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* Shikanosuke is one of the main playable characters in ''[[Samurai Warriors 5]]'' (the fifth game in the [[Samurai Warriors|Samurai Warriors franchise]]). In ''Samurai Warriors 5'', Shikanosuke (voiced by [[Yōhei Azakami]]) is depicted as a loyal general to the [[Amago clan]], well known for his impressive courage and good, attractive looks. |
* Shikanosuke is one of the main playable characters in ''[[Samurai Warriors 5]]'' (the fifth game in the [[Samurai Warriors|Samurai Warriors franchise]]). In ''Samurai Warriors 5'', Shikanosuke (voiced by [[Yōhei Azakami]]) is depicted as a loyal general to the [[Amago clan]], well known for his impressive courage and good, attractive looks. |
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* Shikanosuke is a playable character in ''[[Sengoku Basara 4]]'', where he is shown to be an accomplished [[martial artist]] and a loyal servant of [[Amago Haruhisa]] (who previously appeared as a non-playable character in ''[[Sengoku Basara 3]]''). |
* Shikanosuke is a playable character in ''[[Sengoku Basara 4]]'', where he is shown to be an accomplished [[martial artist]] and a loyal servant of [[Amago Haruhisa]] (who previously appeared as a non-playable character in ''[[Sengoku Basara 3]]''). |
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* Shikanosuke is the main protagonist of the Kabuki play "'''Kō no Tori'''" ([[Nihongo]]: 神の鳥, ''The Birds of the Gods''), in which he is portrayed as a powerful ''[[Aragoto]]'' hero and whose physical appearance is extremely similar to that of [[Kamakura Gongorō Kagemasa]] (the protagonist of ''[[Shibaraku]]''). In this play, Shikanosuke has to save a family of Japanese [[storks]] (or [[Konotori]]) from the evil [[warlord]] Akamatsu Manyu (the main antagonist of this play). |
* Shikanosuke is the main protagonist of the Kabuki play "'''Kō no Tori'''" ([[Nihongo]]: 神の鳥, ''The Birds of the Gods''), in which he is portrayed as a powerful ''[[Aragoto]]'' hero and whose physical appearance is extremely similar to that of [[Kamakura Gongorō Kagemasa]] (the protagonist of ''[[Shibaraku]]''). In this play, Shikanosuke has to save a family of Japanese [[storks]] (or [[Konotori]]) from the evil [[warlord]] Akamatsu Manyu (the main antagonist of this play). In every time this play is performed (whether in [[Kabuki-za]] (in [[Tokyo, Japan]]) or in Eirakukan (in [[Toyooka, Hyōgo]], [[Japan]]), where this play first began to be performed), Shikanosuke is played by the popular Kabuki actor [[Kataoka Ainosuke VI]] (considered one of the main ''[[tachiyaku]]'' actors currently, known for being a renowned ''aragotoshi'').<ref>[https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/kabukikool/kabuki_program_2019_43.html Kabuki Kool (NHK): Key Kabuki Words (2019 Season)]</ref><ref>[http://spice.eplus.jp/articles/294610/images/1016286 SPICE(スパイス)|エンタメ特化型情報メディア スパイス: 片岡愛之助・中村壱太郎が第一部『神の鳥』への想いを語る 11月歌舞伎座『吉例顔見世大歌舞伎』の画像10/10]</ref><ref>[https://kisspress.jp/features/1504/ Kiss PRESS(キッスプレス): 「第十回永楽館歌舞伎」片岡愛之助さんコメント]</ref> |
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Revision as of 13:36, 22 December 2022
Yamanaka Yukimori | |
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Native name | 山中 幸盛 |
Nickname(s) | Yamanaka Shikanosuke (山中 鹿の介) Shikasuke (鹿の介) |
Born | September 20, 1545 Shingukutani, Izumo Province (modern day Yasugi, Shimane) |
Died | August 20, 1578 (aged 32) |
Allegiance | Amago clan |
Battles / wars | Siege of Kōzuki Castle |
Children | Yamanaka Yukimoto |
Relations | Yamanaka Mitsuyuki (father) Nami (mother) |
Yamanaka Yukimori (山中 幸盛, September 20, 1545 – August 20, 1578), also known as Yamanaka Shikanosuke (山中 鹿の介) or Shikasuke (鹿の介), was a Japanese samurai of the Sengoku period. He served the Amako clan of Izumo Province.[1]
In art, his portraits conventionally show a crescent moon on the front of his helmet;[2] he was born under a harvest moon.[3] The crescent moon ornament he wore on his helmet was a token of good luck.[4]
Military life
Yukimori supported the cause of Amago Katsuhisa (1553–1578),[1] including the Siege of Kōzuki Castle.[citation needed] He even tried to get help from the Oda clan. Unfortunately, Oda Nobunaga only used him so the Oda army could march deeper into the Mōri clan's lands. Akechi Mitsuhide and Hashiba Hideyoshi wanted to give him reinforcements, but Nobunaga refused. Therefore, those two generals were forced into concentrating on laying siege to the Mōri and Ukita castles rather than helping Yukimori.
