Summer Campaign of the Siege of Osaka (1615)
Historical term referring to the 1615 summer battle that ended the Siege of Osaka, leading to the fall of the Toyotomi clan. Often contrasted with 大坂冬の陣 (Winter Campaign).
See also: 大阪冬の陣
The Toyotomi clan fell in the Summer Campaign of the Siege of Osaka.
We learned about the Summer Campaign of the Siege of Osaka in history class.
The Winter Campaign (1614) of the same siege; the Summer Campaign followed it and was the decisive final battle.
Historically accurate spelling using 大坂; commonly used in historical contexts.
Modern spelling using 大阪; often seen in general references, though 大坂 is preferred for historical accuracy.
A historical proper noun composed of 大坂 (Osaka, old spelling), 夏 (summer), の (possessive particle), and 陣 (camp, battle formation). The term specifically denotes the summer phase of the 1614–1615 siege.