Library Japanese literature Ieyasu's female strategist

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Japanese Literature
Shincho Bunko / Nanatsu, a concubine of Ieyasu, stood on the battle field of the Battle of Sekigahara in her armor. Watching the progress of the battle as a Onakage warrior and strategist of the Shogunate, she encouraged him by saying,' Take care of your housekeeper.' She sent a gun to Kobayakawa Hideaki -- This female hero, Motomoto, was the head of a female guard of a merchant family. She used her own wit to win Ieyasu's heart and became a good adviser who did not get upset with things. She also participated in the Osaka Winter Natsunojin and faced Sanada Yukimura. It describes the life of Naman, who now lives in the family temple of the Tokugawa family. He changed the title of Onakage warrior 』 of Ieyasu 『.