Takeda Shingen (1521～1573): His childhood name was Taro, and he was named Harunobu after Yuanfu. His father was Takeda Nobutora, the lord of Kai, and his mother was the Oi clan. In 1541, he released his father and established himself as the governor of the family. He gradually became the number one strategist of the Warring States Period. He used his grandson Siru Zhenyan (as fast as the wind, as slow as the forest, as aggressive as fire, and as motionless as the mountain) as his military flag, and owned a powerful cavalry regiment - the Red Army. Prepare. At the height of its power, it held all or most of Kai, Shinano, and Suruga, as well as parts of Ueno, Hida, Mino, Toe, and Mikawa. He fought many fierce battles with Uesugi Kenshin in the Shinano River Nakajima area. In 1568, he went south to attack and destroy Imagawa clan. In 1572, he defeated the Oda and Tokugawa coalition forces at Mikatahara. He took advantage of the situation and went west. Soon he died of illness in Shinano Komaba.
Takeda Katsuyori (1546-1582)
Shingen’s fourth son inherited the family business after his father died. He was defeated by Oda Nobunaga in the Battle of Nagashino, and a large number of loyal people A good general died in battle, and the Takeda family fell into ruin.
Retainer: Sanada Masayuki: Takeda retainer. He was praised by Hideyoshi as "the peerless counselor". During the Sekigahara war, only more than 3,000 people held back the 35,000 troops of Tokugawa Hidetada, the main force of the Eastern Army. Here I have to admire Masayuki's resourcefulness. After the Western Army was defeated, Masayuki was exiled, but he still insisted on worshiping Hideyoshi's portrait every day in order to repay Hideyoshi's kindness to him.
Kansuke Yamamoto : A mysterious figure. Despite his origins, he is Shingen's strategist. With his planning, Shingen captured most of Shinano in one fell swoop, and formed a Three Kingdoms Alliance with Imagawa and Hojo, thereby consolidating his own strength diplomatically. Fourth During the Battle of Kawanakajima, Kenshin discovered the improvised "woodpecker tactics" (actually a pincer attack), so he went to the front line to fight in person in an attempt to save the defeat. As a result, when he was responding to the besieged Shingen's son Yoshinobu , died in battle.
Sanada Yukitaka: Takeda retainer. Born as a Japanese. One of the "Three Bombs" of the Warring States Period, named "Attack Bomb Masaru". From this we can see that Yukitaka's ability is mainly reflected in "attack". In the "Battle of Uedahara" in 1548, Takeda Shingen was defeated by Murakami Yoshikiyo, but it was Yukitaka's wandering that disrupted Murakami's military strength. In the end, Shingen defeated Murakami Yoshikiyo and captured Northern Shinano. But from then on, he also formed an "indissoluble bond" with Kenshin.
Iotomi Tomasa: Takeda retainer. He is famous all over the world for leading the red cavalry. In the second battle of Kawanakajima, only about 800 people defeated the invading Kakizaki Kei family of more than 8,000 people. Known as the "Tiger of Mount Jia".
Masuke Yamagata: The number one warrior in the Takeda family. Like his brother Huchang, he also led the elite red cavalry regiment. During the original battle between the three parties, he led his troops into Ieyasu's formation and killed him until Ieyasu fled in panic and became incontinent. Nagashinogo tried to persuade his lord Katsuyori to send troops before the battle, but failed. He went into battle with the determination to die. After entering the enemy's formation, he was shot all over his body and died.
Uesugi Kenshin (1530~1578): The son of Echigo's guardian Nagao Kaige, his childhood name was Chiyo Tora. After the Yuan Dynasty, he was named Heizo (some say Kiheiji) Kaedora, and later inherited the Kanto governorship. He took the Uesugi surname and changed his names to Masatora and Terutora. In 1548, he defeated his elder brother Nagao Harukage and became the lord of Kasugayama Castle in Echigo Kingdom. He was the most courageous general of the Warring States Period. He claimed to be the incarnation of King Bishamonten, the god of war. He used the character "囧" as his military flag and the word "dragon" as his charge signal. He owned an invincible cavalry team. He fought fiercely with Takeda Shingen in the Kawanaka Island area for twelve years. At the height of his power, he controlled Echigo, Etchu, Sado, Noto, Shimono and part of the Shinano Kingdom. He was known as the "Dragon of Echigo" and the "Guardian of Hokuriku". Later, he died of cerebral hemorrhage on the way to Beijing.
Uesugi Kagekatsu (1555-1623)
Kenshin’s adopted son, he inherited the family business after his death, and later surrendered to Toyotomi Hideyoshi and became one of the five elders (Kobayakawa Takakei died Later succeeded), he was subordinate to the Western Army in the Sekigahara War, and his territory was reduced after the defeat.
Kakizaki Kageie: The number one warrior of the Shangshan family. Kenshin called him "the invincible one in the Echigo Seven Kingdoms". In the fourth battle of Kawanakajima, he broke into Takeda Shingen's main formation, as if he were in an uninhabited land, and killed Shingen's younger brother Takeda Nobushige.
Hojo Uyasu (1515～1571): A great name of the Warring States Period, the third generation head of the Hojo family, a real powerful figure in Kanto, a wizard in both politics and warfare. In the night battle of Kawagoe in 1546, he used 8,000 troops to defeat the Kanto coalition forces that were ten times his own, thus establishing the Kanto dominance system on behalf of the two Uesugi clan. Later, in order to resist Uesugi Kenshin's Kanto invasion and contain Takeda Shingen's Suruga invasion, they fought fiercely with the two heroes for many years, and always stood firm.
