Hosokawa Tadaoki
Later at the Battle of Sekigahara, Shima served as one of Ishida's higher-ranking officers, commanding a unit of 1,000 men. Some sources suggest Shima led musketmen and that his position had cannons. He fought against Hosokawa Tadaoki and was shot by riflemen led by Kuroda Kanbei's son Nagamasa, forcing him to retreat. His fourth son, Shima Kiyomasa within Yoshitsugu's ranks, killed by an 'Eastern' samurai named Takagi Heizaburō.