Eventually, Yukimori surrendered and his master Katsuhisa committed suicide. Kikkawa Motoharu awarded him with a small castle in Suo. When on the way to the castle, Yukimori was assassinated by the soldiers of Mōri clan.[1]
In popular culture
- Shikanosuke is one of the main playable characters in Samurai Warriors 5 (the fifth game in the Samurai Warriors franchise). In Samurai Warriors 5, Shikanosuke (voiced by Yōhei Azakami) is depicted as a loyal general to the Amago clan, well known for his impressive courage and good, attractive looks.
- Shikanosuke is a playable character in Sengoku Basara 4, where he is shown to be an accomplished martial artist and a loyal servant of Amago Haruhisa (who previously appeared as a non-playable character in Sengoku Basara 3).
- Shikanosuke is the main protagonist of the Kabuki play "Kō no Tori" (Nihongo: 神の鳥, The Birds of the Gods), in which he is portrayed as a powerful Aragoto hero and whose physical appearance is extremely similar to that of Kamakura Gongorō Kagemasa (the protagonist of Shibaraku). In this play, Shikanosuke has to save a family of Japanese storks (or Konotori) from the evil warlord Akamatsu Manyu (the main antagonist of this play). In every time this play is performed (whether in Kabuki-za (in Tokyo, Japan) or in Eirakukan (in Toyooka, Hyōgo, Japan), where this play first began to be performed), Shikanosuke is played by the popular Kabuki actor Kataoka Ainosuke VI (considered one of the main tachiyaku actors currently, known for being a renowned aragotoshi).[5][6][7]
References
- ^ a b c Nussbaum, Louis-Frédéric. (2005). "Yamanaka Shikanosuke" in Japan Encyclopedia, p. 1044.
- ^ Baird, Merrily C. (2001). Symbols of Japan: Thematic Motifs in Art and Design, p. 33; excerpt, "The crescent moon, in particular, was believed to have protective powers, and it appeared as a frontispiece element on the helmets of a number of warriors, including Yamanaka Shikanosuke Yukimori"
- ^ Turnbull, Stephen R. (2008). The Samurai swordsman : master of war, p. 63.
- ^ Walters Art Museum (Baltimore), Tsuki hyakushi by Taiso Yoshitoshi (1839-1892); retrieved 2013-5-6.
- ^ Kabuki Kool (NHK): Key Kabuki Words (2019 Season)
- ^ SPICE(スパイス)|エンタメ特化型情報メディア スパイス: 片岡愛之助・中村壱太郎が第一部『神の鳥』への想いを語る 11月歌舞伎座『吉例顔見世大歌舞伎』の画像10/10
- ^ Kiss PRESS(キッスプレス): 「第十回永楽館歌舞伎」片岡愛之助さんコメント