Hojo Tsunari: A famous general in the Hojo family and even the entire Warring States period in Japan. In the "Night Battle across the River" in 1546, only a thousand men defended the invading 100,000-strong army of daimyo such as Ogitani Uesugi and Ashikaga. Later, he led his troops to surprise the Imagawa army and defeated it. The troops he led all flew yellow flags as their banners, and they were called the "Eight Yellow Flags" by the world, which was awe-inspiring.
Motori Motonari (1497～1571): Born as a minor lord in Aki, he later became the first Warring States daimyo in China (referring to Sanin and Sanyo provinces in Honshu, Japan) and an unparalleled wise general. He inherited the position of family governor in 1523, and gradually expanded his power by manipulating the two major forces of Nizi in the west and Ouchi in the east. In 1540, he defeated Nishi Haruhisa and belonged to Ouchi. Later, his second son Motoharu succeeded the Yoshikawa family, and his third son Takakage succeeded the Kobayakawa family, establishing the Ryogawa system of unifying Aki. In 1455, Tao Longfang (Haruhien) defeated the rebellion in Itsukushima and took control of Ouchi's real power. He then eliminated the Nishi clan and shocked Kansai.
Imagawa Yoshimoto (1519～1560): commonly known as Mikawa Mamoru, Jibu Daisuke, Lord Suruga, a tragic hero of his generation. In 1536, Teru, the elder brother, became the governor of the family. With the assistance of Taiyuan Chongfu (Yukisai), he completed the Three Kingdoms Alliance with the Takeda clan and the Go-Hojo clan. At the height of his power, he controlled Suruga, Toe and Mikawa. He had an outstanding reputation, strong soldiers and horses, and was determined to replace the shogun Ashikaga clan himself. But on the way to the west, unfortunately, Oehazama died in battle as Oda Nobunaga took advantage of the strong wind and rain to attack the central army.
Saito Dozo (? ~ 1556): Born as an oil seller, he was appointed to the Nagai family because of his proficiency in spearmanship, and was named Shinkuro Toshimasa. Later, he usurped the Nagai clan and changed his name to Guixiu. Then he usurped the Saito clan, the head of Nagai's family and the guardian of Mino, and changed his name to Hideryu. He was the number one conspirator in the Warring States Period. He was unpredictable and unpredictable, and was known as "Viper". In 1552, he released the guardian Toki Yorigi and took control of Mino country. He went south to compete with the Owari Oda clan for victory. Later, his son Yilong attacked and killed him on the banks of the Nagara River.
Retainer
Takenaka Hanbei: Saito retainer. In order to persuade his lord Ryuuki to awaken, he did not hesitate to seize his main city "Inabayama Castle" with military admonishment. Later, he was won over by Hideyoshi. He became his military advisor and was Hideyoshi's right-hand man. He made a great contribution to Hideyoshi's fortune. However, when Hideyoshi was sent to China, he fell seriously ill. Hideyoshi persuaded him to return home to rest, but he said that "death on the battlefield is the true nature of a samurai." In this way, the young wise general looked at the mountains in the distance and died of illness in the army.
Asai Ryomasa (? ~ 1542): commonly known as Shinsaburo and Bizen Shou. The Asai clan was a local tycoon near Dingye Township in Omi Asai County in the north. During the reign of Emperor Liang, they quickly rose up in power. Taking advantage of the civil strife in Omi's guardian Kyogoku clan, they colluded with the national Ikki to expel Kyogoku, expand their power, and make Odani their home city. Later, due to the oppression of the Minami Omi Rokkaku clan, he formed an alliance with the Echizen Asakura clan to form an independent kingdom and became a Warring States daimyo.
Asai Nagamasa (1545～1573): A great name of Omi during the Warring States Period. Because his retainers opposed his father Hisamasa's marriage policy with Rokkaku, he was elected as the leader. He was brave and good at fighting, and his reputation for bravery was resounding throughout the capital. Later, he married Ichihime, Oda Nobunaga's sister, borrowed the path from Nobunaga, and married into King Kyoto. Because Nobunaga attacked the Asakura family, a family friend of the Asai family, Nagamasa was forced to attack Nobunaga under the coercion of Kumasa and his ministers. In 1570, he was defeated at Anegawa. Three years later, he committed suicide by caesarean section in Kotani Castle.
The Ukita Nao family (1529~1581): a branch of the Bizen wealthy Miyake clan, owned Kojima, also known as Ukita or Ukida, and served and protected the Akamatsu clan and the Dai Urakami clan. The Nao family was a conspirator second only to Saito Douzo during the Warring States Period. They had not fought for decades and relied solely on marriages and assassinations to gain territory. They finally defeated the master family and completely dominated the two countries of Chimae and Meisaku.
During the battle between Oda and Mori, he promptly fell to the Eastern Army. Before his death, he was entrusted to Oda Army General Hashiba (Toyotomi) Hideyoshi.
