- Saitō Uhyōe-Taihitsu
Tatsuoki (斎藤 右兵衛・大筆 龍興, Saitō Uhyōe-Taihitsu
Tatsuoki, 1548–September 6, 1573) was a daimyō in Mino
Province during the
Sengoku period...
- Yo****atsu died of
leprosy and his son, Saitō
Tatsuoki,
succeeded to the
leadership of the clan. At the time
Tatsuoki was
young but, as he
attained adulthood...
-
Shigeharu served Yo****atsu's son and heir, Saitō
Tatsuoki, who took over at the age of thirteen.
Tatsuoki, however,
indulged in a
decadent lifestyle and...
- he went to the
castle intending to ********inate Saitō
Tatsuoki. When
Hanbei struck at him,
Tatsuoki was very confused—believing an
enemy army had come to...
- Nagara-gawa
which resulted in the
death of Dōsan. Saitō
Tatsuoki was the son of Yo****atsu.
Tatsuoki was
defeated by Oda
Nobunaga in 1567, and the clan was...
-
Yoshikage at
Tonezaka (Battle of Tonezaka),
Yoshikage was defeated, and
Saito Tatsuoki who
become guest commander of Asakura, was also
killed in this battle,...
-
directed by
Kohei T****. In 1994 he co-starred in
Shinoidare (directed by
Tatsuoki Hosono) with Koji
Yakusho and
received the
Special Award at the ****anese...
-
taken by a man
called Komaki Genta, a
retainer of Yo****atsu's son Saitō
Tatsuoki. His
remains were
originally interred in Sō****u-ji, but they were later...
- ****umed
control of Mino
until he died in 1561. Yo****atsu's son, Saitō
Tatsuoki, was
defeated by Oda
Nobunaga in 1567 at the
Siege of Inabayama; and the...
-
Tanba Province as well as a
member of the Saitō clan.
Toshikazu was
Saito Tatsuoki cousin, head of Saitō clan. In 1567,
after the
Battle of Inabayama, Toshikazu...
