Yūki Hideyasu

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**Yūki Hideyasu**  (結城 (ゆうき)秀康 (ひでやす), *****Yūki Hideyasu*****? Yūki Hideyasu) is the head of the Yuuki Clan. She made her debut since Sengoku Hime 3, and has appeared in all 4 of the games in the Sengoku Hime series, Tengokuhime 1.

## Introduction

**Sengoku Hime 3:**
They are adopted children of Harumasa Yuki, but are as close as sisters. She thinks she is ugly and hides her face with her bangs, always running away from people. She is also not good at talking to people outside of work and puts up walls with others, but she is comfortable talking with Harucho.
He has inherited "Motegi," one of the three spears under heaven, from Harucho, and despite the fact that it is bigger than his height, he wields it and has achieved many successes on the battlefield.

晴朝から天下三槍の一つ『御手杵』を受け継いでおり、身の丈以上の大槍にも関わらずそれを振り回し、戦場では数々の戦果を挙げている。
ＣＶ：東星京子　デザイナー：碧野グンジョウ

**Sengoku Hime 4:**
He is a brave general who carries "Motegi," one of the three spears under heaven, on the battlefield.
On the battlefield, she is disciplined and bold, but in everyday life, she tries to avoid being noticed as much as possible.
She often works alone in silence, and no one knows of her efforts and suffering.
It seems that this is all due to the sense of inferiority that occupies much of her mind.

戦場では自らを律しつつ果敢に打って出るが、普段はできる限り目立とうとせず、人目を避けるように身を処している。
日々の研鑽も、一人で黙々と打ち込むことが多く、そんな彼女の努力と苦悩を知る者はいない。
全ては彼女の心の多くを占める劣等感に原因があるらしい。
【デザイナー：開栓注意】　【演者：東星京子】

**Sengoku Hime 5:**
He is a brave general who carries "Motegi," one of the three spears under heaven, on the battlefield. On the battlefield, she is disciplined and bold, but in everyday life, she tries to avoid being noticed as much as possible. She often works alone in silence, and no one knows of her efforts and suffering. It seems that this is all due to the sense of inferiority that occupies much of her mind.

デザイナー：拝一樹ＣＶ：東星京子

**Sengoku Hime 7:**
Head of the Yuki family.
He is the master of the "Motegi," one of the three most famous spears in Japan.
He has a unique sensibility and considers himself ugly (especially his chest), so he hides his face with a mask.
He has led a tumultuous and eventful life, but because he is so unique, he does not seem to have a tragic life.

演者:杉原茉莉
結城家の当主。
天下三槍の一つである 「御手杵」の使い手。
独特の感性の持ち主で自身のこと醜い (特に胸) と思っており、顔を仮面で隠している。
波乱万丈な人生を送ってきているが、 本人が独特なためあまり悲壮感がない。

**Tengoku Hime 1:**
She carries the "Motegi," one of the three spears under the heavens, and while she is disciplined and bold on the battlefield, she usually tries to stay out of sight and out of mind as much as possible.
She often works alone and silently, and no one knows of her efforts and suffering. It seems that this is all due to the sense of inferiority that occupies much of her mind.

天下三槍のひとつ 『御手杵』 を繰り、 戦場を駆ける戦場では自らを律しつつ果敢に打って出るが、 普段はできる限り目立とうとせず、人目を避けるように身を処している。
日々の研鑽も、一人で黙々と打ち込むことが多く、そんな彼女の努力と苦悩を知る者はいない。全ては彼女の心の多くを占める劣等感に原因があるらしい。

## Historical Information

Yūki Hideyasu (結城 秀康, 1 March 1574 – 2 June 1607) was a Japanese samurai who lived during the Azuchi–Momoyama and early Edo periods. He was the daimyō of Fukui Domain in Echizen.

Oman is said to have given birth to twins, and that Ogimaru's brother succeeded Oman's father as priest of Chiryū Shrine in Mikawa Province.
The young Ogimaru was, for some reason, disliked by his father Ieyasu. It was not until age three that he met Ieyasu, and even that meeting, cold as it was, was not arranged by the father, but instead by Ogimaru's elder half-brother, Matsudaira Nobuyasu. After Oda Nobunaga demanded that Ieyasu order Nobuyasu's seppuku, Ogimaru would have been the next in line to inherit the Tokugawa headship by birth; however, as part of the peace negotiations following the Battle of Komaki-Nagakute, he was given in adoption (in reality as a hostage) to the childless Hashiba Hideyoshi in 1584. Coming of age while living with Hideyoshi, Ogimaru was given the name Hashiba Hideyasu, which combined the names of his adoptive father and biological father. He was also granted courtesy title of Mikawa-no-kami, and his Court rank was Senior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade, raised to Ukonoue-gon-shōshō and Senior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade in 1585
Hideyasu took part in his first campaign during the Kyūshū Campaign of 1587, leading the assault on Buzen-Iwaishi Castle. He also received honors for his distinction in the pacification of Hyūga Province. Hideyasu also took part in the Siege of Odawara (1590) and the Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–98). His successes in these campaigns earned him respect as an able field commander, despite his youth.
However, in 1589, a natural son was born to Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Hideyoshi had adopted several promising candidates as heir over the years, and began to give these men in adoption to other great houses to avoid a potential conflict over the succession. Hideyasu was given in adoption in 1590 to Yūki Harutomo of Shimōsa Province, and married Harutomo's niece, becoming Yūki Hideyasu and succeeded to the Yūki headship and its 101,000 koku holding.
During the Battle of Sekigahara, Yūki Hideyasu was ordered by Ieyasu to remain in his holdings in Shimōsa, possibly because of his pro-Toyotomi sympathies, and possibility because his emergence as a strong military leader might threaten the prestige and position of his younger half-brother, Tokugawa Hidetada. Following the Battle of Sekigahara and the establishment of the Tokugawa shogunate, he was given all of Echizen Province (670,000 koku) as his fief. In 1604, he was allowed to take the surname Matsudaira. In 1605, his court rank was elevated to Senior Third Rank, and his courtesy title to Gon-Chūnagon.
Hideyasu died, possibly from syphilis in 1607, at the age of 34, seven years after the Battle of Sekigahara, eight years before Tokugawa Ieyasu completed the destruction of the Toyotomi clan at the Siege of Osaka. He left a will to his heir urging support for Toyotomi Hideyori even if the Tokugawa decided to attack. His son and heir, Matsudaira Tadanao ignored his father's will and thus the Echizen-Matsudaira clan survived to the Meiji restoration of 1868.

**Lord(s):**豊臣秀吉、秀頼→徳川家康、秀忠

**Father:**徳川家康

**Mother:**於古茶（長勝院）

**Sibling(s):**松平信康、亀姫、督姫、秀康、永見貞愛、徳川秀忠、松平忠吉、正清院、武田信吉、松平忠輝、松平松千代、松平仙千代、徳川義直、

**Spouse(s):** 結城晴朝養女鶴子（江戸鶴子）
岡山、駒、奈和、品量院、月照院

**Children:**治枝、松姫（早逝）、忠直、忠昌、喜佐姫、直政、吉松、直基、直良、呑栄ら