Oda Nobunaga (1534～1582): A peerless hero, known as the "Feng Yun Er" during the Warring States Period and the founder of the Azuchi Era. The young man named Master Ji, succeeded his father Nobuhide as the family governor and soon unified the entire Owari. In 1560, he defeated Imagawa Yoshimoto in Okezama and became famous. He then formed an alliance with Tokugawa Ieyasu, defeated the Mino Saito clan, moved to Gifu, and established his ambition to "distribute military force all over the world". In 1568, he entered the capital under the command of the general Ashikaga Yoshiaki. Soon the two turned against each other, and he fought with the "Nobunaga Siege Network" organized by Yoshiaki for several years. In 1571, the sacred mountain Hiei was burned and war was declared on the conservative forces of the temple; in 1573, Asai and Asakura were defeated and Yoshiaki was exiled; in 1575, new tactics were used to defeat the Takeda cavalry in Nagashino; in 1576, Azuchi Castle was built; in 1577, the invasion of Kansai began March. Later, when he was on his way to reinforce the siege of Takamatsu Castle by the general Hashiba (Toyotomi) Hideyoshi, he passed through Honnoji Temple in Kyoto. His retainer Mitsuhide Akechi rebelled and he was forced to commit suicide.
Akechi Mitsuhide: When he was young, he was Saito Douzan's bodyguard, and later defected to Nobunaga. He was resourceful and well-educated. He led his troops to pacify most of Kinki, defeated Suzuki Shigehide of Zaga, and sent out troops. Suppressed and controlled the rebellion of Ichimune, and then captured Tanba... It can be said that he was invincible. Later, he launched a rebellion at Honnoji Temple in Kyoto in 1582, forcing Nobunaga to death. He was later defeated by Hideyoshi who came over, and finally died in the peasantry. The hand of the name. However, there are still different opinions on the truth of Mitsuhide's rebellion and the entire Honnoji incident.
Shibata Katsuie: Oda retainer. A world-famous warrior. He must be the vanguard every time he goes on an expedition, and is known as "the broken bamboo field".
Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1537～1598): Commonly known as Toyotakaku, his original name was Fujiyoshiro. He was the most extraordinary man in the Warring States Period and the founder of the Momoyama era. Born as a farmer in Owari Nakamura, he served as an official for Oda Nobunaga and took the surname Kinoshita. He became a general through his achievements in politics and warfare. In 1573, he was granted the title of Omi Nagahama and changed his name to Hideyoshi Hashiba. Later, he was ordered to conquer the Mori clan and flooded Takamatsu Castle. After receiving the news of Nobunaga's suicide, he rushed back and killed Akechi Mitsuhide in Yamazaki to avenge his old master. Then he gained the dominance of the Oda family at the Qingzhou Conference, and defeated Oda's old generals Shibata Katsuie, Takigawa Kazumasu, Sasaki Narimasa, etc. to gain the Oda family's world. Then they successively attacked Gohojo, surrendered to Tokugawa, Mori, Chosogabu, Shimazu, etc., and finally ended the Warring States Period. He himself was given the surname Toyotomi by the emperor, and his official position was Guanbai. After he abdicated, he was called "Taiko". Later, he died of illness and shame due to the failure of the invasion of North Korea.
Toyotomi Hideji (1568-1595)
The adopted son of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, succeeded Hideyoshi as Kanbai. Hideyoshi was neglected after having his own son Hideyoshi. Due to his reputation as a "killer", Hideyoshi ordered him to commit suicide.
Toyotomi Hideyori (1593-1615)
Hideyoshi’s parent and son, he barely managed to maintain the Toyotomi family after Hideyoshi’s death. Osaka Castle was defeated by Tokugawa Ieyasu in the winter and summer battles, and the Toyotomi family finally perished.
Kuroda Kanbei: Together with Takenaka Hanbei, he is also known as Hideyoshi's right-hand man. After Hanbei's death, he served as Hideyoshi's military advisor. Although he is talented and resourceful, his ambitions are always exposed. In his later years, he opposed Hideyoshi's sending troops to Korea, so he was alienated by Hideyoshi. In fact, it does not rule out that Hideyoshi was wary of him. In the end, he passed the family governor to his eldest son Nagamasa, who became a monk with the name "Ru Shui".
Tokugawa Ieyasu (1542~1616): His childhood name was Takechiyo, later known as Motoshin or Motoyasu after Yuanfu. He was the son of Matsudaira Hirotada, the lord of Mikawa Okazaki, and the founder of the Edo shogunate. When he was young, he served as hostages in Owari and Suruga. After the Battle of Okehazama, he restored his homeland of Mikawa, formed an alliance with Oda Nobunaga, and captured Imagawa's Toe territory. After the fall of Takeda in 1582, they obtained Suruga and secretly obtained the rule of the two states of Ko and Shin. In 1584, after the battles between Komaki and Nagakute, he surrendered to Toyotomi Hideyoshi and became the head of the Five Elders. He moved to his hometown of Hojo in the eight states of Kanto, with Edo as the capital. After Hideyoshi's death, he took advantage of the dispute between the civil servants and military generals, defeated the civil servants faction in the Battle of Sekigahara and expanded his influence. Finally, he became the general who conquered barbarians and opened the shogunate. After the Toyotomi clan was destroyed in the winter and summer wars of Osaka, Japan was completely unified, and later generations honored him as the "King of Gods".
Honda Tadakatsu: Ieyasu’s first-rate warrior. I have fought countless battles in my life, but I have not suffered any injuries. During the Battle of Nagashino, when his right wing was broken through by the enemy Shanxian Changjing, he shouted "That person is Shanxian Changjing" in danger. As a result, all the iron cannons were aimed at Shanxian...
