Who knows the deeds of Tokugawa Ieyasu, please tell me.

Matsudaira and Tokugawa Kinoshita and Hashiba are not the same.

Matsudaira and Tokugawa are the wealthy families of Mikawa Changing the name to Tokugawa is to inherit the surname of the ancestor In order to explain the identity of his descendants of the Genji It also shows his potential ambition And Matsudaira is also the surname of the wealthy family of Mikawa His grandfather Matsudaira Kiyoyasu is also famous So these surnames representing the nobility cannot be inherited by no one Matsudaira Tokugawa There is no difference in status between the two surnames If you think it is unfair It may be because the Tokugawa surname became a shogun But you must know that Tokugawa Ieyasu did not think about how much he would be successful in the future when he named his son If Nobuyasu survives to the end and succeeds to the shogunship, he may still have to change his surname to Tokugawa.

Kinoshita and Yushiba can't be compared Kinoshita is the surname of a farmer who is not in the mainstream Changing it to Yushiba can see Hideyoshi's inferiority complex, but Yushiba is just borrowing other people's surnames to elevate himself, and later when he is more powerful, he looks down on his own surname, and directly makes a surname for the imperial court to give him to show his nobility.

Because his grandfather's surname is Matsudaira, the surname Matsudaira must also be inherited! In one point, Tadashi is like the eldest man, Matsudaira Nobuyasu.

Tokugawa Ieyasu's ancestral surname is "Matsudaira" The old collar is Mikawa When Suruga was a hostage, he was given the name Matsudaira Motoshin "Tokugawa" changed from "Tokugawa" So whether it is a surname Matsudaira or a surname Tokugawa, it is essentially the same.

He was born in the closed and backward Three Rivers region. Parting from his biological mother at the age of three, and living in another country as a hostage at the age of six, the bitter and miserable hostage life tempered his incomparable resilience and alert and calm personality. When he became an adult, he succeeded to the lord of the city, but there were many wealthy families in the territory, and strong enemies outside the territory were around.

In order to survive in the troubled times, he did not hesitate to serve as cannon fodder for Imagawa Yoshimoto, and then Yoshikawa led the Mikawa samurai to fight with Oda Nobunaga. Just won his own living space, but he had to kill his wife and children in order to win the trust of Nobunaga. After Nobunaga broke the Honnoji Temple, Hideyoshi took control of the situation first.

On the one hand, he bent down to the knees of the noble warriors of the past generation, and bowed to the feet of Xiuzhan, who was from a humble background; On the one hand, it is immersed in expanding its sphere of influence in local areas. When the time comes, he strikes decisively and completely disintegrates the potential enemy. His greatest characteristic is summed up by people as "patience".

Perhaps in order to be able to fight with many geniuses, this ordinary person, who has neither the ability to make extraordinary achievements nor outstanding talents, can only temper and improve himself with "patience". But patience is to go further. He, without creativity, was inclined to imitate the strengths of others, combining Takeda's art of war, Nobunaga's decisiveness, and Hideyoshi's strategy.

He conquered Nobunaga and Hideyoshi with integrity and loyalty, but as soon as Hideyoshi died, he suddenly became a deceitful leader. Seeing that his integrity and loyalty are by no means sincere, they are just a trick to cover up his edge. Ryotaro Sima depicts the founder of a dynasty with smooth and sharp brushstrokes.

The tortuous life of Tokugawa Ieyasu from a hostage to a subordinate allows readers to deeply appreciate the cleverness, forbearance and cunning of Tokugawa Ieyasu, a strategist.