Nobutsura Hasebe - Nobutsura Hasebe

Japanese: 長谷部信連 - はせべ・のぶつら

Year of death: Kenpo 6.10.27 (1218.11.16)
Year of birth: Unknown. Samurai from the end of the Heian period to the beginning of the Kamakura period. Son of Nagama Shindayu Tametsura. Sahyoe no jo. Served Emperor Goshirakawa's son, Prince Mochihito. On May 15, 1180 (Jisho 4), when Prince Mochihito's plot to overthrow the Taira clan was discovered before it could be carried out, he fought alone to meet the attackers. This is described in detail in the Tale of the Heike. Some versions of the Tale of the Heike (Engeibon and others) say that he was killed in battle along with Prince Mochihito, but other versions of the Tale of the Heike and the Azuma Kagami tell the aftermath. He was taken to Rokuhara and exiled (or wandered) to Hoki Province, and later, in April 1186 (Bun'ji 2), he became a retainer of the Kanto region and was ordered to be the land steward of Oya-sho in Noto Province. He later became a monk. He died in Kawarada in this sho. The descendants of the Nagake clan passed down the traditions of Shinren's military achievements and Yoritomo's letter of guaranteeing the ownership of the land. <References> Shinichi Saeki, "Minamoto no Yoritomo and Military Chronicles, Stories, and Tales" ("Setsuwaronshu" Vol. 2)

(Yoko Sakurai)

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Japanese:

没年：建保6.10.27(1218.11.16)
生年：生年不詳
平安末期・鎌倉初期の武士。長馬新大夫為連の子。左兵衛尉。後白河法皇の皇子以仁王に仕える。治承4(1180)年5月15日,以仁王の平家打倒計画が未然に発覚したときに,ただひとりで討手を迎え撃つ。その様は『平家物語』に詳しい。その後以仁王と共に討死したとする『平家物語』(延慶本他)もあるが,他の『平家物語』や『吾妻鏡』は後日談を記す。六波羅に連行され,伯耆国に流され(あるいはさまよい),のち文治2(1186)年4月,関東御後家人になり,能登国大屋庄の地頭職に命ぜられる。のち出家。当庄河原田で卒す。子孫の長家によって,土地領有を保証する信連戦功の伝承と頼朝の下文が伝えられる。<参考文献>佐伯真一「源頼朝と軍記・説話・物語」(『説話論集』二)

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