Japan Castle Atlas
井伊直政
A leading general of Tokugawa Ieyasu. When Ieyasu took over the Kanto region in 1590, Naomasa was given Minowa Castle, and in 1598 he moved his castle to Takasaki. He later founded the Hikone domain.
The gate rebuilt at Minowa in 2016 stands on foundation stones from the Ii family's time in the late 16th century. When Naomasa moved his castle to Takasaki, Minowa was abandoned.
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Takasaki, Gunma
箕輪城
In just over 30 years it passed from the Takeda to the Oda, the Hojo and the Tokugawa, until Ii Naomasa moved the castle to Takasaki and it was abandoned.
last lord; moved the castle to TakasakiRecord source: article
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Hikone, Shiga
彦根城
A castle of reuse: its National Treasure keep is said to have come from Otsu Castle, and other buildings and even wall stones from other castles.
first lord of the domainRecord source: article
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Takasaki, Gunma
箕輪城
In just over 30 years it passed from the Takeda to the Oda, the Hojo and the Tokugawa, until Ii Naomasa moved the castle to Takasaki and it was abandoned.
BuiltRecord source: jokaku
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Takasaki, Gunma
箕輪城
In just over 30 years it passed from the Takeda to the Oda, the Hojo and the Tokugawa, until Ii Naomasa moved the castle to Takasaki and it was abandoned.
LordRecord source: wikipedia
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Takasaki, Gunma
高崎城
BuiltRecord source: wikipedia
