Nope.
The significance and event not who wears it.Come on MM!

oh come one single clue? pweeeeez?

there ya go, I said the magic word 8)

The significance is a regiment who later became the 2nd Gurkhas wore the red piping during this event.
Who were they and during what???

oh so not the 3rd..

hmm, event.. well , they were a bunch of nepalees/Indians men correct?
event? hmm, being loyal to the British? fighting like brave fanatics in a bunch of wars too? so the got thier new colours after that 8)

sorry for the double post.

Well? where are ya Sven?

heh

Sorry been away for afew days,
You got close and I suppose its a bit hard.
Its the Sirmoor rifles in the Indian mutiny.
Have a go anyway MM.
Id rather answer than ask.

heh, and it just happens to be that I like to ask

and btw, what took ya!? Day and night i was waiting there, like..like..like a patient man 8)

okay anyway, here goes:

Yoshinobu, was the name of the eldest son of which famous Japanese daimyo?

Satake Yoshinobu (1570-1633) Satake Yoshinobu, the eldest son of Satake Yoshishige. During the year of 1589, Yoshinobu officially became the head of the Satake clan. During the year of 1590, Yoshinobu joined Toyotomi Hideyoshi, assisting him during the Siege of Odawara. Hideyoshi then confirmed the Satake's holdings in the provinces of Hitachi and Shimosa which was worth some 545,800 koku.

heh, not quite.
I was searching for a more famous man. A famous daimyo in the sengouku jidai period.
Hint, he was born in the 1520's.(the father of that son)

good luck!

Satake Yoshinobu's father?