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| Takeda | |
| Province: | Kai Province |
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| Founded: | 12th century |
| Japanese Name: | 武田氏 |
The Takeda clan was one of the most powerful clans during the Sengoku era. The clan is mostly notable for it's use of cavalry. The clan's Diamyo Takeda Shingen is also mostly notable for clashing with the Uesugi's Uesugi Kenshin. The Takeda clan was destroyed by the Oda clan in the Battle of Tenmokuzan, when under the rule of Takeda Katsuyori.
Diamyo[]
| Takeda Nobutora | Takeda Shingen | |
| Takeda Katsuyori | Takeda Nobukatsu |
Notable Retainers[]
Three Best Masters[]
| Kōsaka Masanobu | Hoshina Masatoshi | Sanada Yukitaka |
Four Guardian Kings of Takeda[]
| Itagaki Nobukata | Amari Torayasu |
| Obu Toramasa | Oyamada Masatoki |
Five Retainers of the Takeda[]
| Hara Toratane | Obata Toramori | Takatoshi Yokota |
| Tada Mitsuyori | Yamamoto Kansuke |
Twenty-Four Generals of Takeda[]
| Akiyama Nobutomo | Amari Torayasu | Anayama Nobukimi |
| Baba Nobuharu | Hara Masatane | Hara Toratane |
| Ichijō Nobutatsu | Itagaki Nobukata | Kōsaka Masanobu |
| Naitō Masatoyo | Obata Masamori | Obata Toramori |
| Obu Toramasa | Oyamada Nobushige | Saigusa Moritomo |
| Sanada Nobutsuna | Sanada Yukitaka | Tada Mitsuyori |
| Takeda Nobukado | Takeda Nobushige | Tsuchiya Masatsugu |
| Yamagata Masakage | Yamamoto Kansuke | Yokota Takamatsu |