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Since the various conflicts that occurred during the Warring States period in the Kanto region often involved the Kantō Kubō and the Kanto region, the chronology is made from the Kyotoku Incident. Originally, the Onin War was the beginning of the Warring States period.
| year | Events | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| 1455 | In Kanto Kyotoku Ran Outbreak | A 28-year intermittent civil war that occurred during the Muromachi period. The assassination of an assistant (=Kanto area) by Mr. Koga Kubō and Ashikaga Shigeuji, the secretary of the Kanto governing body of the Shogunate. In addition to the Muromachi Shogunate, Mr. Yamanouchi Uesugi (and the alliance-related Ogiya Uesugi family), who is an assistant to Kamakura Koga, fought with Mr. Ashikaga Shigeuji. The turmoil in the early Warring States period in the Kanto region was mostly a battle between Kantō Kubō and the Kanto region. |
| 1467 | Onin War | Civil war between Katsumoto Hosokawa of the East Army and Sozen Yamana of the West Army ⇒ The Warring States period has begun! !! |
| 1485 | Yamashiro Kuniichi Ikki | In Yamashiro Province (southern part of Kyoto Prefecture), the political influence of the guardian daimyo Hatakeyama was eliminated, and nationals and farmers cooperated to carry out autonomy for eight years. |
| 1487 | In Kanto Ran of longevity Occurs | With the power of the Ogiya Uesugi family, a dispute broke out between the Yamanouchi Uesugi family, Uesugi Akisada (Kanto Kanrei) and the Ogiya Uesugi family Uesugi Sadamasa. |
| 1488 | Kaga's Ikko-ikki | A rebellion caused by the Honganji monks in Kaga. It lasts for nearly 100 years. |
| 1493 | Izu Ran Occurs | Horikoshi Kubo (the secretary of the Kanto governing body by the Muromachi Shogunate) is fighting for the family reign. |
| 1495 | The Izu turbulence subsides | Gohojo's ancestor, Hojo Soun, settles Izu |
| In Mino Battle of Funada Outbreak | Mino guardian Toki's successor battle It was a battle involving Omi, Echizen, and the end. | |
| 1505 | The turbulence of longevity subsides | In addition to the death of Sadamasa, the Ogiya Uesugi family surrendered due to the death of two vassals and the struggle for succession. Later, a marriage was established between the two families. The Yamauchi-Ogiya alliance is back. ⇒ As a result of Gudaguda, the Uesugi family is robbed of most of the Kanto region by Mr. Hojo |
| 1516 | Hojo Soun settles Sagami | Shimogami Pioneer of. |
| 1517 | In Aki Province Battle of Arita Nakaide Occurs | The champion of the Chugoku region at that time was Yoshioki Ouchi .. Former guardian of Aki who was subordinated to Mr. Ouchi, Motoshige Takeda However, with the help of Amago Izumo (a force that wants to grow in power in Aki Province), the declaration of independence from Mr. Ouchi and the invasion started. Mr. Ouchi assigned Mr. Aki Yoshikawa and Mr. Mouri to Mr. Takeda. Motonari Motonari's first team. |
| 1521 | Yoshiharu Ashikaga becomes a shogun | 12th Shogun Related article:Following the flow of the Muromachi period with the shogun |
| 1523 | Ningbo Incident (Neiha / Ninpo Ran) | Conflict over the profits of Mr. Ouchi and Mr. Hosokawa's Japan-Ming trade (at that time, the Japan-Ming trade) .. Mr. Ouchi has a formal kanhe, and Mr. Hosokawa has an invalid kanhe. However, Mr. Hosokawa gave a bribe locally and engaged in a joint trade, which led to a conflict. ⇒ After that, Ming trade is monopolized by Mr. Ouchi |
| Mori Motonari succeeds the family | Originally a national lord of Aki Province (western Hiroshima prefecture) | |
| 1536 | Yoshimoto Imagawa succeeds the family | The guardian daimyo of Suruga and Totomi (around Shizuoka prefecture) |
| Heavenly Grammar Hana no Ran | An incident in which the Enryakuji sect expelled the Nichiren sect (Hokke sect), which had spread to Kyoto at that time, to Rakuchu. The temple at that time was a large force with considerable power. Even the daimyo stabbed his head into the conflict between the denominations, causing damage to a considerable area of Kyoto. | |
| 1541 | Shingen Takeda succeeds the family | |
| 1542 | Dosan Saito seizes Mino | Famous as Gekokujo Daimyo |
