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Konishi Yukinaga (小西 行長,
baptized under the
Portuguese personal name Agostinho; 1558 –
November 6, 1600) was a ****anese daimyō who
served under Toyotomi...
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Yukinaga Maeda (前田 幸長,
Maeda Yukinaga, born
August 26, 1970 in
Chikushi District, ****uoka, ****an) is a
professional ****anese
baseball player. "Yukinaga...
- fortuitously, a ****anese
delegation came from
Hirado under the
command of
Konishi Yukinaga, a ****anese
Christian and
grand admiral of
Toyotomi Hideyoshi, to offer...
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commanded by
Shimazu Yoshihiro, who was
attempting to link-up with
Konishi Yukinaga. The
battered survivors of Shimazu's
fleet limped back to
Busan and a few...
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First Division and
overall commander of the
invasion force was
Konishi Yukinaga, a daimyō of Uto from Higo
Province in Kyushu,
chosen as
commander of the...
- than a
month afterwards.
Supported by the
troops of his
allies Miyoshi Yukinaga (Nagateru) and the son of
Yakushiji Motoichi,
raised troops in
Settsu and...
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Kuwayama Shigeharu, and Toda Masaharu.
Meanwhile Asano Nagamasa and
Konishi Yukinaga ****embled
boats and
boatmen to make
preparations for
attacking the castle...
- the Joseons'
efforts to
defeat the ****anese
conquest army, and
Konishi Yukinaga and his
forces are
besieged by Yi Sun-sin at Suncheon. With
Konishi eager...
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allied Ming-Joseon army and the ****anese
First Division under Konishi Yukinaga. The
battle ended in
victory for the
allies but a
successful retreat from...
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April 13, 1592, 700 ****anese
ships carrying 18,700
troops under Konishi Yukinaga invaded Korea.
Konishi burned Fort
Busan and Fort Dongnae,
killed commanders...
