Samurai of the Takeda Family - Chapter 600

In this Yamazaki battle, Mitsuhide Aichi had better troops than Hideyoshi Hashiba.

However, for Mitsuhide Akechi, the situation was even worse. In Sanyo Road, Mori Terumoto led an army of fifty thousand, and he was heading to Kyoto.

On Zhongshan Road, the main force of the Takeda Corps is more than 100,000, and they also come day and night.

These two military forces, for Wise Mitsuhide, are not his current forces and can be defeated.

However, Mitsuhide Wisei is an arrogant person, and at the last moment, he will never give up his efforts.

After discussing with the generals, Akechi Mitsuhide and the generals agreed that only after the priority is to defeat Hashiba Hideyoshi, first establish an advantage and make peace with the Mori, and then call on the Kinki tycoons to fight a city-by-city battle with Takeda, as long as the war drags into the winter.

After Akechi Mitsuhide eased his breath, there is still something to do in the coming year.

Therefore, it is his top priority to defeat Hashiba Hideyoshi with extremely fast and fierce fighting methods and establish his wise and light show to the world.

Hideyoshi Hashiba, Mitsuhide Akechi, the last two outstanding planners of the two Odas, fought fiercely in the land of Yamazaki.

Akechi Mitsuhide dissipated his family wealth, divided all the Kinki countries to his generals, and rushed to support his rich family, and only took the mountain castle one country to encourage his subordinates.

Under this call, Aichi Mitsuhide concentrated his 35,000 forces and launched a fierce attack on Hashiba Hideyoshi’s army.

This battle lasted for two days and one night, and Hashiba Hideyoshi was on the verge of collapse several times.

Hashiba Hideyoshi’s generals, such as Asano Nagyasu. Both Kamikota Masaharu and Fukushima Masaharu died in battle, and it is difficult to accumulate the deaths of their subordinates.

Just wait for everyone to think that Mitsuhide Akechi will win this battle.

Akechi Mitsuhide learned, however, that the Maori general Kobayakawa Takaki led the 15,000 navy forces when they landed on Kiecho.

Kobayakawa Takaki rounded the back road of Akechi Mitsuhide’s army and cut off his retreat to Kyoto.

The news broke, and the military spirit of Wise Mitsuhide’s army collapsed.

Achievement Mitsuhide could not contain his subordinates, they all led their troops to escape and leave Yamazaki.

But Hashiba Hideyoshi seized this opportunity. Launched a counterattack to Akechi Mitsuhide.

This time, the wise display of the army’s strength, support for less than half an hour, that is, the front collapsed and the whole army was defeated.

Hideyoshi Hashiba took advantage of the momentum to hunt for ten miles, beheading countless, and the generals of Aichi Mitsuhide such as Aichi Hideman, Saito Rizo, and Yamazaki Nagoku were all taken. First class served.

Wise Mitsuhide, and the general Mizuo Zhuang Bingwei led more than 700 remnants to Longsheng Temple City to retreat.

Hideyoshi Hashiba led an army to pursue him, and then attacked Longsheng Temple City with a tactic of encircling three and one missing.

The wise army was disintegrated and fled from the gap, and Mizoo Zhuangbei obstructed the chaser and died. Akechi Mitsuhide only led a few dozen horses to escape from Longsheng Temple City, and his whereabouts have been unknown since then.

Regarding the whereabouts of Mitsuhide Aichi, this matter is an unsolved mystery a hundred years later.

Some people say that after the city of Longsheng Temple was broken. On the way to escape from Sakamoto Castle, Akechi Mitsuhide was hunted by a local farmer’s warrior, and he was wounded and killed.

The head was buried in a secret place by his subordinates, and his subordinates followed him to death.

More people say that after the break of Mingzhi Guangxiu City, he became incognito. Incarnate as a monk, a ronin, a pipa monk, or even a minister of other countries, etc., waiting for the chaos of the world to rise again and compete in the world.

