Province data
1516 –1554
畠山稙長・根来衆・高野山・湯河氏・雑賀衆ほか
諸勢力並立守護畠山氏と寺社・国人勢力が地域ごとに並立1555 –1559
畠山高政・根来衆・雑賀衆・湯河直光ほか
諸勢力並立守護の畠山氏は、高野山・根来寺・雑賀衆・湯河氏が地域ごとに割拠する紀伊をまとめられなかった。郡ごとの内訳は district_ownership.csv を見る1560 –1569
畠山高政・根来衆・雑賀衆・湯河直春ほか
諸勢力並立守護の畠山氏は、高野山・根来寺・雑賀衆・湯河氏が地域ごとに割拠する紀伊をまとめられなかった。郡ごとの内訳は district_ownership.csv を見る。1562年の教興寺の戦いで湯河直光が戦死した1560
Month 7Situation in Kii and Kinai
Miyoshi Nagayoshi reorganizes Kinai control while negotiating with temple powers in Kii and Izumi.
1560 map — the year of Situation in Kii and Kinai1570 –1580
1581
1582
1583
1584
雑賀孫市・根来衆・湯河直春・堀内氏善ほか
諸勢力並立畠山氏が河内を失って紀伊での力も衰え、根来・雑賀・高野山・湯河氏らの割拠が続いた。織田にも服さず、決着は1585年の紀州征伐。翌1585年の紀州征伐で紀伊のほぼ全域が羽柴秀長の下に入る1585
Month 3Kii Campaign
The armies of Hashiba Hideyoshi and Hidenaga attacked the Negoro and Saika groups and advanced their conquest of Kii Province.
1585 map — the year of Kii CampaignConstruction of Wakayama Castle and Appointment of Deputy
After Hideyoshi's subjugation of Kii, Hidenaga had Wakayama Castle built on Tora Fushi Mountain under his orders. Tōdō Takatora served as construction magistrate, and after its completion Kuwayama Shigeharu, a retainer of Hidenaga, served as deputy, handling the practical administration of Kii.
1585 map — the year of Construction of Wakayama Castle and Appointment of DeputyTōdō Takatora Serves in Kii Campaign and Becomes Construction Magistrate
Accompanying Hidenaga in the conquest of Kii, Takatori gained military renown and was promoted to 10,000 koku with a 5,400-koku increase, achieving daimyo rank. That same year, as Hidenaga had Wakayama Castle built while becoming lord of Kii, Takatori served as construction magistrate.
1585 map — the year of Tōdō Takatora Serves in Kii Campaign and Becomes Construction Magistrate1586
1587
1588
1589
1590
1591 –1597
1591
Hōjō Ujinao Is Pardoned
Hōjō Ujinao, exiled to Kōya-san, was pardoned by Toyotomi Hideyoshi and took the Buddhist name Kenshōsai to serve him as a restored daimyō.
1591 map — the year of Hōjō Ujinao Is Pardoned1595
Month 7Toyotomi Hidetsugu Dies at Mount Kōya
After being stripped of the office of kampaku and exiled to Mount Kōya, Toyotomi Hidetsugu was ordered by Toyotomi Hideyoshi to take his own life.
1595 map — the year of Toyotomi Hidetsugu Dies at Mount Kōya1596
Kuwayama Ichiharu Becomes Lord of Wakayama Castle
After the Hidenaga house ended, Kuwayama Ichiharu, grandson of Kuwayama Shigeharu, inherited the position of lord of Wakayama Castle. Subsequently both Kuwayama Shigeharu and Ichiharu came to act as allies of the Eastern Army.
1596 map — the year of Kuwayama Ichiharu Becomes Lord of Wakayama Castle1598 –1599
1600
桑山一晴ほか
徳川方和歌山の桑山一晴が在国し、戦後に浅野幸長が入った／関ヶ原で国を抑えた大名の属した陣営で塗るKuwayama Clan Sides with Eastern Army and Leaves Kii
At the Battle of Sekigahara, the Kuwayama clan sided with the Eastern Army. After the war, Asano Yoshinaga, rewarded for Eastern Army service, entered Kii Province with 376,000 koku, and the Kuwayama clan lost its position as lords of Wakayama Castle.
1600 map — the year of Kuwayama Clan Sides with Eastern Army and Leaves Kii1601 –1602
1601
Sanada Masayuki and Nobushige Are Exiled to Kudoyama
After surrendering Ueda Castle, Sanada Masayuki and Nobushige were exiled to Kudoyama below Mount Kōya in Kii Province.
1601 map — the year of Sanada Masayuki and Nobushige Are Exiled to Kudoyama1603 –1616
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