Tadayo Okubo

Japanese: 大久保忠世 - おおくぼただよ

1532-1594 A military commander from the Sengoku to Oda-Toyotomi period.
Born in the first year of Tenbun. The eldest son of Okubo Tadakazu. Serving Tokugawa Ieyasu, he distinguished himself in battles such as the Ikko Ikki uprising in Mikawa (Aichi Prefecture), the Battle of Mikatagahara, and the Battle of Nagashino. In the third year of Tensho, he defeated the Takeda army and became the lord of Futamata Castle in Totomi (Shizuoka Prefecture). In the eighteenth year of Tensho, after Ieyasu entered the Kanto region, he became the lord of Odawara Castle. He was awarded 45,000 koku. He died on September 15, the third year of Bunroku. He was 63 years old. He was from Mikawa. He was commonly known as Shinjuro and Shichiroemon.

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

1532－1594　戦国-織豊時代の武将。
天文(てんぶん)元年生まれ。大久保忠員(ただかず)の長男。徳川家康につかえ,三河(愛知県)の一向一揆(いっき),三方原,長篠(ながしの)の戦いなどで戦功をたてる。天正(てんしょう)3年武田軍をやぶり,遠江(とおとうみ)(静岡県)二俣城主となる。18年家康の関東入国後,小田原城主となった。4万5000石。文禄(ぶんろく)3年9月15日死去。63歳。三河出身。通称は新十郎,七郎右衛門。

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