Of course, the most famous saying is that Mitsuhide Akechi knew that he was not lucky in Japan. Therefore, he fled overseas. In a certain country in Nanban, he used his own force to subdue his retainers and create a country’s hegemony.

During his lifetime, Mitsuhide Mingzhi also disappeared in Japan and spent his twilight years abroad.

Everyone said so, but in any case, Mitsuhide Wise and his Toki clan’s hegemony had completely disappeared after Yamazaki’s defeat.

And now, the army of Kobayakawa Takaki, Hashiba Hideyoshi, and Ikeda Tsuneko’s army have arrived in Kyoto, only one step away.

On the contrary, the 140,000 army of Takeda Army, which is slowly advancing along Zhongshan Road, is one step faster.

However, just before Hashiba Hideyoshi was about to lead his army into the Yamazaki Bridge, the entrance of Kyoto, he was stopped by Mori Terumoto himself.

Because in the east, the forward of the Takeda family’s 140,000 Shangluo army has already approached Kinki.

Shangluo’s dream of a king and hegemony was a lifelong pursuit of the twenty-fourth generation of the Takeda family governor.

If at this time, the Maori family’s military force entered Kyoto, it would be bound to turn their faces with Takeda.

At the moment, the Maori family have two choices. One is to take advantage of the power of the defeated Wise Mitsuhide, take advantage of the momentum to enter Kyoto, and control the most elite place in the world.

Of course, this is absolutely intolerable for the determination to go to Luo Takeda.

In a **** battle with Sekihara, defeating Oda, the Takeda family had spent a lot of effort. If Maori was able to take advantage of this, and take control of Kyoto and seize the world, then Takeda Nobuhiro and Li Xiao would be nothing but falsehoods. .

So Takeda, Mori must have a decisive battle.

The second is to give up Kyoto, while the Maori are satisfied with the status quo, settle in the West, and give up the world to Takeda.

This dilemma made the Maori family hesitant and confused.

Mori Terumoto, Kobayakawa Takaki, and Yoshikawa Motoharu were all caught in the long test before they fell like a chess player. Although Hideyoshi Hashiba and Tsuneko Ikeda tried their best to persuade them, they did not make waves.

In the end, Hashiba Hideyoshi was extremely disappointed, sighed up to the sky, and said loudly: “The gross profit is insufficient and conspiracy.”

On the side of the Takeda family, after learning that the Mori family, Hashiba Hideyoshi’s allied forces defeated Akechi Mitsuhide.

The Takeda family was also shocked, and quickly proceeded with military discussions.

Takeda Nobuhiro, Li Xiao, Sanada Masayuki ~www.mtlnovel.com~ After discussing with Takasaka Masanobu, they immediately set aside a riding team to form a rapid force to **** Kinki before the Maori house.

Although the highest level of the Takeda family composed of these four people was at odds with each other, they still maintained a consistent pace in the face of possible provocations from Maori.

The four assembled a five-thousand-armed horse-riding army, led by the elder of the family, Nobuhiro Koyamada, and the attendant Nobata Obata, and Masahiro Tsuchiya as the lieutenant generals. They were the first generals of the Takeda family to take charge of Kyoto.

From the shore of Lake Biwa in Omi, this horseback troop marched fast and endlessly after a day and night.

The Five Thousand Army Forces along the Zhongshan Road, entered the Yamashina Basin, passed through the east gate of Enryaku-ji Temple of Mount Hiei, Kusatsu, Otsu, and finally came to Kyoto’s entrance to the long bridge of the Seta River.

The Tang Bridge on the Seta River is one of the three major ancient bridges in Japan. It straddles the Seta River and is the only way to go west to Kyoto. Since ancient times, there are clouds, and the Seta Naga Bridge is controlled, but the world is in the palm of your hand. statement.

When I rushed to the Seta River Naga Bridge one day and one night, the mist of early winter that the Takeda Army saw was still shrouded in the Naga Bridge, and the outline of Kyoto could be seen from a distance.

Kyoto is in sight! (To be continued…)