Horio Tadaharu

Japanese daimyō and strategist

Horio Tadaharu - Japanese daimyō and strategist
Born

1596
429 years ago

Died

October 26th, 1633
391 years ago — 37 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Japan

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Served as a significant daimyō during the early Edo period. Initially awarded the fief of Oka Castle, later expanded domain to the Matsuyama area. Known for strategic prowess and effective governance. Promoted cultural and economic development within his territories. His lineage continued in the samurai class.

Governing Oka and Matsuyama domains

Contributing to the early Edo period policies

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