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Oda Nobukatsu
Oda Nobunaga's second son, who inherited the Kitabatake house of Ise. At the Kiyosu conference after Honnō-ji he opposed his brother Nobutaka and Shibata Katsuie and, backed by Hideyoshi, came close to the leadership for a time. But disliking Hideyoshi's growing power, he allied with Tokugawa Ieyasu and fought him at Komaki and Nagakute in Tenshō 12. Then he made a separate peace with Hideyoshi, robbing Ieyasu of his cause. Thereafter he followed Hideyoshi and then Ieyasu, was dispossessed and reinstated, and preserved the family name as a daimyo into the early Edo period.
- Rank / office
- Minister of the Centre
- Domain / base
- Owari and Ise
- Banner / crest
- Oda quince
- Side
- Oda
- Lived
- 1558–1630 (aged 73)
Life
- Tenshō 10 The Kiyosu Conference Contended with his brother Nobutaka and Katsuie for leadership of the Oda house.
- Tenshō 12 Komaki and Nagakute Allied with Tokugawa Ieyasu and fought Hideyoshi.
- Tenshō 18 Dispossession Lost his lands for defying Hideyoshi's orders.
- Genna 1 Restored as Daimyo After the Siege of Osaka he received lands in Uda in Yamato and elsewhere and preserved the family name.
Battles in this archive1 battles
Related sites
- Kiyosu Castle (Aichi)
- Komakiyama Castle (Aichi)