Rebuilt / expanded
Oda Nobukatsu
織田信雄
1558–1630
Second son of Oda Nobunaga. Adopted into the Kitabatake family in 1569 as part of a peace deal, he later took over the family and ruled southern Ise. He also used the names Tomotoyo and Nobuoki.
de:Benutzer:Oliver MayerCC BY-SA 3.0Wikimedia CommonsA flatland castle in Kiyosu, Aichi. Records credit Yoshishige Shiba with building it in 1405.
Basic information
- Type
- Castle
- Setting
- Flatland castle (hirajiro)built on flat ground, defended by moatsWikipedia (ja)
- Period
- Medieval (c.1185–1570s)Wikidata
- Keep (tenshu)
- Mock keepa keep-shaped building where no keep existed, or where its appearance is unknownWikipedia (ja)
- Built by
- Yoshishige ShibaWikipedia (ja)
- Built
- 1405Wikipedia (ja)
- Main lords
- Toyotomi clan, Oda clan, Shiba clanWikipedia (ja)
- Abandoned
- 1610Wikipedia (ja)
- Remains to see
- Turrets or turret bases, Earthen rampartsWikipedia (ja)
People of this castle
Rebuilt / expanded
Oda Nobunaga
織田信長
1534–1582
The Sengoku warlord who unified Owari province. In 1567 he seized Inabayama Castle, renamed it Gifu Castle, and for about ten years, until moving to Azuchi in 1576, used it as his base for unifying Japan.
Lord
Toyotomi clan
豊臣氏
Lord
Oda clan
織田氏
Lord
Shiba clan
斯波氏
Built
Yoshishige Shiba
斯波義重
1371–1418
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