Shangshan Qianxin (153 ~ 1578): The son of Jing, the son of the guardian generation of Yue, was named Tiger Chiyo. After Yuan Fu, he was named Pingsan (called Xiping II) Jinghu. Later, he inherited the surname of Sugiyama from Guandong, and was renamed Zhenghu and Huihui successively. In 1548, he defeated his eldest brother, Nagao Harumi, and became the duke of Kasugayama. He was the first brave general in the Warring States, claiming to be the incarnation of the God of War Pishamen, with the word "Pi" as the military flag and the chaotic "Dragon" as the charge signal, and had an invincible cavalry team. He fought fiercely with Takeda Shingen in the central Sichuan Island for 12 years. At the peak of his power, he had the status of Yuehou, Yuezhong, Zuodu, Nengdeng, Xiaye and some countries with strong faith. He was called "the Dragon after Yuehou" and "the patron saint of Hokuriku". Later, he died of cerebral hemorrhage on his way to Beijing.
Mr. Kitajima (1515 ~ 1571): a famous figure in the Warring States period, the third generation of the Kitajima family was the master, a real powerful figure in Kanto, and a wizard in both politics and war. In 1546, he attacked the Kanto Allied Forces with 8, troops, which was ten times his own, thus establishing the Kanto domination system on behalf of the two Shang Shan families. Later, in order to resist Sugiyama's humble Kanto Raiders and contain Takeda Shingen's invasion of Suruga River, he fought with the two heroes for many years and never stood still.
Maori Yuanjiu (1497 ~ 1571): An Yi was born as a small Lord, and later became the first famous and unparalleled wise general in China (referring to Shanyin and Shanyang roads in Honshu). In 1523, he inherited the position of governor, and gradually expanded his power between Nizi in the west and ouchi in the east. In 154, he defeated Nizi Haruhisa and belonged to Ouchi. Later, his second son, Yuan Chun, inherited Ji Chuan's family and three men, Long Jing, inherited Kobayakawa's family, thus establishing a two-Sichuan system of unifying Anyi. In 1455, Tao Longfang (Qing Xian), who was the leader of the rebellion and held the real power in Ouchi, was defeated in Yandao, and then Nizi's family was eliminated, which made a great impact on Kansai.
Imagawa Yoshimoto (1519 ~ 156): generally known as the chief assistant of the Three Rivers Guard and Administration Department, the Lord of Junhe, was a tragic generation of lean men. In 1536, Brother Shihui was the governor, and with the assistance of Chongfu (Xuezhai) in Taiyuan, he completed the three-nation alliance with Takeda and Houbeitiao. At the peak of his power, he owned Suruga River, Yuanjiang River and Sanhe River, which made him famous. He was a strong soldier in Ma Zhuang and was bent on taking the place of the general Ashikaga. However, on the way to the west, unfortunately, in the narrow barrel, Nobuhiko Oda took advantage of the storm to break into the Chinese army and died.
Saitō Dō san (? ~ 1556): Born as an oil peddler, he became an official at Changjingjia because he was good at gun skills. He was named Xinjiulang Lizheng. Later, he usurped Nagai's name and renamed it Guixiu, and then usurped Nagai's main family and Mino's guardian Daisaito's name, renamed Xiulong, and entered Daodao 3. He was the first schemer in the Warring States period, so he was fickle and unpredictable, and people called him "Fu". In 1552, he chased and released Lion, the guardian of Tuqi, and took control of Meinong, and went south to compete with Wei Zhang Oda clan for victory. Later, his son Yilong attacked and killed in Changliangchuan.
Liang Zheng Asai (? ~ 1542): commonly known as new saburo, prepare for the future. Asai is a local tyrant near Ding Ye Township, Asai County, near the river in the north. When he came to Liangzheng, he quickly looked up, took advantage of the river to guard the civil strife of Jingji, colluded with the Chinese people, expelled Jingji, expanded his power, and took Xiaogu as his city. Later, due to the oppression of the Hexagon family in the south near the river, it formed an alliance with the Cang family in the former Yue dynasty, forming an independent neighboring country and becoming a famous name in the Warring States.
