仙石氏館跡

First Ueda lord Tadamasa Sengoku In 1578, he was born as the third son of Hidehisa Sengoku, a vassal of Hideyoshi Hashiba (Hideyoshi Toyotomi). His eldest brother, Hisachu, was blinded to the school, and his second brother, Hidenori, became a nephew because he was disowned by his father after the war because he joined the Western army in the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600. It was He served Ieyasu Tokugawa with his father, and in the battle of Sekigahara, he and his father belonged to the East Army and participated in the attack on Shinano Ueda Castle by Masayuki Sanada of the West Army (Ueda Battle). It is said that due to the achievement of this time, the word "Tada" of Hidetada Tokugawa was commemorated and was changed from Hisasei to Tadamasa. Also, according to this period, he is ordained and commissioned to the fifth rank and Daisuke Hyobu. In 1914 (1614), he succeeded to the family by the death of his father and became the second lord of 50,000 stones in the Komoro clan. He also participated in the Osaka team from the same year and was in charge of the Kuromonguchi in the Osaka winter team. In the summer camp, in the Battle of Tennoji and Okayama, he engaged with Toyotomi Army, such as Nobushige Sanada and Katsunaga Mori, and gained 11 ranks despite suffering the onslaught of the Mori Corps. Due to his military achievements and devotion, he was transferred to Shinano Ueda 60,000 stones on September 25, 1622. During the period of Komoro Castle, he strove to stabilize the territory by returning to the villages and returning to the villages of the lords who fled due to his father's powerful reign, while also embarking on reform of the territorial system, such as changing from the high system to the high stone system. During the Ueda castle era, he succeeded Sanada, focused on new field development and industrial promotion, promoted the agricultural and agricultural separation policy, constituted the eight territories within the territory, and strengthened the control system by setting up Shoya in each village. .. Also, from the 16th year of Kan'ei (1626), he has been working on a major renovation of Ueda Castle. However, he died on April 20, 516 (1628). Year of service 51. The eldest son, Masatoshi, took over the mark. Ueda Castle will be completed after the death of Tadamasa. Quote

At an altitude of 616m, there was a parking lot ?️? There is a stone wall ♬ (*'ω' nono ☆ crackling I saw an old gate ♪ It's a private house, but ➰ (´ ▽ ｀ ；) ゞ