Asakura Takakage (1428～1481): His childhood name was Kotaro, also known as Jiaojing and Toshikage. His French name was Hidebayashi Muneio, and he was commonly known as Danshozaemon Wei. The Asakura clan was originally a Kusakabe clan of the Tajima Kingdom. In 1333, Asakura Hirokage raised troops to support Ashikaga Takauji in Tamba, and later became subordinate to Echizen to protect Shiba Takasutsune. Xiaojing took advantage of the internal strife in the Sibo family, colluded with Dai Jiafei Changzhi, expelled Sibo Yimin, supported Sibo Yilian, and took over Hekou Pingjiangzhuang. During the Onin Rebellion, he first joined the Western Army and then turned to the Eastern Army. In 1471, he became the guardian of Echizen. He transferred his headquarters from Kuromaru Castle to the former Ichijodani Castle ruled by the Kai family. He dominated the entire Echizen and became a Warring States daimyo. He left behind the famous family motto "The Rules of Asakura Xiaokage" (also known as "The Seventeen Rules of Asakura Toshikage" and "The Wall Book of Asakura Yinglin").
Asakura Yoshikage (1533～1573): The son of Asakura Takakage (not the Takakage also known as Toshikage), an Echizen Warring States daimyo. Because he admired Kyoto culture, he introduced it to Echizen and started trade with the Ming Dynasty, which made the territory increasingly prosperous. For a long time, they fought against the enemies of the various countries in Hokuriku. Ashikaga Yoshiaki once fled to Ichijodani Castle and asked him to send troops to attack Miyoshi but received no clear answer, so he relied on Oda Nobunaga in the south. Yoshikage then confronted Nobunaga. In 1570, the coalition forces of Asakura and Asai were defeated by the coalition forces of Oda and Tokugawa in Anegawa; in 1573, Nobunaga captured Ichijodani and burned himself to death.
Ashikaga Yoshiteru (1536～1565), the thirteenth general of the Muromachi shogunate, was the son of Ashikaga Yoshiharu. The first name was Fuji, who served in the Yuan Dynasty in 1546. At the same time, he succeeded to the position of shogun. He worked hard for peace among the daimyo of the Warring States Period and to restore the authority of the shogunate throughout his life. He is also a famous kendo master, known as "Qiangqing Gongfang". In 1565, Matsu Nagahide raised his troops and attacked the Nijo Imperial Palace. He fought bravely with his sword and sought death.
Ashikaga Yoshiaki (1537～1597), the fifteenth shogun of the Muromachi shogunate, was the son of Ashikaga Yoshiharu. When he was young, he entered the Ichijoyin of Xingfu Temple, and his Buddhist name was Jueqing. In 1565, Matsunaga killed the general Yoshiki. He returned to secular life and changed his name to Yoshiaki and then to Yoshiaki. He successively asked Asakura, Oda and other powerful daimyo to attack Matsunaga and the Miyoshi Party. Finally, in 1568, he used the power of Oda Nobunaga to return. Nijo Imperial Palace, succeeded as shogun. Later, because he was disgusted with Nobunaga's arbitrariness, he secretly contacted Mouri, Asakura, Takeda, Uesugi and other daimyo, as well as the forces of Ishiyama Honganji Temple, to form a siege network of Nobunaga. In 1673, he was chased and released by Nobunaga, and the Muromachi shogunate fell. In 1587, he was protected by Toyotomi Hideyoshi and was given a territory of 10,000 koku until he grew old.
Ashina Shengshi (1521～1580) was a great name in the Warring States Period and was the son of Ashina Shengshun. The Ashina clan was originally a wealthy family on the Miura Peninsula. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Ashina Naomori began to develop into the Aizu-Kurokawa area and gradually dominated Southern Oshu. In 1553, the Mori family became the lord of Kurokawa Castle, and combined with the surrounding Takeda, Uesugi and other forces, fought against Hitachi Satake Yishige, reaching the heyday of the Ashina family. Nine years after his death, the family was destroyed by Date Masamune.
Michiyuki Tachibana: Otomo's retainer. He spent almost his entire life in a military camp. He was once paralyzed in the lower half of his body because of striking lightning with a knife. Even so, he still took the lead in every battle (six people carried him on a wooden board), intimidating the enemy. Known as "Ghost Snow".
Shimazu Yoshihiro: A famous general who is as famous as Tachibana Michyuki in Kyushu. Nicknamed "Ghost Manzi". He destroyed Ito, defeated Otomo, and made numerous military exploits. In 1597, he accompanied Hideyoshi on an expedition to Korea. When the Japanese navy was almost completely wiped out, only Shimazu Yoshihiro fought tooth and nail to win a tragic victory and ensured the Japanese army's withdrawal to Japan. In the battle of Sekigahara, when the defeat was already determined, he led his troops to successfully break through and seriously injured Ii Naomasa who came to pursue him.
Date clan:
The Date clan is located in a remote area. It took generations of Harumune and Huizong to maintain a piece of territory, which truly made the Date family The powerful one is Date Masamune.
Date Masamune (1567-1636)
The legitimate son of Huizong, known as the "One-eyed Dragon". At the age of 18, he inherited the family business and at the age of 24, he became the sole leader in Oshu. Later, he surrendered to Toyotomi Hideyoshi and held vast territories in both the Toyotomi and Tokugawa regimes.
In various Warring States games, Date Masamune has a relatively high evaluation. In "Tianxiang Ji", he was given the skill of "riding iron". Only three characters in the entire game have this skill. In addition, One of the two people was Suzuki Shigehide, the "Ghost Son City" who made Nobunaga fearful, and the other was Masamune's lieutenant Katakura Keizuna.
