Speaking of Ishida Mitsunari's flag, [ Daiichi Daimandaikichi ] Is written.
Speaking of the flag, Shingen Takeda's [ Furinkazan ] Is famous, and I think many people know its meaning.
So what was the meaning of this Ishida Mitsunari flag?
The origin of Ishida Mitsunari's flag
Actually, this " Daiichi Daimandaikichi Is not the original by Mitsunari Ishida, but 1184 Yoshinaka Kiso Tamehisa Ishida It seems that it was used by a military commander.
Tamehisa Ishida Is 1184 Minamoto no Yoritomo It is also famous that he marched to Kyoto with Yoshitsune and defeated Yoshinaka Kiso, who was working as a violent wolf. The flag used by Tamehisa Ishida is [ Daiichi Daimandaikichi ] It is said that it was.
It is because of the same surname as Sansei, but there is no blood connection, and it is possible that Sansei knew the flag that was once used by the military commander with the same surname and used it for some reason.
Meaning of Daiichi Daimandaikichi
This means
[ If one person does for all, and every one does for one, the people of the world can be happy ]
is.
- Large =World
- One =one person
- Million =10,000 or many
- Daikichi =Surrender =Taihei Tenka
It seems to have the meaning of.
Also, [ Daiichi Daimandaikichi ] Is said to have been used not only by Mitsunari Ishida but also by Mr. Bingo Yamauchi. By the way, Kazutoyo Yamauchi who became the owner of Kochi Castle after the Battle of Sekigahara. Seems to follow the flow of Mr. Bingo Yamauchi.
Mitsunari Ishida is treated as a bad guy, but he seems to have the intention of paying the world and making the world peaceful.
The role of the flag
The flag was erected to give a glimpse of who is leading the army.
If it's a strong military commander [ I'm here! Bring it on! !! There was also the purpose of intimidating the other party. This effect is enormous if you are a military commander without enemies over there.
Also, even if you are active in the battle, [ this guy is active ] And it will be easier to see.
At that time, Metsuke There was a person who watched the situation of the battle, so it seems that he was judging the activity by looking at the flag. In doing so, it must have been a conspicuous number.
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The meaning of each military commander's flag
Nobunaga Oda ⇒ [Yongle Tongbao] (Eirakutsuho)
Nobunaga's flag is Yongle Tongbao as described above. It was a vertical arrangement of coins.
Yongle Tongbao Is a currency created during the Ming dynasty emperor Yongle era of China, and Japan-Ming trade during the Muromachi period. I came to Japan. It is not clear why Yongle Tongbao was used as a flag, but it is thought that it may be due to the desire to focus on economic policies such as Rakuichi Rakuza.
Toyotomi Hideyoshi ⇒ [total money]
Hideyoshi's flag has been used since the Hashiba era [ total money ] Was called.
It was a golden flag with no letters and not in the image, but there were some horizontal cuts. It is a flag that seems to be Hideyoshi who likes flashy.
Ieyasu Tokugawa ⇒ [Samsung Jodo] (Enriedo Gongujodo)
Ieyasu also used the family crest as a flag, but he said, " I also used the one that says.
It's a difficult word, but
[ Leave the territory polluted by the Sengoku period and ask for the Pure Land ] Is included in the meaning.
It is a flag like Ieyasu who was aiming at the world.
Takeda Shingen ⇒ [Shingen Kaze Xu Nyorin Invasion Nyo Fire Fudo Nyoyama]
It is famous as the flag of Furinkazan, but it seems that it was not called that way at that time.
Written on this flag is a word taken from his grandson's military law book.
[ Slow, like a wind, like a forest. Invading, like fire, immovable, like mountains ] Is read.
Shingen may have used such a flag, referring to his grandson.
There are various flags depending on the military commander.
Some are simple and some are as flashy as Hideyoshi. If you know the meaning of the letters written on this flag, you may be able to see the character and aspirations of the warlord.