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南部師行
A warrior of the Northern and Southern Courts period. He accompanied Kitabatake Akiie to the north and, as the official in charge of Nukanobu District, is said to have built Ne Castle as a base for the Southern Court.
In 1333, when Kitabatake Akiie went to Mutsu as governor on Emperor Go-Daigo's orders, escorting Prince Noriyoshi, Moroyuki went with him. Akiie appointed him deputy for Nukanobu District, and he is said to have built Ne Castle in 1334. His line became known as the Ne Castle Nanbu, or the Hachinohe clan.
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Hachinohe, Aomori
根城
A castle of earth and timber with no keep or stone walls, whose late-16th-century main enclosure has been rebuilt, building by building, from the post holes found in excavation.
said to have built the castleRecord source: article
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Hachinohe, Aomori
根城
A castle of earth and timber with no keep or stone walls, whose late-16th-century main enclosure has been rebuilt, building by building, from the post holes found in excavation.
BuiltRecord source: jokaku
