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	Kanamori Nagachika - SamuraiWiki
		Nagachika served Nobunaga and fought at Nagashino (1575) and a number of other battles.
		Following Nobunaga's death in 1582, Nagachika at first sided with Shibata Katsuie, then gave his loyalty to Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
		In 1585 he was dispatched to destroy the Anegakoji of Hida province and was afterwards given their castle of Takayama.
	wiki.samurai-archives.com /index.php?title=Kanamori_Nagachika (83 words)

	history-3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Kanamori Nagachika was born in 1524 in Tajimi, Mino.
		Nagachika served Nobunaga for the four decades from when Nobunaga was eight years old to the warlords seppuku at Honno-ji temple at the age of forty-nine.
		Nagachika learned the art of the tea ceremony from Rikyu and Furuta Oribe, and Arishige was also a pupil of Rikyu and served as the tea ceremony instructor for the shogun Hidetada (Ieyasu's son).
	www.mmjp.or.jp /the-east/history-3.html (1195 words)

	MAIN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		When Nagachika reached Takayama, he ordered a new castle to be built and constructed in addition to samurai quarters, a town residents quarter that was actually 1.2 times larger than the area designated for samurai.
		Nagachika, a deep admirer of Kyoto, built a number of temples on the hilly slopes of Mt.Shiroyama, as he compared the similarities of the scene evoked by Takayama's Miya River and the Kamo River in Kyoto.
		Nagachika also encouraged the production of hand-made Japanese paper, and the Edo Period row houses (udatsu) that were home to the paper merchants testify to the prosperity of the Minowashi dealers.
	www.man-naka.org /e/sankai/sengoku/gifu/main.html (357 words)

	A BRIEF HISTORY OF TAKAYAMA
		Under the rule of the Kanamori family, whose government lasted for six generations over 107 years, the foundation of Takayama was formed by placing the political, economical, and cultural systems in order, and the city was developed as the administrative center for the large Hida area.
		Kanamori were a culturally-minded family who encouraged the local artisans and craftsmen to develop their skills to their fullest potential.
		The effects of Kanamori patronage can still be seen today, as Hida arts and crafts, both the old and the new, receive acclaim here in Japan and from abroad.
	www.htia.org /e/info/history.html (572 words)

	Kanamori Nagachika
		Nagachika's father, Tadachika, had been part of the Toki clan of Mino, but had separated from them and moved to Kanamori, where he took the toponym as his new family name.
		He dug the River Miyagawa to resemble the Kamo in Kyoto, and altered Mt Nishiki in the East of the Takayama plain to resemble Higashiyama (literally 'eastern mountain') in Kyoto.
		Nagachika studied tea under Rikyu and Oribe, and on many occasions invited Hideyoshi and Ieyasu to his villas in Kyoto and Fushimi for tea gatherings.
	www.sengoku-expo.net /flash/person/E/024.html (180 words)

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		The war was subjugated by Nobunaga Oda, and Nagachika Kanamori, commander of Oda, came to rule most of Ono.
		Nagachika built Echizen Ono Castle at Kameyama, and built the castle town copying Kyoto.
		When Nagachika Kanamori, commander of Nobunaga Oda built a castle, a square pool was made to be the source of water for filling the trench.
	www.city.ono.fukui.jp /web_ono/top/etc/english.htm (822 words)

	One of the Horde
		Hojo have two rank 5 generals (Hojo Ujiyasu and myself), while Oda has two rank 3 (Oda Nobuhiro the daimyo and Kanamori Nagachika (rank 3), who is joining the Oda clan this year)...
		Myself killing 6, the victory of Hojo was obtained with a total of 1100 corpses laid on the ground of Kawachi.
		Oda's fine generals, Kanamori Nagachika (R3) and Akechi Mitsuhide (R2), were all killed in this battle.
	www.totalwar.org /hosted/maltz/06_Hojo/Hojo12.htm (1206 words)

	History of HIDA
		Nagachika was the first generation Kanamori clan that ruled Hida.
		At the end of 17th century, when Kanamori Clan moved to Country of Dewa, the Country of Hida became the territory directly governed by the Shogunite.
		In the Edo Period, during six generations of rules of Kanamori clan, culture in Kyoto was introduced in the area.
	www.hidanokagu.jp /english/history.html (674 words)

	att.Japan - Issue 22 / Takayama
		Known as Takayama Castle, it was built by Kanamori Nagachika after he attacked and overran the isolated Hida domain having been ordered to do so by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1585.
		The town in the early 21st century is much the same as it was when Lord Kanamori Nagachika first laid the foundations.
		Such skills are seen at the wooden Kusakabe Mingei-kan and Yoshijima-ke and in the carvings of the Takyama Festival where floats are adorned with splendid carvings and elaborate "karakuri" dolls.
	www.finex.co.jp /att/article/22/travel/en (1815 words)

