Siege of Ichijoudani

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Siege of Ichijōdani
Part of the Kinzō Incidents
A modern representation at the Battle of Ichijōdani
A modern representation at the Battle of Ichijōdani, from the National Museum of Okaiken
Date 6 - 18 June, 1625
Location Ichijōdani, Ise Prefecture, Okaiken
Result Honda Shogunate Victory
Territorial
changes
Ii clan loses control of the northern half of the Ichijōdani domain to the Hotta clan
Belligerents
Honda Shogunate
  • Honda clan
  • Hotta clan
  • Teruzumi clan
  • Okudaira clan
  • Manabe clan
Ii clan
Commanders and leaders


Shogun:
Honda Shigetomo 

Strength
  • 50,500 ashigaru
  • 12,920 cavalry
  • 9,217 guns
  • 4,900 ashigaru
  • 620 cavalry
  • 1,125 guns
Casualties and losses
*2,800 killed; 7,982 injured 1,637 killed; 934 injured
*Ii Naoyoshi accepted the terms of surrender

The Siege of Ichijōdani (一乗谷の役 Ichijōdani no Eki?, or, more commonly, 一乗谷の陣 Ichijōdani no Jin) was a series of battles undertaken by the Honda shogunate against the Ii clan, and ending with the deaths of the leaders of both clans as well as the so-called "Great Reconciliation". The siege put an end to the last major armed opposition to the shogunate's establishment.

Outset[edit | edit source]

Battle of the Ichijōdani Rapids[edit | edit source]

Battle of Nishi-ku[edit | edit source]

Castle Siege[edit | edit source]

"Great Reconciliation"[edit | edit source]

The "Great Reconciliation" is one of the most pivotal points in the history of Okaiken.

Accepted historical position[edit | edit source]

Events from the Mitsukoji[edit | edit source]

Honda clan witnesses[edit | edit source]

Ii clan witnesses[edit | edit source]

Aftermath[edit | edit source]

In popular culture[edit | edit source]

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