理慶尼

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理慶尼 (りけいに, Kyoroku three years (1530) ^[1] - Keicho era August 17, 16 (September 23, 1611) ^[2]) is a woman of the age of civil strife. Father is considered to be whole families, Katsunuma Nobutomo of worth Takeda [³] and acts as a cousin of Harunobu Takeda (Shingen Takeda). The secular name is pine needle or Matsuba. A younger sister of the Makoto Kato thickness in succession to an origin of Katsunuma sincerity, assumption of the family name of Uenohara Kato.

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Brief career history

 

The Daizenji main hall of a Buddhist temple

I marry into beginning Amemiya [³]. In the case of Kanto invasion of Kenshin Uesugi of the Echigo country, a plan, the evidence of the のち rebellion and the sentence that it was were discovered by a rebellion "marsh Goro to beat" in (1560) for Eiroku era three years by-like abbreviation of Kenshin, and, according to "Koyo forces model," it was done 誅殺 by Masakage Yamagata who received a life of Shingen Takeda on November 3. The pine needle married Amemiya officer of textiles Masayoshi fine weather (a view still), but it is said that I divorced it concerned about a trouble extending to the Amemiyas.

This "winning marsh Goro" is done with an origin of child, sincerity of Nobutomo, but, as for "marsh Goro to beat," there is the opinion to do with child, Nobuyoshi of 信甫 because 今井信甫 of Fuchu Imai does 入府, and it is Katsunuma Imai, and a trend of Katsunuma Imai is not seen in Katsunuma Eiroku era three years later in posthumously of Nobutomo [⁴]. Furthermore, 理慶尼 is mother of 信甫室, and, according to "引導院日坏帳," a praying for the souls of premature death memorial service has what is performed pointed out (1545) in the House of Mt. Koya-san death warrant by 信甫室 on March 21 astronomy 14 years [⁵]; [⁶].

I took the tonsure, and it was a nun and called you 理慶尼 and held a small hermit's cell and, after extinction of origin of Katsunuma sincerity or Katsunuma Imai, lived with the help of 慶紹 of Daizenji located in Katsunuma (Katsunumachokatsunuma, Koshu-shi). When I came to Daizenji, I conceive, and I have a child, but man and woman is missing.

When the Koshu conquest of Nobunaga Oda breaks out, one Katsuyori Takeda who escaped alive (1582) from a new provincial castle on March 3 for Tensho era ten years drops in at Daizenji. Katsusada was a son of the harm of the older brother, but I met you willingly (after having married 良晴, I became a nurse of Katsusada) and I met Katsusada, Mrs. Katsusada, Nobukatsu Takeda in temple temple dedicated to the Physician of Souls and did a bedroom to an attendant with 理慶尼 and four. Katsusada knows the betrayal of Nobushige Oyamada here and goes to the dividing line between victory and defeat.

I wrote down the Takedas in "理慶尼記" (description of Takeda extinction, Daizenji storehouse) in a story key and put it in the House of Mt. Koya-san death warrant afterwards [³]. Because 理慶尼 is mother of 今井信甫室, it is estimated that it was annual at the time of the Takeda extinction, and there is the opinion to be the historical materials that it is made a pretext of 理慶尼 in "理慶尼記", and were written [⁶]. A variant text includes "朱稿本理慶尼乃記" in "理慶尼記" [⁶], and the book printed by engraved wood has books (1837) for Tenpo era eight years included in "Koshu library" (Yamanashi Prefectural museum store). I collect it in "worth will charges collection" (1935), Shigeo Shimizu "Takeda source book" (1967), "worth library Vol. 8" (1974). I died at 82 years old (1611) in Daizenji on August 17 for Keicho era 16 years. The descendant was near Daizenji from generation to generation, but dies out in the Kyoho year.

Footnote

1. ^ Japanese Nagoya University dictionary +Plus for digital
2. ^ "note of 理慶尼" ("Takeda Sandai account of war" Vol. 2 〈 history of nation meeting for the study, 1916 >359 page)
3. ^ ^{a b c} Marushima (2015), p.709
4. ^ Marushima (2015), p.111
5. ^ Marushima (2015), p.108
6. ^ ^{a b c} Marushima (2015), p.710

References

• Kazuhiro Marushima "今井信甫" Shunroku Shibatsuji, Masaru Hirayama, Motoki Kuroda, Kazuhiro Marushima edition "Takeda vassal corps biographical dictionary" Tokyo temple publication, 2015
• Kazuhiro Marushima "Nobuyoshi Imai" Shunroku Shibatsuji, Masaru Hirayama, Motoki Kuroda, Kazuhiro Marushima edition "Takeda vassal corps biographical dictionary" Tokyo temple publication, 2015
• Kazuhiro Marushima "理慶尼" Shunroku Shibatsuji, Masaru Hirayama, Motoki Kuroda, Kazuhiro Marushima edition "Takeda vassal corps biographical dictionary" Tokyo temple publication, 2015

Outside link

• "Note National Diet Library digital collection of 理慶尼"

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