Miyoshi family:
The Miyoshi family has been a retainer of the Hosokawa family, one of the three leaders, for generations. After the "Onin Rebellion", the power of the Hosokawa family was gradually weakened, and Miyoshi Nagakei He seized the real power of the master's family, exiled the lord Hosokawa Harumoto, and successfully controlled Kinki, developing into a very powerful force. However, after the death of Miyoshi Nagakei, the real power of the family was seized by his retainer Matsu Nagahide. Later, Oda Nobunaga defeated the Miyoshi clan when he established the general Zhengyi again, and the Miyoshi forces gradually disappeared.
Otomo family:
Otomo Sorin (1530-1587)
The 21st generation of the Otomo family was the head of the family. When the Otomo family was most powerful, it owned the six countries of Kitakyushu. The retainers gradually fell apart due to issues such as their Catholic faith, and Yu Shimazu's army was defeated in the Battle of Otokawa, and he fell into despair.
Ryuzoji Clan:
Ryuzoji Takanobu (1529-1584)
Known as the "Higo Bear", he once occupied the throne in the battle between the Otomo family He gained the upper hand and occupied almost the entire Kitakyushu. Later, the Shimazu family was defeated and killed in the Battle of Okitagawa. The real power and territory of the Ryuzoji family were later acquired by the retainer Nabeshima Naoshige.
Chōsogabe clan:
Chosogabe Motochin (1539-1599)
The Chosogabe clan was originally only a small one on Shikoku Island. After Yuanqin inherited the family business, he unified the four countries in just over ten years with the help of his brothers and retainers.
Honganji Temple:
The Honganji Temple force is very different from other Warring States daimyo forces. The Honganji Temple sect is actually a school of Buddhism. The Honganji religious order has developed rapidly since the eighth generation of Buddhist leader Renjo. At the beginning, the believers were only monks and poor farmers. Gradually, many samurai and other believers joined. After that, there were continuous uprisings of the Ichigo clan, and they also won victory in the Kaga Kingdom. This is why in some scripts of most Sengoku games, the forces of Honganji are not connected together, but include the Honganji Castle area. and Kaga (in some games, Honganji Temple also has a territory near Nagashima, which may be related to the peasant uprising in Nagashima). Later, the 11th generation master of Honganji Temple appeared and opposed Oda Nobunaga, and events such as the "Burning of Mount Hiei" and the "Ishiyama War" occurred. Later, the peasant uprisings of the Ichiko clan in various places were suppressed successively, and the power of Honganji Temple also declined. Basically wiped out.
The collective title of the Warring States generals:
The Seven Guns of Hachihama - Awai Masaharu, Kishimoto Sojiro, Kunitomi Sadaji, Komori Saburoemon, Shingan Tarobei, Nose Yoriyoshi, the racecourse owner
Thirteen people of the Eight Generations - Okuno Koshizenmori, Takahashi Suruga Mamoru, Higashikata Oribe, Higashino Uma, Toshirozaemon Wei, Higashizao Densuke, Matsuki Sasumazu, Minata Izumomomo, Minata Kiisuke, Minata Shinano Irichi, Miyahara Neiji, Miyahara Suitousuke, Murayama Echizenmori
Three elders of the Hojo family - Matsuda Kenhide, Daidoji Masaru Shige, Toyama Tsunakage
Hojo Goshiki - Kasahara Yasukatsu (White Bei), Tamaki Shubo (Black Bei), Tominagaemon (Ao Bei), Hojo Tsunadaka (Red Bei) Hojo Tsusunari (Huang Bei)
Hojo Eight Elders - Matsuda Kenhide, Daidoji Masashige, Toyama Tsunakage, Kasahara Yasukatsu, Tamaki Shufeng, Tominagaemonwei, Hojo Tsudaka, Hojo Tsunari
The eight Murakami members - Saijo Yoshitada, Morimura Kiyohide, Shinoda Takao, Yashiro Michosai, Shiozaki Hachiro, Ohkasei, Ishikawa Hidden, Takasaka Norishige
The Seven Generals of Osaka Castle - Sanada Yukimura, Nagasougabe Morichika, Kimura Shigenari, Goto Matabei Motoji, Akashi Zento, Mori Katsunaga, Ohno Harifou
