Takeda Shingen
TV Show
1988 50 episodes
Synopsis
There was a very turbulent time in the warring period in the history, and Takeda Shingen is consider one of the great warlord among many other.
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Season 1 Episodes
EP 1
Father and Son
EP 2
Time for a Decision
EP 3
Farewell
EP 4
A Fateful Encounter
EP 5
Legend of the Lake
EP 6
Attack on Suwa
EP 7
Fuurin Kazan
EP 8
Princess Koi
EP 9
Women's Battle
EP 10
Building a Clan
EP 11
The Tiger of Echigo
EP 12
Hojo of the Sea
EP 13
Road to Kawanakajima
EP 14
The Savage of Owari
EP 15
Mother and Child
EP 16
The Conquest of Shinano
EP 17
Encountering the Tiger
EP 18
Farewell Princess Koi
EP 19
Three Country Alliance
EP 20
200 Day Confrontation
EP 21
Kagetoras Disappearance
EP 22
Wicked Wind To Send Confusion
EP 23
Nobutora's Transformation
EP 24
Yoshimoto's Death in Battle
EP 25
Onset of Tragedy
EP 26
Ujiyasu and Kagetora
EP 27
Battle of Kawanakajima: Part One
EP 28
Battle of Kawanakajima: Part Two
EP 29
Victory and Defeat
EP 30
Yoshinobu Incident: Part One
EP 31
Yoshinobu Incident: Part Two
EP 32
Confinement of Yoshinobu
EP 33
Death of the Mino Demon
EP 34
Attack on Joshu
EP 35
Crumbling Alliance
EP 36
Nobunaga Goes to Kyoto
EP 37
Attack on Suruga
EP 38
Attack on Odawara
EP 39
Dreaming of Kyoto
EP 40
Demon of the Dark
EP 41
Mirror in the Moonlight
EP 42
Double Death
EP 43
Spring of 8.000 Years
EP 44
Elegy for Ujiyasu
EP 45
Road to Kyoto
EP 46
Final Departure to the Front
EP 47
Battle of Mikatagahara
EP 48
Shingen Collapses
EP 49
Illusionary Kyoto
EP 50
Twilight of the Gods
Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes does Takeda Shingen (1988) have?
The series runs for 45 episodes, each about 45 minutes long.
Where can I stream Takeda Shingen online?
Takeda Shingen is available to stream for free in HD on MyWatchFlix.
What is the main focus of the drama Takeda Shingen?
It follows the life and campaigns of the Sengoku warlord Takeda Shingen, highlighting his battles, political strategies, and relationships with family and rivals.
