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大永元年(1521年)に真里谷信清が「小田喜城」として築いたのがはじまりとされる。以前は小田喜城は同町内の根古谷城のことであり、今日の大多喜城は徳川家康によって大多喜の地を支配した本多忠勝が築城したものと考えられてきたが、近年の発掘によって現在の城の地下に大規模な城の遺構が遺されていることが明らかとされて、小田喜城と大多喜城とが完全に重なる訳ではない(戦国期には裏山である栗山が城の一部に使われていたが、江戸期には栗山は除かれてやや麓側に縄張りが移動されている)ものの、現在では信清の小田喜城を元にして後の大多喜城が築かれたものと考えられている。
徳川家康が江戸城に入ってから、四天王の本田忠勝をこの地の守りとして赴任させたお城です。南の里見氏と北の佐竹氏に睨みを効かせるのが目的だったと言われています。博物館は施設改修のため、現在は見ることが出来ません。再開は未定です。
*Quoted from Wikipedia
It is said that Otaki Castle was originally built by Nobumasa Mariya in 1521 as "Otaki Castle." Previously, Otaki Castle was Nekoya Castle in the same town, and it was thought that today's Otaki Castle was built by Honda Tadakatsu, who ruled the Otaki area under Tokugawa Ieyasu. However, recent excavations have revealed that the remains of a large castle remain underground under the current castle, and although Otaki Castle and Otaki Castle do not completely overlap (during the Sengoku period, the mountain behind the castle, Kuriyama, was used as part of the castle, but during the Edo period, Kuriyama was removed and the territory was moved slightly to the foot of the mountain), it is currently believed that the later Otaki Castle was built based on Nobumasa's Otaki Castle.
After Tokugawa Ieyasu moved into Edo Castle, he assigned Honda Tadakatsu, one of the Four Heavenly Kings, to this castle to defend the area. It is said that his purpose was to keep an eye on the Satomi clan to the south and the Satake clan to the north.
The museum is currently closed due to facility renovations. It has not yet been decided when it will reopen.
Негізгі бет 大多喜城祉 (千葉県大多喜町) / Otaki Castle ruins (Otaki Town, Chiba Prefecture)
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