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描述
When Portuguese traders took advantage of the constant violence in Japan to sell the Japanese their first firearms, one of the quickest to take advantage of this new technology was the powerful daimyo Oda Nobunaga. In 1575 the impetuous Takeda Katsuyori laid siege to Nagashino castle, a possession of Nobunaga's ally, Tokugawa Ieyasu. An army was despatched to relieve the siege, and the two sides faced each other across the Shidarahara. The Takeda samurai were brave, loyal and renowned for their cavalry charges, but Nobunaga, counting on Katsuyori's impetuosity, had 3,000 musketeers waiting behind prepared defences for their assault. The outcome of this clash of tactics and technologies was to change the face of Japanese warfare forever.
备选标题
Nagashino 1575 (Trade Editions)
备选作者
Turnbull, Stephen
备用出版商
Osprey Military
备用版本
United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
备用版本
January 25, 2001
备用版本
Oxford, 2001
元数据中的注释
Trade Editions
备用描述
Nagashino changed the face of Japanese warfare as common soldiers humbled the noble Samurai and courage and the code of "bushido" were no longer enough in the face of effective gunpowder weapons. This title examines the transition of Japanese warfare through the Nagashino battle.
备用描述
The siege of Nagashino castle and the battle of Nagashino which followed it make up one of the pivotal moments in the history of the samurai.
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