Japan Castle Atlas
山崎家治
Became lord of western Sanuki (about 50,000 koku) in 1641 and rebuilt the abandoned Marugame Castle. Its high stone walls today date from the Yamazaki era.
In 1643 Ieharu was excused from that year's required attendance in Edo and received 300 kan of silver from the shogunate to rebuild Marugame Castle.
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Marugame, Kagawa
丸亀城
A small original keep, about 15 m tall, is lifted high by tier upon tier of stone walls, walls that collapsed in 2018 and are still being rebuilt today.
rebuilt the castle and its high wallsRecord source: article
In-depth article
Marugame, Kagawa
丸亀城
A small original keep, about 15 m tall, is lifted high by tier upon tier of stone walls, walls that collapsed in 2018 and are still being rebuilt today.
BuiltRecord source: jokaku
In-depth article
Marugame, Kagawa
丸亀城
A small original keep, about 15 m tall, is lifted high by tier upon tier of stone walls, walls that collapsed in 2018 and are still being rebuilt today.
Rebuilt / expandedRecord source: wikipedia
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Wakasa, Tottori
若桜鬼ケ城
LordRecord source: wikipedia
Basic information
Reihoku, Kumamoto
富岡城
Rebuilt / expandedRecord source: wikipedia
