William Adams, known as the "pilot of Miura", served as advisor to this man, who first saw battle against Suzuki Shigeteru.
William Adams, known as the "pilot of Miura", served as advisor to this man, who first saw battle against Suzuki Shigeteru. Captured en route to Sumpu, this man was held hostage in the Manshoji Temple for three years after which he was traded to Imagawa Sessai. He was victorious at the battles of Komaki and Nagakute, as well as at Temmokuzan, Anegawa, and Nagashino with his mentor Oda Nobunaga. For 10 points, name this victor of the Battle of Sekigahara over supporters of Hideyoshi, the unifier of Japan and namesake of a Shogunate.
William Adams, known as the "pilot of Miura", served as advisor to this man, who first saw battle against Suzuki Shigeteru.
{Tokugawa} Ieyasu [or Matsudaira Jirosaburo Motonobu; or Matsudaira Kurandonosuke