Minamoto no Yukiie

Japanese warlord and military leader

Minamoto no Yukiie - Military & Warriors
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A prominent figure in the late Heian period, this warlord played a significant role in the conflicts involving the Minamoto clan. Engaged in military campaigns against the Taira clan, he was involved in key battles that shaped the history of Japan. Ultimately, the struggles for power during this era contributed to the rise of the samurai class. Yukiie was a notable leader in these conflicts before his death in 1186.

Led military campaigns against the Taira clan

Involved in the Genpei War

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