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Shioya Tomonari
Shioya Tomonari (塩谷朝業) is a warrior of the early Kamakura period, linked to the powerful Utsunomiya house and to the Shioya lineage, which dominated the Shioya region in the north of Shimotsuke Province. He is regarded as the founder of Kawasaki Castle, built between 1199 and 1203 on a long ridge in present-day Yaita city. The castle remained the seat of the Shioya until 1595, when Toyotomi Hideyoshi confiscated the domain of his distant successor, Shioya Yoshitsuna. The site is today a historic site of Yaita city, laid out as a park.
MaisonClan Shioya (issu des Utsunomiya)
ÉpoqueEarly Kamakura period
Repères dans sa vie
1199-1203
Construction of Kawasaki Castle, future seat of the Shioya clan.
1595
End of Shioya rule: Toyotomi Hideyoshi confiscates the domain of Shioya Yoshitsuna, and the castle is abandoned.
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Sources de la fiche
Cette synthèse croise plusieurs sources pour documenter les lieux, événements et relations historiques.
- 川崎城跡公園 — とちぎ旅ネット — Tochigi Prefectural Tourism Association
- 矢板市指定史跡 川崎城跡・御前原城跡発掘調査報告書 (矢板市教育委員会, 2002) — Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties
- 川崎城 (下野国) — Wikipedia ja