Why was Hideyoshi able to return to the Battle of Shizugatake so quickly? This article explores the reality of the "Great Return from Mino," a journey of approximately 52km from Ogaki, where he had set out to defeat Oda Nobutaka, to Kinomoto near Shizugatake. It examines the news of Nakagawa Kiyohide's death, the preparations for the road, the forced march without armor, and the reasons for his victory despite losing some soldiers.
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Why was Hideyoshi able to return to the Battle of Shizugatake so quickly? This article explores the reality of the "Great Return from Mino," a journey of approximately 52km from Ogaki, where he had set out to defeat Oda Nobutaka, to Kinomoto near Shizugatake. It examines the news of Nakagawa Kiyohide's death, the preparations for the road, the forced march without armor, and the reasons for his victory despite losing some soldiers.