中嶋家の碑 - Ichinomiya

I was wondering what the stone monument was and read the inscription. The title was "The birthplace of the Nakajima clan". If you read further ... Motoori Norinaga, the descendant of Minamoto no Toru, followed the imperial court during the Jokyu War and fought against the Shogunate army. Then, eighteen years later, he regained his territory. Then, during the Nanbokucho period, the fourth generation Nakajima castle owner Minamoto no Mune went down to the field in his later years and settled here, and his descendants prospered later ... It seems that the content is. It looks like a stone monument built by descendants to honor their ancestors. There was a stone pillar next to the stone monument, so when I read it, it was engraved with "Hashiba (Toyotomi) Hideyoshi Koma Tsunagi no Sugi Ruins"! I'll give you a photo, but I think the characters are extremely difficult to understand. It seems that there used to be a cedar tree where Hideyoshi connected his horses, but since there is no further explanation, it is completely unknown when and why Hideyoshi came to this place. The only thing that is engraved on the side of the stone pillar is "Measure the water level in front of the Kiso River embankment and make it a stone pillar." When and what did Hideyoshi come to this place? I definitely want to know. postscript When I happened to read the explanation of the site of Seitokuji (a temple known for the meeting between Nobunaga Oda and Dosan Saito) near this stone monument, when Hideyoshi attacked Kaganoi Castle and Takegana Castle, he went to Seitokuji. It was written that I put. I think this was the time of the battle between Komaki and Nagakute, but it may be this time that Hideyoshi connected his horse to the cedar tree that was here.