長松城址碑案内板

Name: 長松城址碑案内板
Address: Nagamatsucho, Ogaki, 〒503-0997 Gifu,Japan, Gifu, Japan

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住所：	Nagamatsucho, Ogaki, 〒503-0997 Gifu,Japan
カテゴリ：	Castle ,
街：	Gifu

Nagamatsucho, Ogaki, 〒503-0997 Gifu,Japan

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K	Kazuhisa S on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
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U	Utsugi Kiyoshi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 荒崎小学校の前に城址碑があるのみ。 There is only a castle monument in front of Arasaki Elementary School.
M	M N on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 大垣城?に近く関ヶ原合戦時は西軍に。 Close to Ogaki Castle に and in the West during the Sekigahara battle.
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s	sakappa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小学校の敷地内でないところは、ありがたい。立派な石碑と案内板。やるな、岐阜県。 I am grateful that the place is not on the premises of the elementary school. A magnificent stone monument and information board. Don't do it, Gifu prefecture.
お	おだ天狗 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 長松城址。長松城（岐阜県大垣市長松町）は、竹中半兵衛の一族が築いた城郭。永禄元年（1558）竹中重元が揖斐郡大御堂より岩手に移る。この際、竹中源助重利は之に従い来て、重元の子である竹中半兵衛重治より三千石を領して此所に城を築いた。これが長松城である。戦国時代に竹中半兵衛は豊臣秀吉に仕え各地に転戦し、太閤秀吉も長松城に来ている。竹中源助は幾多の戦功をたて豊後国（大分県）高田城1万石に移る。その後秀吉の家臣・武光式部が五千石を封じて入城する。慶長五年（1600）関ヶ原戦役の際、武光式部は西軍・石田三成に属し、此所長松城で東軍を迎え撃つ。武運つたなく八月三十九日桑名方面に退去するに至った。東軍・一柳監物が入城して守るが戦後廃城となる。以後美濃の要地として使われ、末には飯沼慾斎が学問の地として住んだ。 Nagamatsu Castle Ruins. Nagamatsu Castle (Nagamatsucho, Ogaki City, Gifu Prefecture) is a castle built by the Takenaka Hanbei clan. In the first year of Eiroku (1558), Shigemoto Takenaka moved to Iwate from Omidou, Ibi-gun. At this time, Takenaka Gensuke Shigeharu followed him and built a castle here under the control of 3,000 stones from Shigeharu Takenaka, a child of Shigeharu. This is Nagamatsu Castle. During the Warring States period, Takenaka Hanbei served Hideyoshi Toyotomi and fought in various places, and Hideyoshi Taiko also came to Nagamatsu Castle. Gensuke Takenaka moved to Takada Castle in Bungo Province (Oita Prefecture) with 10,000 stones after many battles. After that, Hideyoshi's vassal, Takemitsu Shikibu, sealed the 5,000 stones and entered the castle. During the Battle of Sekigahara in the 5th year of Keicho (1600), the Takemitsu Shikibu belonged to the Western Army, Mitsunari Ishida, and met the East Army at Matsushiro. On August 39th, he moved out to Kuwana without any luck. The eastern army, Ichiyanagi, enters the castle and protects it, but it is abandoned after the war. After that, it was used as a key point of Mino, and at the end Iinuma Yokusai lived as a place of study.