- 1062. It
resulted in
Imperial Court victory and the
surrender of Abe no
Sadato. Like the
other major conflicts of the
Heian period, such as the Gosannen...
- Abe no
Sadatō (安倍 貞任, 1019 –
October 22, 1062) was a
samurai during the
Heian period of ****an. In the
Zenkunen War,
Sadato fought alongside his father...
- in 1057, but his son Abe no
Sadato took up
command of his father's forces. But in 1062,
Yoshiie defeated and kill
Sadato,
winning the war a year later...
-
Shogun and sent to
chastise Yoritoki in 1053. In 1056 Yoritoki's
eldest son,
Sadato,
began skirmishing with the Minamotos. War
erupted in 1057 and Yoritoki...
- ****anese
samurai clan of
northern Honshū that
claimed descent from Abe no
Sadato of the Abe clan. The
Akita clan was
originally known as the Andō clan (安東氏...
- hdl:10419/30503. S2CID 142543205.
Izuma K,
Matsumoto M,
Murayama K,
Samejima K,
Sadato N,
Matsumoto K (December 2010). "Neural
correlates of
cognitive dissonance...
- Ebizō I as Abe no
Sadatō disguised as
Kamakura Gondayū (初世市川鰕蔵の鎌倉権太夫景成実は安倍貞任
Shosei Ichikawa Ebizō no
Kamakura Gondayū
jitsu wa Abe no
Sadatō); it is in the...
- (1051-1063). It was
fought between the
forces of the Abe clan, led by Abe no
Sadato, and
those of the
Minamoto clan,
acting as
agents of the
Imperial Court...
- doi:10.22603/ssrr.2021-0269. PMC 9605761. PMID 36348676.
Ehrsson HH, Kito T,
Sadato N, P****ingham RE,
Naito E (December 2005). "Neural
substrate of body size:...
- the
victory of the Minamoto.
Throughout this siege, Abe
commander Abe no
Sadato ended up
being defeated in his
stockade fortress of Kuriyagawa. Minamoto...
