Library Japanese literature Ieyasu's female strategist

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Japanese Literature
Shincho Bunko / Ieyasu's concubine 於奈 Tsu was dressed in armor and stood on the battlefield of Sekigahara. While watching the war situation as a female imposter and strategist of the Shogunate, she was inspired by "Lord Yakata's sincerity." She asked Hideaki KOBAYAKAWA to set up a firearm. This female head was originally a female clerk of a merchant family. With her own wit, she recognized the heart of Ieyasu and became a good adviser without being swayed by things. He joined the Siege of Osaka and confronted Nobushige SANADA. Now he describes the life of the ups and downs sleeping in the family temple of the Tokugawa family. The title was changed to 』, a female imposter of Ieyasu 『.