Sassa Narimasa

Japanese samurai and military leader

Sassa Narimasa - Military & Warriors born February 6th, 1536
Born
Died

1588
438 years ago — 52 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Japan

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Born in 1536, this samurai served under Takeda Shingen during the Sengoku period. As a skilled warrior, participated in numerous campaigns, most notably in the battles against the Uesugi clan. Demonstrated significant military leadership and strategy during the Takeda's rise to power. Played a pivotal role in the defense of the Takeda domain and showcased exceptional performance in various battles until the eventual end of the clan's dominance.

Served under Takeda Shingen

Participated in key battles against Uesugi clan

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