- The
Gosannen War (後三年合戦,
gosannen k****en), also
known as the
Later Three-Year War, was
fought in the late 1080s in ****an's
Mutsu Province on the island...
-
Gosannen Station (後三年駅,
Gosannen-eki) is a
railway station in the town of Misato,
Akita Prefecture, ****an,
operated by JR East. The
station name origins...
-
included Minamoto no
Yoshiie (1041–1108), who
fought in the
Zenkunen War and
Gosannen War, and
common ancestor of
nearly all the
major Minamoto generals of the...
- Sadato. Like the
other major conflicts of the
Heian period, such as the
Gosannen War and the
Genpei War, the
Zenkunen war was a
struggle for
power within...
- was a
small post town on the
Kamakura Highway. It was said that in the
Gosannen War,
Minamoto no
Yoshiie mustered his
soldiers in this area and the hill...
- the
Zenkunen War (Former Nine Years' War) and the
Kiyohara clan in the
Gosannen War (Later
Three Years' War). Subsequently, he
became something of a paragon...
-
called the
Zenkunen War,
which would be
followed some
years later by the
Gosannen War. His
childhood name was
Odaimaru (王代丸). He held the title, p****ed down...
- present-day
Iwate Prefecture) in 1087, when he won the
victory in the
Gosannen War.
After its
foundation by
Fujiwara no
Kiyohira in 1087, the Northern...
-
Minamoto and
Kiyohara clans. The
Kiyohara were in turn
defeated in the
Gosannen War and the area came
under the
control of the Ōshū
Fujiwara Clan based...
-
Kiyohara are
particularly known for
their involvement in the
Zenkunen and
Gosannen Wars of the 11th century. The
Early Nine Year's War (前九年合戦,
Zenkunen k****en)...