| 1543 | Introducing guns | There is also a 1542 theory. Introduced to Tanegashima from Europe |
| 1546 | Battle of Kawagoe | Hojo Souun's child, Hojo Ujitsu, dropped the castle that is the residence of the head of Ogiya Uesugi at the main castle of Musashi Province (a part of Tokyo, Saitama, Kanagawa) |
| Yoshiteru Ashikaga becomes a shogun | The 13th Shogun. Efforts to revive the authority of the shogunate and the shogun and to improve with various daimyo. Related article:Following the flow of the Muromachi period with the shogun | |
| 1548 | Battle of Uedahara | Shingen Takeda (Harunobu at that time, unified to Shingen for easy understanding) in Shinano fights against Yoshikiyo Murakami, the warring lord of Kita Shinano, and suffers a big defeat. |
| 1549 | Xavier in Kagoshima | |
| 1551 | Nobunaga Oda succeeds the family | Related article:Why did Nobunaga Oda change his residence? |
| 1552 | Uesugi Norimasa escapes from Echigo | A daimyo of Kozuke, after the battle with Hojo and Takeda, he was forced to move out one after another. |
| 1553 | Battle of Kawanakajima (55/57/61/64) | Shingen Takeda of Kai Province and Keitora Nagao of Echigo Province (Later, he succeeded the Uesugi family and became known as Kenshin.) Battle over the control of Kita Shinano |
| 1555 | Battle of Miyajima | Mori Motonari fought and defeated Sue Harukata, a vassal of the Ouchi clan (but who was in control) in Aki Province (currently western Hiroshima Prefecture). ⇒ Mr. Ouchi's power rapidly weakens in the Chugoku region |
| 1556 | Battle of Nagara River | A parent-child confrontation between Dosan Saito and his son Tatsuoki Saito. Ryukou, who was afraid that he would be abandoned because he loved his younger brother, defeated Dosan. |
| 1560 | Battle of Okehazama | The battle between Nobunaga Oda and Yoshimoto Imagawa of Suruga at the end. After Nobunaga's victory, he pushed his name up all at once.
Related article:How could Nobunaga defeat Yoshimoto? |
| Ieyasu Tokugawa becomes independent in Mikawa | As a hostage, he was in the direction of Imagawa and participated in the Battle of Okehazama, but after the defeat of Yoshimoto in the Battle of Okehazama, he entered Okazaki Castle, which was abandoned by the Imagawa army, and started military operations. Start moving towards independence | |
| Chosokabe Motochika inherits the family | Sengoku daimyo of Tosa province | |
| 1561 | Keitora Nagao (Kenshin) succeeds Mr. Uesugi of the Kanto region | |
| 1562 | Ieyasu alliance with Nobunaga | =Qingzhou Alliance |
| 1565 | Matsunaga Hisahide assassinates Yoshiteru Ashikaga | =Eiroku no Hen |
| 1566 | Construction of Sumimata Ichiyajo | It is said that Toyoshiro Kinoshita (later Hideyoshi Toyotomi) built the castle during the invasion of Mino by Nobunaga. |
| 1568 | Nobunaga enters Tokyo with Yoshiaki Ashikaga | ⇒ Launch of Nobunaga siege network by Daimyo in Kinai |
| 1570 | Battle of Anegawa | Asakura rejected Nobunaga's request for Joraku in Ohmi (now Shiga Prefecture) Although he was a relative of Nobunaga, he has a deep connection with Asakura Asai . And Oda / Tokugawa Army Battle by [1st Nobunaga Siege Network] ⇒ Although the Oda and Tokugawa troops won, the damage on the Oda side was also great. |
| Ishiyama Battle (~ 80 years) | Battle by Jodo Shinshu Honganji vs. Oda Nobunaga in Settsu (currently Osaka Prefecture) | |
| 1571 | Nobunaga slaughtered Mt. Hiei | One of the participating forces in the Nobunaga siege network pulled the soldiers of Asai and Asakura who had routed at Enryakuji to Enryakuji. Furthermore, because it was in a position to pass through the important bases of "Hokkoku Highway and Wakasa Highway" when aiming for Kyo, it is said that Nobunaga's power had to crush Enryakuji as a military base. |
| 1572 | Battle of Mikatagahara | Takeda Shingen vs Tokugawa / Oda Army Battle in Totomi (now Shizuoka Prefecture) ⇒ Ieyasu routs, Oda and Takeda decide to break |
| 1573 | The Muromachi Shogunate is destroyed | Flow to the destruction of the Shogunate:Nobunaga's Tenka Fubu was initially ... |
| 1575 | Battle of Nagashino | Battle of Oda-Tokugawa Allied Forces vs Takeda Katsuyori in Mikawa Province (currently Shinshiro City, Aichi Prefecture) ⇒ Victory of the Oda and Tokugawa forces, Katsuyori Takeda's power declines |
