The Samurai Who Never Lost a Battle: The Real Honda Tadakatsu

He fought in more than fifty battles. He was never once seriously wounded. Not once, in the bloodiest century in Japanese history. The real Honda Tadakatsu wasn't just brave — he was the most complete warrior of the Sengoku period, and the proof is in what didn't happen to him. ⏱️ Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:20 He fought in more than fifty 0:40 Mikawa Province — a small,... 1:43 Honda Tadakatsu was born in 1548 2:40 What distinguished Honda... 3:42 In the campaigns of the 1560s 4:38 The Battle of Mikatagahara in... 5:40 The Battle of Nagashino in 1575 6:40 Toyotomi Hideyoshi — the man who 7:45 In 1584, Ieyasu and Toyotomi... 8:39 Honda Tadakatsu rode out... 9:31 The Komaki-Nagakute campaign... 10:24 The years after... 11:17 Honda Tadakatsu's weapons and... 12:19 The Battle of Sekigahara in 1600 13:17 After Sekigahara, Honda... 14:19 The question Honda Tadakatsu... 15:21 Honda Tadakatsu represented... 16:23 Honda Tadakatsu died in 1610, at 17:25 Next time on Samurai... 17:51 The Sengoku period produced... 🎌 Subscribe for new episodes every day:    / @samurai-chronicles-jp   🌐 Official site: https://samurai-chronicles.com 🇯🇵 A Japanese perspective on Japanese history — created by a Japanese history enthusiast. 📚 References: 1. Stephen Turnbull, "The Samurai Sourcebook" (1998) 2. Anthony Bryant, "Sekigahara 1600: The Final Struggle for Power" (1995) 3. Conrad Totman, "Japan Before Perry: A Short History" (1981) #hondatadakatsu #godofwar #tokugawa #sengoku #japanesehistory #samuraihistory #samurai #japanhistory #samuraichronicles #mikawasamurai