	WEB att.JAPAN - Japan Travel Guide - Tourist Information - Chubu Region - Gifu Prefecture - Takayama City
		Known as Takayama Castle, it was built by Kanamori Nagachika after he attacked and overran the isolated Hida domain having been ordered to do so by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1585.
		The town in the early 21st century is much the same as it was when Lord Kanamori Nagachika first laid the foundations.
		Such skills are seen at the wooden Kusakabe Mingei-kan and Yoshijima-ke and in the carvings of the Takyama Festival where floats are adorned with splendid carvings and elaborate "karakuri" dolls.
	www.att-japan.net /modules/tinyd0/rewrite/tc_26.html (1851 words)

	Hidatakayama
		The lattice work, a characteristic of Takayama houses and influenced by Kyoto, is especially famous, giving a sense of lightness and brightness to contrast with the massive beams and thick walls of the main structure.
		Once the seat of local government when Takayama was under the administration of the Kanamori clan, this is the only building of its kind in Japan.
		It was originally built in 1615 as the second house of Nagachika Kanamori, and was managed by the feudal authorities.
	www.flora21.com /minami/world/japan/index10-e.htm (603 words)

	Hida Takayama HP English/Climate&History
		In 1585, Kanamori Nagachika conquered Hida and put a lot of effort into reviving the culture of the castle, its town, and its temples.
		When the Kanamori period ended, Hida came under the direct control of the Tokugawa shogunate.
		The period from the end of the Kanamori period to the end of the Tokugawa shogunate of Edo (Tokyo) is called the Edo period (1603 to 1867).
	www.hida.jp /english/climate_and_history.htm (603 words)

	The Samurai Archives Citadel // View topic - Ranks
		At Nagashino Toshiie was one of those chosen to be 'teppo-gashira'.
		Sasa Narimasa and Kanamori Nagachika were also members of Nobunaga's elite bodyguards who were chosen as 'teppo-gashira' at Nagashino.
		Nagachika was given command of 500 arquebusiers and detached as part of Sakai Tadatsugu's surprise attack on the Takeda siege lines.
	forums.samurai-archives.com /viewtopic.php?t=2081&start=25 (754 words)

	Takayama Ukon
		The most important of these included Ibaragi, held by Nakagawa Kiyohide (also known as Nakagawa Sebei; 1542-1583) and Takayama’s Takatsuki.
		Nobunaga had Takatsuki surrounded by the forces of Fuwa Mitsuharu, Kanamori Nagachika and others, while calling for the Jesuit Padre Gnecchi-Soldo Organtino.
		Knowing the Takayama were devout Christians, Nobunaga asked the Padre to convince them to surrender, promising that such an outcome would benefit the Church.
	www.samurai-archives.com /ukon.html (1599 words)

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		Its temples, shrines, festivals, rivers and bridges are indeed reminiscent of Kyoto on a smaller scale, but in some ways Takayama has delights that even Kyoto cannot match.
		The present town was formed when Nagachika Kanamori first governed the entire Hida Area about 400 years ago.
		After Takayama became under the direct control of the Tokugawa Government in 1695, the Edo (present Tokyo) culture was introduced to the Kyoto style culture, and both cultures beautifully merged into the present unique culture of Takayama.
	www.ryoutei-susaki.com /english%20goannai.htm (265 words)

	Oda Nobunaga's Army & Navy Personnels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Well, at least he ended up with the victors there, but after October 21, 1600, nothing more was ever heard of Kani Saizo again.
		Kanamori Nagachika was among Oda Nobunaga's men since before the Okehazama battle of 1560.
		After Oda's death, he joined Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and was given the castle of Taka mountain ('Takayama' in Japanese), that he had wrestled away from the warrior-monks of Hida province in 1585.
	www.geocities.com /nobukaze23/oda13.htm (1256 words)

	Gifu -Hot Springs 'Gero Spa'- (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		There are many strange shaped rocks having some legends connected to them.
		The road is said to have been made by Nagachika Kanamori, Lord of Hida Takayama Sengoku era (1467- 1568).
		Visitors can enjoy a variety of scenery including azaleas in the spring and a large range of autumnal tints.
	www.kankou-gifu.or.jp /en/01/02.html (221 words)

	Japan Travelogue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The city of Ono, also known as Echizen Ono, is an old castle town in the eastern part of the Echizen region, situated in the center of a natural basin and surrounded by mountains, some over 1,000 meters tall.
		Ono Castle (also called Kameyama Castle) was built by Kanamori Nagachika, a military commander who served under Oda Nobunaga near the end of the 16th century, during a period when the entire country was gripped by civil unrest.
		The castle is situated at the top of a hill called Kameyama, which rises above the town to the west.
	web-japan.org /nipponia/nipponia9/tour.html (655 words)

	Takayama
		After about 70 years, on 1585 A.D. NAGACHIKA KANAMORI, a general of Toyotomi, defeated the most powerful family of Mitsuki and built a new castle on Shiroyama Hill, from where he governed the entire Hida area under his control.
		By the government of Kanamori family, which lasted for six generations during 107 years, the present structure of the town was formed by putting the political, economic and cultural systems in order, as a center of the administrations of a Hida large region.
		This was a cultural-minded family who encouraged the artisans to make a various handcrafts.
	130.253.68.10 /dsci/takayama/history.htm (759 words)

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