Nagao Fujikage

Nagao Fujikage

Nagao Fujikage (長尾藤景) was a samurai of the Nagao clan who served under Uesugi Kenshin during Japan's Sengoku period. He was counted among Kenshin's Twenty-Eight Generals and fought on the left flank at the fourth Battle of Kawanakajima in 1561.

References

  • Turnbull, Stephen (1998). The Samurai Sourcebook. London: Cassell & Co.
v · Twenty-Eight Generals of the Uesugi
Amakasu Kagemochi  · Ayukawa Kiyonaga  · Gejō Saneyori  · Honjō Shigenaga  · Inoue Kiyomasa  · Irobe Katsunaga  · Kaji Tomotsuna  · Kakizaki Kageie  · Koshi Hidekage  · Matsumoto Kageshige  · Murakami Yoshikiyo  · Nagao Fujikage  · Naoe Kagetsuna  · Nakajō Fujisuke  · Ōsaki Takakiyo  · Saitō Tomonobu  · Shibata Harunaga  · Shibata Naganori  · Shimazu Norihisa  · Gejō Saneyori  · Suda Chikamitsu  · Suibara Takaie  · Takanashi Masayori  · Takenomata Hirotsuna  · Taiga Tadahide  · Usami Sadamitsu  · Watanuki Hirotsuna  · Yamayoshi Toyomori  · Yasuda Nagahide
Four Heavenly Kings of the Uesugi
Twenty-Five Generals of the Uesugi
Amakasu Kiyonaga · Chisaka Kagechika · Honjō Kaneyori · Honjō Shigenaga · Irobe Nagazane · Iwai Nobuyoshi · Kaji Harutsuna · Kakizaki Kageie · Kanazu Yoshimoto · Kitajō Kagehiro · Nagao Kageharu · Nagao Masakage · Nakajō Fujisuke · Naoe Kagetsuna · Niitsu Katsusuke · Oguni Yorihisa · Saitō Tomonobu · Sanponji Kagenaga · Shida Yoshihide · Suibara Chikanori · Takanashi Masayori · Takenomata Yoshitsuna · Usami Sadamitsu · Yasuda Yoshimoto · Yoshie Sadanaka



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