About: Tsuneoki Ikeda

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Tsuneoki Ikeda is Terumasa's father and Kazumasu Takigawa's cousin. Serving Nobunaga since their youth, he is said to have had been one of the young lord's playmates. He served in many campaigns in Mino before he supported Hideyoshi's rise to power. Tsuneoki rose to become an influential general during his lifetime, often called the "number four" man under Hideyoshi. The Nobunaga no Yabou 201X poll for 3-star officers puts him in nineteenth place.

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rdf:type	Samurai NPC
rdfs:label	Tsuneoki Ikeda
rdfs:comment	Tsuneoki Ikeda is Terumasa's father and Kazumasu Takigawa's cousin. Serving Nobunaga since their youth, he is said to have had been one of the young lord's playmates. He served in many campaigns in Mino before he supported Hideyoshi's rise to power. Tsuneoki rose to become an influential general during his lifetime, often called the "number four" man under Hideyoshi. The Nobunaga no Yabou 201X poll for 3-star officers puts him in nineteenth place.
Appeared	Samurai Warriors
dcterms:subject	Samurai Warriors Non-Playable Characters
Footnotes	Also known as a non-historical name Nobuteru .
Name	Tsuneoki Ikeda
Caption	Nobunaga’s Ambition: Iron Triangle portrait
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Clan	Toyotomi Ikeda Oda
Real Name	Ikeda Tsuneoki
Died	1584-05-18(xsd:date)
Japanese	池田恒興
Battle	Komaki-Nagakute Anegawa Okehazama
Born	1536(xsd:integer)
abstract	Tsuneoki Ikeda is Terumasa's father and Kazumasu Takigawa's cousin. Serving Nobunaga since their youth, he is said to have had been one of the young lord's playmates. He served in many campaigns in Mino before he supported Hideyoshi's rise to power. Tsuneoki rose to become an influential general during his lifetime, often called the "number four" man under Hideyoshi. The Nobunaga no Yabou 201X poll for 3-star officers puts him in nineteenth place.

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