Azai Nagamasa (1545 ~ 1573): A famous man in the Warring States Period near the Yangtze River, was established as the Lord because his ministers opposed his father's long-term policy of marriage with the Hexagon. He was brave and good at fighting, and his fame resounded throughout Gyeonggi. Later, she married Shibaji, the younger sister of Nobuyoda, borrowed from Nobuyuki and entered Beijing as a diligent king. Nobunaga attacked Asai's family friend, the former Kura, and Changzheng was forced to attack Nobunaga under the coercion of Jiuzheng and senior officials. He was defeated by Zichuan in 157, and three years later, he lived in the small valley of the city and died by caesarean section.
Ukita Naoie (1529 ~ 1581): A branch of Miyake, a former Hao family, owned Er Island, also known as Ukita or Futian, and served the guardian Akamatsu and the guardian Daipu Shangshi successively. Naojia was a schemer in the Warring States period, second only to Saitō Dō san. After decades without World War I, Naojia gained territory by marriage and assassination, and finally defeated its main family, completely supporting the former and the United States as two countries. During the war between Weaving Field and Maori, he fell to the Eastern Army in time, and before he died, he was left alone in weaving Tian Jun general Yuchai (Toyotomi) Hideyoshi.
nobunaga Oda (1534 ~ 1582): a peerless hero, he was known as the "wind and cloud son" of the Warring States period and the pioneer of the Yasuda era. Young master Ji, who inherited his father Shinxiu as the supervisor, soon unified the whole tail Zhang. In 156, it broke through Imagawa Yoshimoto in the narrow barrel, and became famous. After forming an alliance with Tokugawa Ieyasu, it destroyed Mino Saito and moved to Gifu, establishing the ambition of "arming the world". In 1568, General Feng Ashikaga Yoshiaki entered Beijing, and soon they became enemies. He fought with the "Nobunaga encirclement network" organized by Yi Zhao for several years. In 1571, the sacred mountain was burned to declare war on the conservative forces of the temple society; In 1573, he broke Asai and asakura and exiled Yizhao; In 1575, Yu Changxiao defeated Takeda cavalry with new tactics; In 1576, Antu City was built; In 1577, he began to March into Kansai. Later, he was forced to commit suicide because he went to reinforce the Ministry of Takamatsu City's siege, Yuchai (Toyotomi) Hideyoshi, and passed through Honnoji Temple, Kyoto, where his retainer Akechi Mitsuhide rebelled.
Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1537 ~ 1598): commonly known as Feng Taige, formerly known as Tokichiro, was the first strange man in the Warring States period and the pioneer of Taoshan era. Wei Zhangzhong Village was born as a farmer, and he was named Muxia when he was an official in Oda Nobunaga. He became a general after two years of hard work in politics and war. In 1573, it was sealed near Jiangchangbang and renamed Yuchai Xiuji. Later, he was ordered to conquer Maori, flooded Gaosongcheng, and rushed back after receiving the news of Nobunobu's suicide. Yamazaki wiped out Akechi Mitsuhide to avenge his old master. Then, he won the dominance of the weavers at the Cheongju Conference, and defeated the weavers Shibata Katsuie, Yichuan Yiyi, Sassa Narimasa, etc. and won the world in Oda clan. After that, he conquered Houbeitiao and surrendered to Tokugawa, Maori, Chosokabe and Shimadzu, and finally ended the troubled times of the Warring States. He was given the surname Toyotomi by the Emperor, and the official residence was Guanbai. After abdication, he was called "Taige". Later, he died of shame and anger because of the failure of invading Korea.
