Siege of Udo

Siege of Udo
	Part of Sekigahara Campaign
Date	1600
Location	Udo castle, Kyūshū32°40′45.98″N 130°38′47.00″E / 32.6794389°N 130.6463889°ECoordinates: 32°40′45.98″N 130°38′47.00″E / 32.6794389°N 130.6463889°E
Result	Tokugawa victory
Belligerents
Eastern army;; Tokugawa forces	Western army;; Mōri forces
Commanders and leaders
Katō Kiyomasa; Nabeshima Naoshige
	Location within KyushuShow map of KyushuShow map of JapanShow all

The Siege of Udo was a battle during the final years of the Azuchi–Momoyama period (17th century) of Japan. Katō Kiyomasa besieged Udo castle. Udo castle at the time had belonged to his old rival, Konishi Yukinaga who joined western forces under Mōri Terumoto's side.

History[]

During this part of the Sekigahara campaign, Katō Kiyomasa helped the cause of the Tokugawa under Tokugawa Ieyasu in Kyūshū. The castle was surrendered to Katō Kiyomasa after western army defeat.

References[]

The Samurai Sourcebook

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