also retreated.

Tokugawa Ieyasu, who was in a panic in the peaceful city, after learning the news of Takeda Shingen's death and the retreat of the Takeda family, he happily ate three full three eggplants, played with five retainers or the wives of passers-by, and ended the good time enjoying good luck brought to him.

On May 18, Oda Nobunaga personally led the Oda family's army of 30,000 people back to the area.

However, as soon as the Oda family army arrived, the shogunate army, which had just gathered, only about 3,000 troops, was completely defeated after fighting with Oda Nobunaga's Shibata Katsuya front, although Ashikaga Yoshiteru, Isshiki Yoshisada and others were all brave figures, but even this could not resist the attack of the army.

On July 18, the shogun Ashikaga Yoshiki was completely expelled by Oda Nobunaga, and then beheaded by Hideyoshi Hashiba in Sanjo Kawara, which was originally the place where the shogunate punished criminals, and the shogun died in the place where his ancestors prescribed the killing, which is really very ironic. However, one thing is certain, the death of Ashikaga Yoshiteru represented the end of the Muromachi shogunate.

On August 17, the army of the Oda family did not stop its steps, and then killed the notoriety of the general, and the army of the Oda family attacked the base camp of the Asakura family, Ichiseru Valley Castle, and Asakura Yoshikei committed suicide, and the Asakura family perished.

On August 28, Asai Castle, an ally of the Asakura family and an original ally of the Oda family, was captured by the Oda family's army, and Asai Nagamasa was killed, and the Asai family perished.

On March 28, 1574, the imperial court took a photo of Oda Nobunaga's successive attacks on the prestige of the shogun Ashikaga Yoshiteru, the Asai family, and the Asakura family, and he could only compromise with Oda Nobunaga, who controlled, but it seems that Oda Nobunaga did not seem to be very interested in the official position, or even the position of the general, and the final result could only be used by other means.

In the end, the idea that the imperial court came up with was "Lan Luxury", which itself is a kind of fragrant wood, which is the "No. 1 incense in the world" during the Warring States period of the Wa Kingdom, and even now in the Wa Kingdom, with a length of 156 offerings, weighing 11.6 kilograms, and a conical shape, it is the largest fragrant wood in Japan.

At present, there are three payment slips placed in the incision of the orchid luxury incense, which are respectively written on Ashikaga Yoshimasa, Oda Nobunaga, and Meiji Emperor. The three characters "Todai-ji" are implicit in "Lan Luxury", known as the world's first incense, and are regarded as Japan's national treasure. It is likely that it was introduced to Japan from China in the ninth century AD, but it is also possible that it was introduced to the Wa Kingdom in the third year of Tuigu (592 AD).

In the eighth year of the Tenpei Shengbao (756 Gregorian calendar), the Empress Dowager Guangguang entered the temple and gave it to Todaiji Temple with a weight of 13 kilograms. Emperors and generals used to cut small pieces to use or reward meritorious courtiers. It is recorded that Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, Ashikaga Yoshikyo, Ashikaga Yoshimasa, Toki Yoritake, Oda Nobunaga, Meiji Emperor, etc., have all used it.

Now, as in history, in order to highlight Oda Nobunaga's martial arts, it is also because there is really no way, so under such circumstances, Oda Nobunaga can only be asked to cede Lan Luxury, so that he can accept the court's kindness to some extent, and Oda Nobunaga did not refuse.

On June 17, Takeda Katsuyori, who had fully inherited the authority of Takeda Shingen, led an army of 13,000 men of the Takeda family to capture the Tokugawa family's Takatenjin Castle, which was the first battle of Takatenjin Castle in history.

On June 18, as if the Uesugi family had consulted with the Takeda family, the Uesugi family went into battle again, and Uesugi Kenshin surrendered to the former chief of the gods at both ends of the head in Echichu, and then Noto Kuni also completely fell into the hands of the Uesugi family.

After a short rest, the Uesugi family captured the Oda family's Echizen Kunisheiji Castle. It's just that in the battle that followed, Daishoji Castle was recaptured by the Shibata Katsuya of the Oda family.

In the spring of the third year of Tensho (1575 AD), the Takeda family continued to attack the Tokugawa family, and the wife control Tokugawa Ieyasu lost to the Takeda family again, but this time the opponent was Takeda Katsuyori, and this time it was Honda Tadakatsu and Ii Naomasa who stood up, and they fought bravely to kill the enemy, and finally won enough time for the Tokugawa family.

After the arrival of the Oda family's army, the Takeda family was inferior in numbers, and was not able to show the general combat effectiveness of the Uesugi family, and finally lost to the Oda family, but the Nagashino Battle that should have occurred in history was not realized in the end because of the strong opposition of Sanada Nobutsuna, but after the Takeda family lost Suruga Province, they were able to preserve the entire Kai country.

It's just that in the fourth year of Tensho, the Takeda family and the Uesugi family sent troops again, and it was destined to be a year of historical change.

Just when the Oda family was preparing to rescue the Tokugawa family. The Uesugi family in the north began to attack the idea of Echizen Province, Uesugi Kenshin personally led 10,000 people to break into Echizen Province, and the Shibata Katsu family of the Oda family was not Uesugi Kenshin's opponent at all, even if he organized an army of 15,000 people, he was finally defeated by Uesugi Kenshin and lost under the cha hanging.

Just like the Tetori River Battle in history, the army of the Oda family, which had an absolute superiority in numbers, could not defeat more than 10,000 Uesugi Kenshin, and this time it was the same. The 20,000 Oda family army that had been preparing to set out from Azuchi Castle to rescue Tokugawa Ieyasu immediately turned north to support Shibata Katsuie.