Tokugawa Ieyasu (1542 ~ 1616): Takechiyo, the son of Hiroshi Matsuhei, the Lord of Okazaki, and the founder of the Edo shogunate. In his childhood, he took hostages in Weizhang and Junhe successively. After the battle in the narrow barrel, he resumed his homeland, Sanhe, and formed an alliance with Oda Nobuhiko to capture the territory of Yuanjiang in Imakawa. In 1582, after the destruction of Takeda, he got the Suruga River, and secretly gained the sovereignty of the two states. In 1584, Xiao Mu and Chang Shou surrendered to Toyotomi Hideyoshi after the war, becoming the first of the five old men, and moved to Kitajima, their hometown of Kanto Eight States, with Edo as their capital. After Hideyoshi's death, he used the dispute between the literati and the military commanders to defeat the literati in the battle of Guanyuan and expanded his influence. Finally, he became a general of conquering foreign countries and opened a shogunate. After the destruction of Toyotomi's family in the winter and summer wars in Osaka, Japan was completely unified, and the later Buddha was called "the God King".
asakura xiaojing (1428 ~ 1481): Kotaro, also known as Jiaojing and Minjing, was born in France as Yinglin Zongxiong, and was generally known as Danzheng Saemonnojo. The Chaocang family was originally the lower family of Danma. In 1333, asakura Guangjing supported the Zuli Zun family in dispatch troops, Danbo, and was later subordinate to the former guardian Spokane Sutra. Xiaojing took advantage of the civil strife in Shiba clan, colluded with Daijiafei to rule, expelled Spo Yimin, established Spo Yilian, and slightly took Hekou Pingjiang Village. During the Yingren Rebellion, he first joined the Western Army and then turned to the Eastern Army. In 1471, he became the guardian of Yueqian, and transferred his place from Heimaru City to Yicheng Valley City ruled by the former Jiafei family, dominating the whole Yueqian and becoming the famous name of the Warring States. The famous family precepts "Various Articles of asakura's Filial Piety" (or "Seventeen Articles of Asakura Minjing" and "asakura Yinglin Cliff Book") were left behind.
Asakura Yoshikage (1533 ~ 1573): the son of Xiao Jing (not Xiao Jing, also known as Min Jing) in asakura, was a famous Warring States before Yue. Because of admiration for Kyoto culture, it was introduced into Yueqian and traded with the Ming Dynasty, which made the territory increasingly prosperous. Long-term one-to-one combat with the countries of the Hokuriku. Ashikaga Yoshiaki once fled to Yicheng Gucheng, asking him to send troops to attack Miyoshi, but he didn't get a clear answer, and Nayi Oda Nobunaga. Yijing was opposed to nobunaga. In 157, the allied forces of asakura and Asai were defeated by the allied forces of Oda and Tokugawa in Zichuan. Nobunaga conquered a valley in 1573, and he set himself on fire and died.
Ashikaga Yoshihiro (1536 ~ 1565), the 13th generation general of Muromachi shogunate, was the son of Ashikaga Yoshiharu. Originally named Teng, he became a general in 1546. At the same time, he succeeded to the rank of general, and worked hard for the peace work among the famous warring states and the restoration of the authority of the shogunate. At the same time, he is also a famous sword Taoist, and he is called "strong love for the public". In 1565, Matsunaga Hisahide rose up and broke into two imperial palaces. He fought with his sword and refused to die.
Ashikaga Yoshiaki (1537 ~ 1597) was the 15th generation general of Muromachi shogunate, the son of Ashikaga Yoshiharu. When he was a child, he entered Kofukuji and was admitted to the hospital. In 1565, Matsunaga Hisahide killed the general Yi Hui, who changed his name to Yi Qiu and changed it to Yi Zhao. He successively asked powerful names such as asakura and Oda to crusade against Song Yonghe and the Sanhao Party, and finally returned to Erjo Imperial House in 1568 by using the power of Oda Nobunaga to succeed the shogunate general. Later, because of his aversion to Nobunaga's arbitrariness, he secretly contacted Maori, asakura, Takeda, Shangshan and other famous names, as well as the forces of Ishiyamamoto's wishing temple, and formed Nobunaga's encirclement network. In 1673, it was chased by Nobunaga, and the Muromachi shogunate perished. In 1587, under the protection of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, he was given a territory of ten thousand stones to die.
