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Originally Posted by ドラマの殿下
Dear ol' Nobunaga would have no mention for him otherwise then.
Sasuke's father-in-law served as Nobunaga's tea master, therein he earns the attention of Nobunaga through his aesthetic ways, and becomes "special."
So yes, though frequent usage cheapens the title, its ridiculously common in the era, so please keep this in mind.
And yes, there are plenty of Governors, Matsunaga Hisahide was one.
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Yes, Sasuke is one of Nobunaga's favorite servant.
But that's just personal matter, official wise he's still a nobody unless Nobunaga grants him a title.
Being your lord's favorite servant doesn't make you a governor.
I don't understand why you mention Matsunaga Hisahide, he's a daimyou, not a mere messenger.
Well, everything I said is just my assumption, as the term "governor" gives me an impression of something big.
If you have any source that tells that it's just a petty and common tittle in the Sengoku period, please show me.
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Originally Posted by Sleeper
「"石" koku, goku」 is a unit which means man's annual consumption of rice.
So, Sasuke holds land that produces 200 koku = about 33.75t rice.
For your infomation, 「"大名" daimyo」 had at least 10000 goku in the Edo period.
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I know that. Minor lords have an annual income of 10000 koku and biggest one can have up to one million, that's why Sasuke's 200 is laughable. He himself admits that he's poor.