Nakagawa
Château de Nasu-Kanda
Né sur le site selon la tradition (1169)
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Nasu no Yoichi
Nasu no Yoichi was a warrior of the late Heian period from the Nasu clan, a family of northern Shimotsuke Province. Local tradition holds that he was born in 1169 at Nasu-Kanda Castle, a fortified residence founded around 1125 by his ancestor Fujiwara no Sukeie. He entered Japanese memory as the archer who, during the Battle of Yashima (1185) in the Genpei War, struck with an arrow the fan raised on a Taira boat. His memory remains attached to the Nasu sites at Nakagawa, notably the remains of Nasu-Kanda Castle, now a National Historic Site.
Naissance1169 (selon la tradition, château de Nasu-Kanda)
MaisonClan Nasu
ÉpoqueLate Heian period – early Kamakura period
Repères dans sa vie
v. 1125
His ancestor Fujiwara no Sukeie (Sudō Sadanobu) established the fortified residence of Nasu-Kanda.
1169
Birth, according to tradition, at Nasu-Kanda Castle.
1185
Battle of Yashima: the famous shot at the fan on a Taira boat.
1984
Nasu-Kanda Castle, his traditional birthplace, is designated a National Historic Site.
Patrimoine associé
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Sources de la fiche
Cette synthèse croise plusieurs sources pour documenter les lieux, événements et relations historiques.
- 那須神田城跡 — とちぎ旅ネット (Association touristique de Tochigi) — Tochigi Prefectural Tourism Association
- 文化遺産オンライン — 那珂川町 — Agency for Cultural Affairs
- Nasu Kanda Castle — Wikipedia