Letter by Koide Yoshihide
- Person
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作者小出吉英
- Date
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制作年 AD17
- Title
- コイデヨシヒデヒツショジョウ
- Collections
- Century Akao Collection
- Depository
- Institute of Oriental Classics (Shido Bunko) Campus Mita
- Ref. number
- AW-CEN-000568-0000
- License
- CC BY Images license
- Creditline
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慶應義塾（センチュリー赤尾コレクション）
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- Rectangle Wood Black-and-white Font Art
A military general of the early Edo Period, Koide Yoshihide (1587-1666) was the governor of Izushi in Tajima Province (today’s Hyogo Prefecture). He was officially sworn in as Lord of Izushi Castle in 1604, when his father was transferred to Kishiwada in Izumi Province (today’s Osaka). During the Winter Battle of Osaka, Yoshihide joined the Eastern Forces, and, during the Summer Battle of Osaka, he fought against General Ohno Harufusa and safeguarded Kishiwada Castle. Both in 1633 and 1637, Yoshihide was ordered to take charge of Matsue Castle in Izumo Province (today’s eastern Shimane Prefecture). He died in 1666 at age 80.Yoshihide sent this letter to Kato Akitomo (1621-83), a warlord who had been given a fief of 10,000 goku (rice bales) in Iwami Province (today’s western Shimane) in 1643. Yoshihide seems to have cultivated a friendship with Akitomo when he was stationed at Matsue Castle. Yoshihide replies that he has acknowledged the notice that the meeting with Lord Matsudaira Nobutsuna (1596-1662) is to be postponed until the following day. Although Yoshihide was a military general, he shows mastery in calligraphy.
尚々各御出候歟若又隙入之方も御座候而御出有間敷由ニ御座候ハゝ兎角之儀被仰聞昨晩者貴札忝存申候致他出夜可被申候以上更罷帰候故御報延引仕候然者今晩之儀松平伊州指合ニ付而御延被成来ル十九日之晩可被召寄之由忝存申候有増之衆於御出ニ者必以参可得御意候恐惶謹言五月十六日（花押）加藤内蔵介様御報吉英
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