File:Six fold screen of The Battle of Nagashino.png
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English: This section of from one of the panels of the Six fold screen of The Battle of Nagashino painting demonstrates the volley fire tactics utilised by the Ashigaru arquebusiers of the Oda clan against Takeda clan during the battle of Nagashino in 1575. |
Date | Edo period 18th Century |
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