Osaka Seven Hands Team leader - Aoki Kazushige, Ito Choji, Nakajima Ujitane, Nonomura Yoshian, Hayami Morihisa, Hota Morishige, Mano Yoribao
The Tokugawa Three Masters - Ben Tadakatsu, Kambara Yasumasa, Ii Naomasa
The Four Tokugawa Kings - Sakai Tadatsuki, Honda Tadakatsu, Kambara Yasumasa, Ii Naomasa
The Sixteen Tokugawa Divine Generals - Sakai Tadatsugu, Tadakatsu Honda, Yasumasa Kanbara, Naomasa Ii, Yasutada Matsudaira, Masashige Naito, Okayoshi Hiraiwa, Motoda Torii, Tadashi Okubo, Hanzo Hattori, Kiyohide Takagi, Hiseharu Yonezu, Morizuna Watanabe, Tadahiro Torii, Tadashi Okubo Sa, Haeiya Sadji
The four Shimadzu brothers - Shimazu Saburozaemon Yoshihisa, Shimazu Matashiro Yoshihiro, Shimazu Matarokuro Suihisa, and Shimazu Matashichiro Iehisa
Otomo's Twin Jewels - Tachibana Michyuki, Takahashi Shoun
The five Toyotomi elders - Tokugawa Ieyasu, Maeda Toshiie, Mori Terumoto, Ukita Hideie, Kobayakawa Takakage (after Takakage's death Served by Uesugi Kagekatsu)
Toyotomi’s three elders—Ikoma Masachika, Horio Yoshiharu, and Nakamura Kazushi
Toyotomi’s fifth senior—Asano Nagamasa, Ishida Mitsunari , Maeda Genai, Nagasuke Masaie, Masuda Nagamori
The three elders of Bungo——Yoshioka Nagamasu, Yoshihiro Supervisor, and Usuki Supervisor
Hizen Three Castles Seven Riders—— Imachi Junchi, Omura Juntatsu, Asaga Junki, Asaga Junmori, Fujisaki Junkyu, Miyahara Junfusa, Watanabe Juntsuna (also known as the Seven Warriors of the Omura family)
Fuchu San Everyone——Maeda Toshiie, Sasana Narimasa, Fuha Mitsuharu
Nabeshima Sansei——Nabeshima Nobuo (Naoshige), Ishii Izuka, Shimomura Aiyun
The Five Okazakis - Amano Sadari, Ishikawa Tadatsuki, Uemura Shinroku, Naito Yoshikiyo, Hayashi Fujisuke
The three generals of Akaisame - Kaikita Tsunauchi, Akao Kiyozuna, and Ahemori Yahei Guard
The Kuroda Twins - Muzato Taihei Tominobu, Goto Matabei Motoji
The Kuroda Eight Tigers - Inoue Nobosa, Kuriyama Rian, Kuroda Kazuo Cheng, Kuroda Toshitaka, Kuroda Toshinori, Kuroda Naoyuki, Goto Motoji, Muzato Yunobu
The Twenty-Four Kuroda Generals - Kuroda Toshitaka, Kuroda Toshinori, Kuroda Naoyuki, Kuriyama Toshian, Hori Masato, Masuchika Masuchika, Muzato Yunobu, Nomura Yukatsu, Noguchi Kazunari, Goto Motoji, Kuroda Kazunari, Kuno Shigekatsu, Inoue Nobosha, Suga Masatoshi, Ogawa Nobuaki, Kiriyama Nobuyuki, Hayashi Naotoshi, Yoshida Nagatoshi, Murata Yoshiji, Takemori Tsusada, Kinugasa Kagenobu, Miyake Ieyoshi, Moya Takehisa, Harakata Ryo
The four elders of Aizu - Sase, Tomita, Hirata , Matsumoto
The sixteen generals of Kato Kiyomasa - Kato Goemon, Kato Umayun, Kato Kiyohei, Kaku (add a "bird" character on the right) Heiji, Ryuzoji Matahachi, Shobayashi Hayato, Takata Sonhei,
Yoshimura Yoshizaemon, Yamauchi Jinzaburo, Kuki Shirobei, Amano Sukezaemon, Kimura Matazou, Morimoto Gitaro, Saito Masui, Akahoshi Tarobei, Iida Kakubei
Kakitake Seven guns - Fukushima Ichi Matsu Masanori, Kato Toranosuke Kiyomasa, Kato Sonroku Yoshiaki, Risaka Jinuchi Anji, Katagiri Sukesakumoto, Hirano Gonhei Choyasu, Zaiyaemon Wei Takenori
The Four Heavenly Kings of Tachibana - Yubu Yainobu, Toki Toki Rensada, Anton Ietada, Takano Daisen
Rokkaku Gi Rokujukuro - Kamao Kenhide, Goto Hidekatsu, Kondo Sadaharu, Hirai Sadatake, Migumo Narimochi, Megata Tsunakiyoshi
The Ashina Four Heavenly Kings—Sayo Tanesune, Tomita Shimizu, Hirata Morinori, Matsumoto Shunsuke
The three Rikyu clan members—Kamao clan, Hosokawa Tadahiro, Shibayama Munetsuna (supervisor)
The Rikyu Seven Philosophers - Kamaojigo, Hosokawa Tadahiro, Takayama Shigetomo, Furuta Shigeran, Shibayama Munetsuna (supervisor), Se Ishige Tata, Tosada Makimura
The Four Heavenly Kings of Ryuzoji Temple - Nobukatsu Narimatsu, Kenkane Hyakutake, Nobunaga Eriguchi, Masanao Kinoshita (or Nobuin Enjoji, there is controversy) and the two vines of Rokkaku - Goto Kentoyo and Shindo Kenmori
Three people from Mino——Ando Moriji, Ittetsu Inaba, Ujie Fuzen
Four people from Mino——Ando Moriji , Inaba Ittetsu, Ujike Fuquan, Fuha Koji
