例句與造句

1. Part of Sassa Narimasa's castle, Komaru Castle, still stands today.
2. Sassa Narimasa was responsible for this conflict and he was ordered to commit seppuku.
3. In 1581, Sassa Narimasa, a retainer of Oda Nobunaga became lord of the castle.
4. Later somewhere during this time he was forced to fight another of his friends, Sassa Narimasa.
5. His efforts won him fame when he injured one of Nobunaga's valued generals, Sassa Narimasa.
6. It's difficult to find sassa narimasa in a sentence. 用sassa narimasa造句挺難的
7. Other masterless samurai in the region included former retainers of and Sassa Narimasa, both of whom had once ruled parts of Higo Province.
8. He gave letters of reassurance of the possession of land to 52 persons in Kumamoto, and gave Sassa Narimasa the Province of Higo.
9. However, Sassa Narimasa could not observe the order and conflict started; Toyotomi Hideyoshi ordered the groups of samurai in Higo be destroyed.
10. During the Battle of Komaki-Nagakute three years later, Toshimasu went to Sassa Narimasa's rescue when he was attacked at Suemori Castle.
11. Hideyoshi did this after his invasion of Sassa Narimasa's territory in Japan's Hokuriku region and after his campaign against the Shimazu clan.
12. To maintain the peace and keep the IkkM
    -ikki under control, he divided Echizen-Fuchk
    among his generals Fuwa Mitsuharu, Sassa Narimasa, and Maeda Toshiie.
13. After the Honnoji Incident of 1585, there was a falling out between Sassa Narimasa and Hideyoshi, and Hideyoshi attacked the castle with 100, 000 soldiers, destroying it.
14. During the late summer of August 1585, Toyotomi Hideyoshi had led his army of around 100, 000 soldiers against Sassa Narimasa, one of his former allies many years back.
15. The charge by Morimasa was the spark necessary for the battle of Shizugatake where Hideyoshi's troops were able to suppress any resistance led by Maeda Toshiie and prevented the support of Sassa Narimasa and Takigawa Kazumasu.
16. In 1586, after Higo Province was confiscated from Sassa Narimasa, he was granted 250, 000 koku of land in Higo ( roughly half of the province ), and given Kumamoto Castle as his provincial residence.