Is there such a person as Kensuke Yamamoto in history? To answer in detail

Jia Yang Jun Jian mentioned many times that Takeda Shingen's strategist Kansuke Yamamoto was appointed because of building a city, defeated Murakami's army by "Japanese tactics", and finally died fighting in the middle of Sichuan Island, which gave a deep impression. However, there are many mistakes in the book Jia Yang Jun Jian, and the name of Kan Zhu is not found in other records. Even his cemetery was not found until recent years. Therefore, the legendary character Kensuke Yamamoto is really a great puzzle.

Kensuke Yamamoto, a small man with a limp eye and ugly appearance, was introduced by Nobuka Banyuan, a senior official in Takeda, and became a Nobuhiko. In 1561, Yonglu put forward the "Woodpecker Tactics" in the fourth Sino-Sichuan Island War. Unfortunately, he failed and died with guilt. He was about 68 years old.

The statement that Kansuke is not a real person makes sense after all. From the beginning of "Jia Yang Jun Jian", in all kinds of novel rumors, Yamamoto Kensuke is too magical to write, but it is not practical, which makes people suspicious. Furthermore, the structure of the military conference at that time was a collegiate system of the middle family and the old class, and most of them did not have a military adviser. In this way, Yamamoto Kansuke and Sanada Yukitaka, who is said to be the military adviser after him, have more problems with the correctness of their identities.

As for Kansuke's origin, the traditional Jun Heyuan family says this: Jun Heyuan's family came from Yoshino Crown, and one of them originated in Fuji Koriyama village. Yoshino Sadaru, a descendant of Chongji, lived there all his life, and served as the official of Hachiba Palace in Yamamoto Village. Zhen Lun's bullet was thrown under the command of Imakawa for a long time, and the Miao word was changed to Yamamoto. And this long-cherished son, Shu Mou (whose name is unknown), gave the fourth son, Yuan Zhuzhen Xing, to Mu Ye Youmayun, the owner of Niuwa Town in Sanhe Country, and made Dalin Kan Saemon an adopted son, which was called Kansuke. Later, Zhen Xing worshipped the word Xuanxin and changed her name to Qing Xing; Once again, he became a monk and became a Taoist.

The proper name of Kensuke Yamamoto is "Haruki", which is obviously given by Takeda Haruki. Qing Xin is the name of Xin Xuan. When he served in Yuan Dynasty, he took the word Ashikaga Yiqing and named it "Qing Xin". Given the word is a common occurrence, Takeda Shinhu, the father of Shinxuan, is the most abusive in Takeda's family, including Gan Li Hu Tai, Fan Fu Hu Chang, Yuan Hu Yin, Zhu Jiao Hu Cheng, Zhu Jiao Hu Ding, Jin Maru Hu Si, Jin Maru Hu Yi, Xiao Qiu Hu Sheng, Shao Li Hu Zai, Kudo Hu Feng, Naito Hu Zhen, Fujito Hu Gao and so on.

When it comes to giving the word "Qing", Shin-hyun once gave it to meritorious ministers (generally above serving generals). Among Takeda's ministers, the word "Qing" was given to Takasaka Masanobu (Qing Chang, Qing Jiu) and Akiyama Shinyou (Qing Jin? ), Gan Li Qing Ji (son of Gan Li Hu Tai) and so on. Interestingly, Uesugi Chien-shin received the Hui character of the general Ashikaga Yihui, but he rarely gave it to the retainer. Almost all the words he gave were his original scenery characters. This may be due to Qian Xin's respect for the general's family.

junheyuan's theory is illusory and difficult to examine. Up to now, the most proof of the existence of Yamamoto Kansuke is Shihe Document (also written as Shichuan Document). Takeda's retainer, Nakagawa Ichi, has a surname of Qiduo, as recorded in Jia Yang Jun Jian. In the 22nd year of astronomy (1553), a general with a light foot, Kawakami Yinzhai, led ten cavalry, and fifty with a light foot, guarded the second curved wheel of the letter-rich country, the sea and the Tianjin city.

Shihe Document was discovered in the 196s, in which the name "Yamamoto Guansuke" was recorded (or written as Kansuke), so there must have been a person named "Yamamoto Guansuke" in the mysterious era. At that time, it was common to write wrong Chinese characters, and it seemed not so impossible if "Yamamoto Guanzhu" was a mistake of "Yamamoto Kanzhu".

it is written in the document: in the third year of Hongzhi (1557), Kazuo Kawato received Shinxuan's emissary Yamamoto Guansuke. Being appointed as an envoy by Xin Xuan is a very important job.

Guansuke Yamamoto is an envoy sent by Shin-hyun, with important tasks. It seems that the name of this messenger should not be forgotten casually. However, in the documents of that year, not only the names of military commanders, but also land names were often misspelled, and there were quite a few examples. Because military commanders may not know books, most of them are commanded to take notes, so homophones are easily confused.

The city river documents in Hongzhi period confirmed that Yamamoto clan did exist in Takeda clan in Jiafei country. As for whether Guansuke Yamamoto and Kansuke Yamamoto are the same person, it remains to be verified. However, as far as the known information is concerned, Yamamoto Guansuke was also killed in the Battle of Kawanaka Island. Maybe he is the prototype of Yamamoto, a magical strategist, in Jia Yang Jun Jian.

The historical circle and the historical simulation game circle have been arguing endlessly about whether there is a real person in historical facts. At present, according to the known historical data, it should be true. It is judged that the record has made a mistake because of a typo. The name "Yamamoto Kansuke" was also found in the ancient books on Takeda's relationship collected by Kawashi, the city where Hokkaido lived. At present, the historical data is also less wrong. And Yamamoto's name was also recorded in Takeda's knowledge territory.

(I think Kensuke Yamamoto should really exist in history, and his identity is somewhat special: spies, these underground workers are generally not remembered, and Yamamoto's death in Kawanaka Island should be true. )