Province data
1488 –1557
北畠氏・長野氏・関氏・一色氏・北伊勢国人ほか
諸勢力並立北畠氏・長野氏・関氏・北伊勢国人ほか(地域ごとに分立)1558 –1559
1560 –1566
1567 –1568
1569
8/26Battle of Ōkōchi Castle
Oda Nobunaga attacked Kitabatake Tomonori, provincial governor of Ise, at Ōkōchi Castle. After surrounding it with multiple palisades and besieging it for roughly fifty days, a settlement was reached whereby Nobunaga's third son became the adopted heir of Kitabatake Tomonori, effectively bringing the Kitabatake clan under Nobunaga's control.
1569 map — the year of Battle of Ōkōchi Castle1570 –1575
1574
Month 9Nagashima Ikkō-ikki Is Suppressed
In his third campaign against Nagashima, Oda Nobunaga surrounded the uprising by land and sea and suppressed the Ikkō-ikki centered on Ganshōji.
1574 map — the year of Nagashima Ikkō-ikki Is Suppressed1576 –1580
1581
1582
1583
1584
蒲生氏郷ほか
羽柴氏小牧・長久手合戦中に南伊勢で蒲生氏郷が松ヶ島城へ入るMonth 3Oda Nobukatsu Executes Three Senior Retainers
Oda Nobukatsu put three of his own senior retainers to death on the charge that they had been in contact with Hashiba Hideyoshi. The killings amounted to a declaration of war on Hideyoshi, and Nobukatsu joined with Tokugawa Ieyasu.
See this battle in detail →Month 11Peace between Oda Nobukatsu and Hashiba Hideyoshi
Oda Nobukatsu and Hashiba Hideyoshi made a separate peace while confronting one another near Nagashima. Tokugawa Ieyasu then withdrew, ending the Komaki-Nagakute campaign.
1584 map — the year of Peace between Oda Nobukatsu and Hashiba Hideyoshi1585
1586
1587
1588
1589
1590
1591 –1595
1596 –1597
1598 –1599
1600
富田信高・氏家行広ほか
石田方安濃津の富田信高が西軍に攻められて開城した/関ヶ原で国を抑えた大名の属した陣営で塗る1601 –1602
富田信高・本多忠勝ほか
徳川政権津の富田信高と桑名の本多忠勝が在国した1601
Honda Tadakatsu Transferred to Kuwana, Ise
Transferred from Ōtaki to Kuwana in Ise Province with 100,000 koku, Tadakatsu became the first daimyo of Kuwana. He oversaw development of the castle town through Keichō-era urban planning and established Kuwana's foundation.
1601 map — the year of Honda Tadakatsu Transferred to Kuwana, Ise1603
富田信高・本多忠勝ほか
徳川政権安濃津は富田信高、桑名は本多忠勝。藤堂高虎の伊勢・伊賀拝領は慶長13年、本多忠政への代替わりはさらに後。津市による。1604 –1616
1608
Month 10Tōdō Takatora Transferred to Ise and Iga
By order of Tokugawa Ieyasu, Takatori was transferred from Iyo Imabari to Ise and Iga provinces, commanding a combined total of over 220,000 koku. He entered Iga Ueno Castle in September and Tsu in October.
1608 map — the year of Tōdō Takatora Transferred to Ise and Iga1610
Honda Tadakatsu Dies
Honda Tadakatsu, daimyo of Kuwana, died and was buried at Jōdo-ji, where Honda Tadakatsu Honbyō (Main Mausoleum) was established. This occurred approximately nine years after he became daimyo.
1610 map — the year of Honda Tadakatsu DiesAdvertisement