Lessons from the Tensho Earthquake1587

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(Reiwa record of Sengoku page)

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Kasugayama Castle, Narumi Shogunate (opened in 1587)

House: Uesugi Domanmaru Kagetora

Record of observations and nonsense inspection: Page Genta Nishina

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◆Tensho 452, Yayoi month 12th

“Lessons from the Tensho Earthquake”

In January, one year before the 15th year of the Tensho era, there was a major earthquake with a magnitude of 8 similar to that of the Reiwa era. The missionary Frois also wrote about the situation at that time. It seems that all the castles of feudal lords from the Sengoku period collapsed. Kasugayama Castle did not suffer any serious damage. I have heard that there are many active faults in the Ishikawa, Toyama, Fukui, Kyoto, and Osaka regions, and that large earthquakes occur every hundreds or thousands of years. The Great Noto Earthquake of 2024 was likely a result of this system. The construction of nuclear power plants should have been stopped. Considering the safety of the people of the territory, we should have refrained from constructing it directly above an active fault line. Oyagata-sama's grandfather captured Noto Nanao Castle around 10 years before the earthquake, and it makes sense from the topography that a major earthquake struck around that time. The precious lives of the majority of the people of the territory were taken away, but the only way to imagine it is based on historical documents written by the missionaries (the role of the vanguard soldiers who promoted the colonization of Japan through missionary work). . After that, Hideyoshi-dono pacified Kyushu in 1999, and the prohibition of Banten-ren was issued. It was also the year when Oyakata-sama won a victory over Keisho-dono, who had become a vassal to Hideyoshi-dono after the Otate War. (History seems to have changed completely after we wandered into the Reiwa era.) On the continent of Bantenren, Mary Stuart was executed by order of Elizabeth I due to internal conflict in the British Empire. The period from 1586 to 1587 may have been a turning point in the Warring States era.

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