| 词条 | Kami-Akasaka Castle |
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The Kami-Akasaka Castle is a 14th century castle in Osaka, Japan. It is now largely ruins with little remaining evidence of the original structure.[1] HistoryKusunoki Masashige built the castle in 1332, in the midst of his conflict with the Kamakura Shogunate. The castle was surrounded by a deep valley on three sides. Masashige had formed relations with local merchants, and had convenient financial concessions with the shōgun. Kusunoki Masashige escaped Siege of Akasaka castle by the shōgun{{'}}s forces, by faking his own death. He later raised another army, which regained the castle, though once again had to flee the castle after a second attack by the shogunate. He and his army then retreated, relocating to Chihaya castle.[1][2] References1. ^1 "KamiAkasaka Castle" J Castle http://www.japancastle.jp/2014/12/Kamiakasaka-castle.html {{coord missing|Osaka Prefecture}}2. ^"Osaka Info – "The ruins of Kamiakasaka castle" 4 : Former castles in Japan|1332 establishments in Asia|14th-century establishments in Japan|Castles in Osaka Prefecture |
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