Lu Ming Sheng Shi (1521 ~ 158) was a famous name in the Warring States period, and Lu Ming was the son of Sheng Shun. Lu Mingshi was originally a noble family in Miura Peninsula. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Lu Mingshi began to develop in Heichuan area of Huijin and gradually dominated South Austria. In 1553, Sheng became the Lord of Kurokawa, combined with the surrounding forces such as Takeda and Shangshan, and fought against Satake Yoshishige in Liu Chang, reaching the heyday of famous Lu. Nine years after his death, the family was destroyed by Data Masamune
Shibata Katsuie (? ~ 1583): Known as Quan Liu, Shurinosuke, Wei Zhang, an important official in the genealogy of Tian Jia. After Shin-soo's death, he once set up Nobunaga's younger brother to rebel, but was forgiven for his bravery after the defeat. Since then, he has repeatedly made meritorious military service under Nobunaga and became the leader of the retainer group. After Asai's family perished, he had to marry Nobunaga's sister, Shi Ji, and was appointed as a probe into the Hokuriku, leading the invasion and attack on the forces of Honganji before Vietnam, the forces in Vietnam, the forces after Vietnam, and the forces that were able to climb the Chinese fir, and living in the village of Hokuriku. After the change of Benneng Temple, it was opposed to Yuchai Hideyoshi. In 1583, it was defeated in the humble Yue, and it returned to the city to ignite the explosives stored in Tianshou Pavilion and committed suicide.
Niwa Nagahide (1535 ~ 1585), commonly known as Wandai, Goro Saemon and Yueqianshou, became an official at the age of fifteen and gradually became a minister tied with Shibata Katsuie. Married nobunaga's adopted daughter in 1563. In 1571, after the war, Sister Chuan Society was given the title of near Jiangzuo and Shancheng Lord, and in 1575, it was given a surname of only Zhu. At the time of the change of Benneng Temple, he was preparing to pacify the Four Kingdoms at the end of Tianjin, when he heard that he was rushing eastward, joining forces with Yu Chai Xiuji and defeating Akechi Mitsuhide in Yamazaki. The Qingzhou meeting echoed Xiuji, and if it was a narrow country, it would be close to Jianggao Island and Shiga County. After the defeat of the Victory Family, the two counties of Nengguan and Jiangnuma, which were formerly with Kaga, were changed, and the main city was moved to Beizhizhuang. Died soon.
Maeda Toshiie (1538 ~ 1599): commonly known as Chiyoyo, Sun Shiro, You Saemonnojo, Tsukishida, the son of Maeda, the family minister of Oda. At the age of 14, he was an official in Nobunaga. Seven years later, he was forced into exile for fighting and killing Nobunaga's favorite servant, Ai Zhi Ten Ami. In 1561, he returned, and in 1569, he succeeded to be the Lord of Wuzhang Huangzi. In 1575, together with Sassa Narimasa and Bubu Guangzhi, he led a hundred thousand stone fiefs in Qianfu, and as Shibata Katsuie's assistant commander, he was called "three people in the house". Li Jiasu befriended Hideyoshi, and Yue Yuehe fought together because of his defection, which led to the defeat of the victorious family and eventually perished. After the establishment of the Fengchen regime, he was appointed as the second seat of the five elders to restrain Tokugawa Ieyasu, and the official was subordinate to the two powers.
