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Kagehisa managed to flee. The Taira eventually left and were routed.
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of the Taira's army were broken by rats during a stay in a village. Soon after in the morning, he heard that Yasuda no
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Kagechika Oba, dispatched an army to Kai together with Tachibana no Tomochi, the leader of the Suruga province, and the two armies clashed on August 25 at "Mount Hashida". The location of "Mount Hashida" is thought to be around
850:"甲斐の国の源氏武田の太郎信義・一條の次郎忠頼以下、石橋合戦の事を聞き、武衛を 尋ね奉り、駿河の国に参向せんと欲す/Nobuyoshi of Takeda, Jiro Tadayori of Ichijo and others of the Minamoto clan in the Land of Kai heard of the Battle of Mount Hashida and asked for the military assistance to go to Suruga Province.
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to rejoin his army and rallied many warriors in the East. The rest of the
Minamoto and Takeda Nobuyoshi had received word of the Battle of Mount Hashida in early-mid September and were asked to go to Suruga province to fight, however, Takeda Nobuyoshi,
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672:, after the sixth footnote, a mention to this battle is said (and i quote): "However he (Minamoto no Yoritomo) successfully made it to the provinces of Kai and Kōzuke, where the Takeda and other friendly families helped repel the Taira army."
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690:五郎景久、駿河の国の目代橘の遠茂が軍勢を相具し、武田・一條等の源氏を襲わんが"/"Goro Kagehisa of Matano and Tachibana no Toumochi of Suruga, with an army, went to the province of Kai to attack the Minamoto clans of Takeda, Ichijo, and others
735:安田の三郎義定・工藤庄司景光、石橋に於いて合/Yoshisada Yasuda's Saburo Yoshisada and Kudo Shoji Kagemitsu,, heard of the battle at Ishibashi and met Kagehisa and others at Mount Hashita
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870:而るに平氏の方人等信濃の国に在りと。仍って先ず彼の国に発向す/The Taira clan's men and others were in Shinano. Therefore I shall first set out for his country.
821:依って、太刀を取ると雖も、矢石を禦ぐこと能わず/Therefore, even though they took up swords, they could not defend themselves against the arrow stones.
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657:而るに昨日昏黒に及ぶの間、富士の北麓に宿すの処、景久並び / He was then in the northern foothills of Mount Fuji, where he lodged yesterday in the dark
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