Mr. Inoue, Mr. Takanashi, Mr. Suda, etc. have been in power as national lords and formed a samurai corps. It seems that they were on the side of Uesugi in the Battle of Kawanakajima, some were on the side of Takeda, and some of them were divided into two groups. The battle also seems to have been a battle for their survival to protect their homes and territories. The sacrifices of the warlords who participated in the battle, both those who followed Takeda and those who followed Uesugi, were considerable. In the Hitaki district of Suzaka City, where Mr. Suda's castle, which controlled the advantage of the land, was located, there was a residence at the foot of the mountain, and there was a mountain castle called Oiwa Castle at the top of the mountain behind. Parent and child Suda, who escaped from Echigo, are on the side of the scenic spot in the battle over the traces of Kenshin, “Odate's Ran (a house turmoil that occurred between Kenshin's adopted children, Kagekatsu and Kagetora, over the successor of the family)”. However, he became a senior vassal of the Uesugi family. After the destruction of the Oda clan, Kita Shinano became the ruler of Uesugi, and Mitsuchika Suda became the “Kaizu castle lord” of Matsushiro in 1585 by the order of scenic beauty. It is a large delegation of authority such as police power and military command.
Since the opening of the Port of Ansei in the Days of the Tokugawa shogunate, the export volume of raw silk seems to have increased dramatically. In order to catch up with developed countries, the new Meiji government actively promoted the policy of national prosperity and defense / encouragement of new industry, introduced instrumental silk reeling technology from France and Italy, and in October 1872, the government-owned Tomioka silk reeling factory Opened. Instrumental silk reeling in the Suzaka region was started by Ginkuro Aoki Mansaku Endo, and in May 1875, Japan's first Tokosha (Silk reeling association: meaning to export raw silk from Yokohama to the United States via the Ozasa Highway) was launched in Suzaka Town. , It seems that we have collected less than 10 small silk reeling factories. In 1885, “Shunmeisha” was established, and the silk-reeling association seems to have become the mainstream of the silk-reeling industry in Nagano Prefecture. In 1889, the number of aff...