Toyotomi forcesSogō (Miyoshi family)
Sogō Masayasu
十河存保
1554–1586 (aged 33)
- Rank / office
- Minbu-no-taifu
- Domain / base
- Sanuki (Sogō Castle)
- Battles in 3D
- 1 battle
Second son of Miyoshi Jikkyū (Yoshikata), who was the younger brother of the great Miyoshi Nagayoshi. When his uncle Sogō Kazumasa died suddenly he was adopted as his heir and succeeded to the Sogō house of Sanuki. After his elder brother Miyoshi Nagaharu met a violent end he entered Shōzui Castle in Awa and worked to restore Miyoshi power, but he clashed fiercely with Chōsokabe Motochika, who was conquering Shikoku, and in Tenshō 10 was heavily defeated at the battle of Nakatomigawa and fell back to Sanuki. He kept up the fight from Toramaru and Sogō castles but could not hold out, and turned to Hashiba Hideyoshi. After the invasion of Shikoku in Tenshō 13 he was given 30,000 koku at Sogō in Sanuki as a daimyo attached to Sengoku Hidehisa. The following year he joined the vanguard of the Kyushu campaign and crossed to Bungo alongside his old enemy Chōsokabe Motochika, but at the Hetsugi River he ran into Shimazu Iehisa's ambush and was killed.
Life and battlesGold dots mark battles you can watch in 3D
- 1561Eiroku 4
Heir to the Sogō
On the sudden death of his uncle Sogō Kazumasa he was adopted and succeeded to the Sogō house.
- 1578Tenshō 6
Into Shōzui Castle
After the death of his brother Nagaharu he entered Shōzui Castle in Awa to rebuild the Miyoshi.
- 1582Tenshō 10
Battle of Nakatomigawa
Heavily defeated by Chōsokabe Motochika, he gave up Shōzui Castle and fled to Sanuki.
- 1585Tenshō 13
Lord of Sogō Castle
After Hideyoshi's invasion of Shikoku he was given 30,000 koku at Sogō in Sanuki.
- 1586Tenshō 14
Death at Hetsugigawa
Crossed to Kyushu with the Toyotomi vanguard and was killed at the Hetsugi River.
Battle of Hetsugigawa 1,000 troops Watch in 3D › A Miyoshi commander who had long fought the Chōsokabe in Awa and Sanuki. Under Hideyoshi he crossed the Hetsugi River side by side with his old enemy Motochika, and was killed in the melee.