nobukados end- for anthony and everybody else

Hey,

I'm just asking the same question as I did before as
Anthony asked (sorry its taken me this long but I've
been away from a computer):

I'm confused about how Takeda Nobukado died. According
to some sources he died fighting at Nagashino (as far
as I remember Turbull's Sourcebook implies this as do
other sites and I'm pretty sure he dies there is
Kurosawa's Kagemusha) however according to the Samurai
archives he dies when captured by Nobunaga's troops in
1852.

I'm hope this isn't just a splip up or a mis-read from
me. Thanks for your help.





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1573
Takeda Shingen died

1575
battle of nagashino

1582
battle of tenmokuzan

Takeda Katuyori committed suicide.
Takeda Nobukado was decapitated at the Kai-Zenkouji temple.
http://www.kai-zenkoji.or.jp/6/index.html

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From: "jonathan lee" <shinobij@...>
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Subject: [samuraihistory] nobukados end- for anthony and everybody else


> Hey,
>
> I'm just asking the same question as I did before as
> Anthony asked (sorry its taken me this long but I've
> been away from a computer):
>
> I'm confused about how Takeda Nobukado died. According
> to some sources he died fighting at Nagashino (as far
> as I remember Turbull's Sourcebook implies this as do
> other sites and I'm pretty sure he dies there is
> Kurosawa's Kagemusha) however according to the Samurai
> archives he dies when captured by Nobunaga's troops in
> 1852.
>
> I'm hope this isn't just a splip up or a mis-read from
> me. Thanks for your help.
>
>
>
>
>
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jonathan lee wrote:

> Hey,
>
> I'm just asking the same question as I did before as
> Anthony asked (sorry its taken me this long but I've
> been away from a computer):
>
> I'm confused about how Takeda Nobukado died. According
> to some sources he died fighting at Nagashino (as far
> as I remember Turbull's Sourcebook implies this as do
> other sites and I'm pretty sure he dies there is
> Kurosawa's Kagemusha) however according to the Samurai
> archives he dies when captured by Nobunaga's troops in
> 1852.
>

Thanks for reminding me.

I'm just starting to get back to the e-mail (and I have a hellacious
backlog!), and am getting the books out.

According to the Sengoku jinmei jiten, he was killed in 1582 during
Nobunaga's attack on Kai.

Tony

What book are you writing now, I can hardly wait!

--- Anthony Bryant <anthony_bryant@...> wrote:

> jonathan lee wrote:
>
> > Hey,
> >
> > I'm just asking the same question as I did before
> as
> > Anthony asked (sorry its taken me this long but
> I've
> > been away from a computer):
> >
> > I'm confused about how Takeda Nobukado died.
> According
> > to some sources he died fighting at Nagashino (as
> far
> > as I remember Turbull's Sourcebook implies this as
> do
> > other sites and I'm pretty sure he dies there is
> > Kurosawa's Kagemusha) however according to the
> Samurai
> > archives he dies when captured by Nobunaga's
> troops in
> > 1852.
> >
> Thanks for reminding me.
>
> I'm just starting to get back to the e-mail (and I
> have a hellacious
> backlog!), and am getting the books out.
>
> According to the Sengoku jinmei jiten, he was killed
> in 1582 during
> Nobunaga's attack on Kai.
>
> Tony
>
>

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Do the Kote attach to the Do or to the manchira?

Thanks

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Of course it depends on what kind of kote. Earlier designs crossed the
body. Assuming a sengoku jidai harness they usually are attached to toggles
on the watagami.

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> Do the Kote attach to the Do or to the manchira?
>

The do.


Tony

Okay thanks Tony and others. If you (or anyone else) has any more information in the future please say if you remember. Thanks for your information.

All the Best.

Anthony Bryant <anthony_bryant@...> wrote:
jonathan lee wrote:

> Hey,
>
> I'm just asking the same question as I did before as
> Anthony asked (sorry its taken me this long but I've
> been away from a computer):
>
> I'm confused about how Takeda Nobukado died. According
> to some sources he died fighting at Nagashino (as far
> as I remember Turbull's Sourcebook implies this as do
> other sites and I'm pretty sure he dies there is
> Kurosawa's Kagemusha) however according to the Samurai
> archives he dies when captured by Nobunaga's troops in
> 1852.
>

Thanks for reminding me.

I'm just starting to get back to the e-mail (and I have a hellacious
backlog!), and am getting the books out.

According to the Sengoku jinmei jiten, he was killed in 1582 during
Nobunaga's attack on Kai.

Tony




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