Two Maori Rivers - Yoshikawa Motoharu, Kobayakawa Takakage
The Maori Four Samurai - Yoshikawa Motoharu, Kobayakawa Takakage, Kobayakawa Noriyoshi , Fukuhara Sadatoshi
The Five Mori Generals—Akagawa Motoyasu, Awaya Motochi, Katsura Motochu, Kuniji Motosho, Kodama Yutada
The Mori Eighteen Generals—Yoshikawa Motoharu, Kobayakawa Takakage, Kuchiha Noriyoshi, Fukuhara Sadatoshi, Anato Takaie, Yoshimi Masayori, Amano Takanashi, Katsura Motosumi, Kodama Yutada, Shido Hiroyoshi, Awaya Motohide, Akagawa Motosuke, Kumagai Nobunao, Awatani Motochin, Kunji Motoshou, Inoue Motokane, Iida Motochin, Watanabe Zaemon
The Seven Knights of Nasu - Ashino clan, Iohano clan, Ozeki clan, Otawara clan, Senmoto clan, Nasu clan The Su family and the Fukuhara family
Nizi Shingu Party——Niko Kunhisa, Nizi Seihisa, Nizi Toyohisa, and Nizi Nozhisa
Niko’s three heroes——Kumatani Shinemon, Hisatsura Tatehara, Shikanosuke Yamanaka
The Seven Horsemen of Nizi - Majinosuke, Majesha Ren, Majawawatarinosuke, Masashi nosuke, Masukadenosuke, Masama Shoyoue Gate, Mamohikoemon
Nizi Nine Bull Party——Ushiiganiemon, Ushio Yukiyoshi, Ushioka Kusanosuke, Ushigai Sugaremon, Ushikawa Hiemon, Ushida Minamoto Gobei, Ushida Hoeemon, Ushidaeemon, Ushibikifubei
The Ten Banners of Nizi - Akarana Mitsukiyo, Ushio Yukikiyo, Onishi clan, Kumano Hisake, Saburozaemon Kaminishi, Kufu Suwabe (Santoya), Malai (Maki), Seiho Matsuda, Yuyuki Misawa, Tsunahiro Yonehara (also known as "Nizi Ten Village")
Nizi Jusuke (Introduction) - Akigami Inosuke, Ueda Inaba, Otani Inosuke, Shibabashi Daisuke, Takahashi Watarusuke, Teramoto Life and Death Suke, Hayakawa Ayanosuke, Fukada Nisuke, Yamamanaka Shikanosuke, Yokomichi Hyogo nosuke
The Ten Warriors of Nizi - Yamanaka Shikanosuke, Haya (present day) Kawa Ayu nosuke, Yabunaka Kei nosuke, Akizaian nosuke, Yokomichi Hyogo Kunosuke, Teramoto (original) life and death nosuke, Yudori nosuke, Ueda Zaoda (seedling) nosuke, Fukada Nisuke, little hamster nosuke (according to the "Warring States Encyclopedia")
The Thirteen Warriors of Kamai - Hayato Akaza, Chuaemon Tanizaki, Zaofumi Uesaka, Yagozaemon Ikoma, Jiro Sakamoto, Naoshige Ando, ??Gennoshoggi Uesaka, Masashige Honda Miya, Yokoyama Kinai, Hayashi Gorozuo, Chief Uenoda, Giou Chubei, Goto Kisaburo Takaharu
Asai Four Wings - Isono Umasa, Ohnoki Kunishige, Nomura Sadamoto, Mitamura Kyujun
The three nobles of Kiyosu - Oda Nobuhide, Oda Inabamori, Oda Tozaemon
The two swords of Kenshin - Kakizaki Kageie, Ganji (粕) Kagemochi
Mishima Murakami Navy - Noshima (Murakami Buyoshi), Kurushima (Kurushima Tongyasu → Kurushima Tongzong), Innoshima (Murakami Yoshimitsu)
Three Kingdoms Division - I The Kitahita clan, the Tosa Ichijo clan, and the Hida sister Koji clan
Mikawa Sangosho——Amano Yasukage, Koryaki Kiyonaga, Hondoka multiple times
The three good three people——Miyoshi Choitsu , Miyoshi Masayasu, Iwanari Tomomichi
The Three Guardians of Settsu - Ikeda Katsumasa, Itami Chikihiro, and Wada Yaimasa
The Yamana Four Heavenly Kings - Taguso Noriyoshi, Ohta Gaki Teru Nobu, Kakiya Tsunuge, Yagi Toyonobu
Miyama Castle - Takekashi Masanobu, Naoe Kanetsugu, Yokoyama Nagachi
Ueda Seven Guns - Asakura Tojuro Nobumasa, Saito Hisashi Eemon Toshinobu, Jinme Hanjiro Weiaki, Shizuojiemon Hisamasa, Toda Hanpei Mitsumasa, Nakayama Sukerokuro Terumori, Ono Jiro'emon Tadayaki
The Seven Knights of Yamanaka—— Akiyama Odonosuke, Osawa Bingo, Kurihara Neiki, Nagashima Inaba, Fukushima Kahei, Masashi Shimono, Matsumoto Kurobei (also known as "Wada Seven Riders")
Tsutsui is close to the left and right ——Shimakatsu Takeru (Sakon), Matsukura Shigenobu (Ukon)
The Kiryu Seven Knights——Akutagawa Noto, Arasaki Shikibu, Kosone Chikugo, Takusagi Chikuzen, Tonomiya Minbu, Matsushima Awaji, Matsushima Shikibu
The Seven Samurai of Tayama - Itami Soken, Nagatsuru, Onai Sosada, Yusa Tsumitsu, Yusa Soen, Taira Sohiro, Miyake Sohiro
Tenka Three Shows - Mitsuhide Akechi, Hideyoshi Hashiba, and Nagahide Matsunaga
