Tokugawa Clan

Initial Aristocracy
Ruler: Great Lord Tokugawa

Lords: Lord Nishio, Lord Okudaira, Lord Honda, Lord Hattori, Lord Sakai, Lord Sakakibara, Lord Ii, Lord Torii

Towns
Hamamatsu

Castles
Takatenjin Castle, Yoshida Castle, Okazaki Castle, Nagashino Castle

Villages
Kakegawa, Toyohashi, Okazaki, Nagashino, Kosai, Maisaka, Mikatagahara

Specializations
Like their Oda allies, Tokugawa forces favor Gunners over Archers. Unlike the Oda however, they naturally possess no advanced cavalry and instead employ their Samurai as either Gunners or heavy Infantry in the form of Guards.

Trade
By default, the Province of Mikawa seems to possess no specific good in surplus. Owing to its plentiful supply of farming villages, it usually provides a cheap source of Brown Rice to sustain an army in a pinch.

Units
Villager from Mikawa - Standard Villager unit capable of being trained into (at max rank) a Veteran Tokugawa Spearman or an Elite Tokugawa Skirmisher.

Ji-Samurai from Mikawa - Standard Ji-Samurai unit capable of being trained into (at max rank) a Tokugawa Hatamoto Guard or Tokugawa Hatamoto Gunner.

General Starting tips and strategy
Tokugawa Clan is allied to Oda Clan at the start of the game. Their land is infested by Monk Rebels which are troublesome for starting players, but have profitable loot.

Tokugawa Clan borders Takeda Clan in the North and Oda Clan in the South.

It is highly recommended to prioritize attacks on the Takeda, as their position surrounded by Uesugi and Hojo usually leaves them vulnerable. Doing so also allows access to an alternative source of cavalry through Ji-Samurai from Kai. Otherwise, the only other easy source of advanced mounted units is from the Oda lands nearby.

Trivia
In 1603 Tokugawa leyasu succeeded Toyotomi Hideyoshi, initiating the Tokugawa Shogunate which lasted until 1868