Hosokawa Fujitaka (1534 ~ 161), known as Youzhai and Xuanzhi, was a Confucian general who was well versed in harmony songs. He wrote A Copy for a Hundred People and handed down his next collection, The Wonderful Collection. My father is a member of Mitsuwon Harumi. As the adopted son of Hosokawa Yuanchang, he inherited the Hosokawa family and served the general Ashikawa Yihui. After Yihui was killed, he made Ashikaga Yoshiaki a general, but eventually broke with him and obeyed Nobunaga. After being sealed, he became Tian Biancheng. After the change of Benneng Temple, he refused to be induced by his in-laws Akechi Mitsuhide and went to Yuchai Xiuji; Hideyoshi died and turned to Tokugawa Ieyasu. In 16, Guan Yuan instructed his son Zhong Xing to join the East Army during the wartime, thus preserving his inheritance.
Takuichuan Yiyi (1525 ~ 1586): Known as Jiuzhu, Zuojin Jiangjian, and Jiangren. After he became an official nobunaga, he repeatedly made outstanding achievements in Yi Shi's Raiders and became the Lord of Weizhang Crab Mountain. In 1574, he suppressed the One-to-One-slap Uprising in Long Island, and was granted the title of Northern Yi Shi, living in Long Island. In March, 1582, after Nobunaga defeated Takeda's family, Yiyi got Ueno National, Nobunayama County and Sakujiu County, the main city's stable bridge, and succeeded Kanto as the leader, in order to fight against Odahara's Houbeitiao family. The change of Benneng Temple took place, and his subordinates were separated. He was destroyed by Hōjō Ujimasa in Shenliuchuan and fled to Long Island. The Qingzhou Conference attached itself to Shibata Katsuie, and then took part in the battle of small grazing and long-term hand. After Tokugawa Ieyasu surrendered to Hideyoshi, he was forced to become a monk and died in Yueqian.
Ikeda Hengxing (1536 ~ 1584): commonly known as Katsuzaburo, Ji Yishou, and known as Katsujin, unofficial history or mistaken for Shinhui. His father's name is Hengli, and his mother is Nobu's nurse, so he is very popular with Nobu. In 158, Hua Xiong City, which was a rebel in Araki Village, was captured as a country of Tianjin, and then joined forces with Yu Chai Xiuji to attack and destroy Akechi Mitsuhide. At the Qingzhou Conference, it was ranked as the four oldest weavers with Chai Tian, Dan Yu and Yu Chai, and was awarded the Meinong Great Wall with 13, stones. In 1584, in the battle between Komaki and Nagano, please make a sneak attack on Sanhe, which was discovered by Tokugawa Ieyasu, and both his eldest son, Ikeda Gensuke, died in ambush.
Nine Ghosts Jialong (1542 ~ 16): commonly known as Samanojo and Otsuka, nicknamed "The Great Pirate". Born in Jiuguipu, Yimoulou County, Ji, he is a noble family, one of the parties of Kumano Water Army, and he is the Lord of Zhimo Bird Feather. In 1568, Nobunaga, who was on his way to Shanghai, officially became a member of the weaver family. In 1574, more than ten Da 'an curtilage boats were built in Pu, Yi Shi, helping to attack and destroy Long Island. In 1578, he was ordered to build an armored ship. In November of that year, the main force of the Maori water army was destroyed in the naval battle of Mujin Kawaguchi. During the war of Toyotomi Hideyoshi's invasion of Korea, he also served as the commander of the water army, and was defeated by Li Shunchen, a famous North Korean water army, in Jeolla Dao 'an Gupu. In the battle of Guanyuan, he joined the Western Army (his son Shoulong joined the Eastern Army) and committed suicide after defeat.
Sassa Narimasa (1535 ~ 1588): commonly known as Kuranosuke and Lu Aoshou, his father's name was Sheng Zheng. Claiming to be a branch of Sasaki, a famous Muromachi family, Nobukuro was a general of Heimu, and participated in the crusade against asakura, the battle of Nagao and the slap attack on Honganji. In 1575, he became the assistant general of Shibata Katsuie, who explored Hokuriku. Together with Maeda and Bupo, he was called "three people in the government". After the defeat of Katsuya, he stuck to Vietnam, combined with Nobuo Oda and Tokugawa Ieyasu to fight against Hideyoshi Hatoyama. Defeated in 1585