The Seven Brothers of the Tenkaichi - Masashige Inaba, Saizo Koji, Kosaku Tsuji, Tomoe Tani, Nakagakudo Sui, Niwa Yamashiro, Kanbei Watanabe
The Seven Heroes of Tosa - Nagasogabu, Kosogabu, Kira, Motoyama, An Yun, Tsuno, Ohira
Takeda Santanmasa - Takasaka Masanobu (escaping bomb ), Yukitaka Sanada (Guntan Masa), Masatoshi Hoshina (Gundam Masa)
Takeda’s four ministers—Baba Nobufusa, Naito Masayo, Takasaka Masanobu, Yamagata Masakei
Twenty-Four Takeda Generals - Takeda Katsuyori, Takeda Nobutanobu, Takeda Noburetsu, Anayayama Nobukun, Kosaka Masanobu, Baba Nobufusa, Sanada Yukitaka, Hara Torahoyin, Naito Masatoyo, Hara Masahiro, Akiyama Nobuyoshi, Itagaki Nobubu Kata, Kansuke Yamamoto, Morito Saegashira, Toromei Kowata, Masayuki Sanada, Tomasa Iitomi, Takamatsu Yokota, Masayoshi Yamagata, Masaji Tsuchiya, Mitsuru Tada, Koyasu Amari, Nobumo Oyamada, Masamori Kowata
The Four Musashi Clan—Narita Clan, Tamai Clan, Nara Clan, and Beppu Clan
The Seven Musashi Clan—Inomata Party, Private City Party, Kodama Party, Dan Party, Nishi Party, and Murayama Party, Yokoyama Party
The Seven Honguns of Azozaka - Oda Sonsaburo Nobumitsu, Oda Sake Brewery Chief Nobufusa, Sasa Sunsuke Katsushige, Sasa Hayato Masatsuji, Okada Sukezaemon Shige Yoshi, Sakon Sadaqiyoshi, Nakano Matabei Igan Tadoshi (Li), Okubo Shinjuro Tadayo, Sugiura Hachiro Goro Jinsada, Sugiura Monozaemon Jinei
The Eighteen Nishimino generals - Aiba Kuninobu, Ehi Mitsukane, Ihi Mitsuuchi, Iwate Michidaka, Karumi Mitsuhide, Kunieda Masanori, Gunie Mitsuharu, Kogaki Nagahide, Kodanmasa Kuni, Takahashi Jihei, Takekoshi Morihisa, Takenaka Hanbei Shigeharu, Nobubu Kuni, Hayashi Michimasa, Funaki Yoshihisa, Matsuyama Masada, Hachi I Kuni Kiyoshi, Yamagishi Mitsunobu
The four great generals of Shinano - Kiso Yoshimasa, Murakami Yoshikiyo, Ogasawara Tadayo, Suwa Yorichu
The seven small Japanese people - Inagaki clan , the Usuki clan, the Okamura clan, the Koizumi clan, the Horiyama clan, the Mangano clan, the Yoshikaku clan
The Shinin-ryu Four Four Kings - Marumezoto Sasagae, Yagyu Tajima Morizune, and Anezawa Jyo Ken, Hita Bungoro
The Ichijo Valley Four Families——Asakura Kageren, Maeba Kagesada, Koizumi Nagatoshi, and Kawai Yoshitomo
The three Iga jounin families—— The Hattori family (Hattori Yasunaga, the father of Hattori Hanzo Masashige), the Fujibayashi family (Fujibayashi Nagato Mamoru Yutaka), the Hyakusaki family
Chika (Momochi Tanba Mamoru)
The seventeen generals of Echigo - Ganzao (畕) Omi Mamoki, Arakawa Izu Mamoru, Iimori Settsu Mamoru, Usami Sadayuki (Ying?), Onikojima Yataro , Kakizaki Keie, Karasaki Zomanosuke, Saito Asanobu, Tian (add a "bird" character on the right) Yamashu defense, Kando Dewa Mamoru, Takanashi Masayori, Naoe Kanetsugu, Naoe Keizuna, Nagai Tanba Mamoru, Honjo Shimanaga, Mori Kami Sosuke, Momoi Sanuki Mamoru
The three elders of Ukita - Nagafune Sadachi, Oka Toshikatsu, Togawa Hideyasu
Anegawa Shippongun - —Doctor Watanabe Kane, Monna Sakonemon, Date Yubei, Fushiki Kuuchi, Nakayama Misanosuke, Yoshiwara Matabei, Hayashi Heiroku
The Eight Great Shields——Tendou clan, The Iida clan, the Ohanazawa clan, the Tateoka clan, the Nagasei clan, the Nario clan, the Nozawa clan, and the Rokuta clan
The Six Saito clan - Ando Moriju, Ujie Fuzen, and Takekoshi Noboru Hikaru, Mamoru Nagai, Hiroyuki Hinano, Kiyomi Hibino
The Ten Warriors of Sanada - Nezu Jinpachi, Miyoshi Seikai, Umino Rokuro, Miyoshi Izo, Ranjuzo, Kirigakure Saizo, Sarutobi Sasuke , Rokuro Mochizuki, Kosuke Anayama, Yuri Kamanosuke
Oda’s Twin Jewels—Akechi Mitsuhide, Hashiba Hideyoshi
Oda’s Four Heavenly Kings—Shibata Katsuie, Hashiba Hideyoshi, Akechi Mitsuhide , Takigawa Kazumasu
The four elders of the Oda family - Hideyoshi Hashiba, Nagahide Niwa, Katsuie Shibata, Nobumori Sakuma (the ballads call them respectively: Kapok Fujiyoshi, Yonegorozuo, Brave Shibata, Relying on Sakuma)
Oda Gonobu - Sugaya Nagayori, Hasegawa Shuichi, Fukutomi Hidekatsu, Hori Hidemasa, Yabe Iesada