| 1577 | Battle of Tedorigawa | Battle with Uesugi Army vs Oda Army in Kaga Province (currently southern Ishikawa Prefecture) ⇒ Uesugi army victory |
| 1580 | Nobunaga and Honganji are peaceful | The Hongan-ji side accepted the condition that Kosa, the gatekeeper of Hongan-ji, would leave Osaka. Honganji was the central force of Nobunaga's siege network, so siege network is going to collapse Connected with |
| 1582 | Battle of Tenmokuzan | Nobunaga, Tokugawa, and Hojo invade Takeda Katsuyori's territory ⇒ Kai Takeda's destruction due to the victory of the Oda army To |
| Honnoji Incident | Nobunaga's vassal, Akechi Mitsuhide, rebelled at Honnoji Temple. Nobunaga is suicide
⇒ The strangeness of Honnoji Temple. Why did Akechi Mitsuhide rebel against Nobunaga? | |
| Battle of Yamazaki | Following the change of Honnoji, Hashiba (Toyotomi) Hideyoshi army and Akechi army collide ⇒ Victory of the Hashiba army Mitsuhide is said to have been murdered or committed suicide. | |
| 1583 | Battle of Shizugatake | Hideyoshi and Shibata Katsuie fight in connection with the successor battle after the death of Oda Nobunaga in Omi Province (Nobunaga's grandson, Hideyoshi Sanboshi is Hideyoshi, and his third son Nobutaka is Katsuie). ⇒ Victory Hideyoshi seizes power .. Approaching the world |
| 1584 | Battle of Komaki and Nagakute | Hideyoshi that happened mainly in Owari (currently Aichi Prefecture) And Nobunaga's second son Oda Nobukatsu / Tokugawa Ieyasu camp Battle with (← Chosokabe Motochika and Kishu Negoro-shu also participated) ⇒ The battle itself was a victory for the Ieyasu camp, but peace was established between Nobuo and Hideyoshi, who were the cause of Ieyasu. Ieyasu returns to Mikawa (now Shizuoka) with the ladder removed. |
| Date Masamune succeeds the family | ||
| 1585 | Hideyoshi settles Shikoku | Chosokabe Motochika acknowledged the ownership of Tosa Ichikuni and then made Hideyoshi a vassal. |
| Hideyoshi becomes Kampaku | Once the advance to the eastern country is set aside, the footsteps to unify the world are solidified. He couldn't get the title of Shogun because he hadn't settled in the East. | |
| 1586 | Ieyasu is a vassal to Hideyoshi | Hideyoshi's sister was made into Ieyasu's regular room and became her brother-in-law. |
| Hideyoshi becomes Daijo-daijin | Give a new surname from the emperor and call yourself Toyotomi Hideyoshi | |
| 1587 | Hideyoshi settles Kyushu | Mr. Shimazu surrenders. Relief for Satsuma, Osumi and Hinata |
| 1588 | Sword hunting order | ⇒ Articles related to sword hunting |
| 1589 | Date Masamune makes a leap forward in Oshu | To get most of the territory of the southern Tohoku region |
| 1590 | Hideyoshi unified nationwide | The Hojo clan, who reigns in Kanha, is forced to surrender and unify the world. |
| 1591 | Sen no Rikyu commits suicide | ⇒ Rikyu Shichitetsu and Tea Ceremony |
| 1592 | The role of Bunroku | First Korean troop dispatch ⇒ Reasons for sending troops to Korea |
| 1597 | The role of the Invasions of Korea | Second Korean troop dispatch |
| 1598 | Hideyoshi's death | Withdraw the army that had been dispatched to Korea. Korean troops effectively end up as a defeat on the Japanese side |
| 1600 | Battle of Sekigahara | Ieyasu vs. Mitsunari Ishida confrontation after the battle for initiative after Hideyoshi's death ⇒ Ieyasu Tokugawa's victory |
| 1603 | Ieyasu becomes a shogun and opens the Edo Shogunate | Ieyasu Tokugawa's unification of the world and the beginning of the Edo Shogunate |
| 1614 | Osaka Winter Team | Hideyoshi's financial strength and prestige were a threat to Ieyasu, so he secretly asked for an opportunity to destroy Toyotomi. The characters written on the big bell of the temple are associated with the attack on Osaka. ⇒Wamu on the condition that the moat, which is the lifeline of Hideyori's (son of Hideyoshi)'s castle, Osaka Castle, is filled. |
| 1615 | Osaka Summer Team | Ieyasu again struck a difficult task, and Toyotomi's side smashed the ball. ⇒ Hideyori and Yodo (in Hideyoshi's concubine, Nobunaga's sister Ichi and Azai Nagamasa's daughter) are suicide. ⇒ After that, for about 260 years, Tokugawa Shogunate Followed by |