Database: Oda Nobunaga - Revision history

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	As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the [[Battle of Anegawa]]. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.		As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the [[Battle of Anegawa]]. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.

	That same year, Nobunaga {{Wiki\|:ja:二条御所の戦い\|expelled}} Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]] in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].		That same year, Nobunaga {{Wiki\|:ja:二条御所の戦い\|expelled}} Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the [[Takeda clan\|Takeda]] at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]] in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].
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	[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from [[Mikawa]], and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.		[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from [[Mikawa]], and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.

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	[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from ~~{{Wiki\|~~Mikawa ~~Province\|Mikawa}}~~, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.		[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from [[Mikawa]], and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.

	As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the [[Battle of Anegawa]]. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.		As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the [[Battle of Anegawa]]. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.

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	[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from {{Wiki\|Mikawa Province\|Mikawa}}, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.		[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from {{Wiki\|Mikawa Province\|Mikawa}}, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.

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	As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the [[Battle of Anegawa]]. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.		As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the [[Battle of Anegawa]]. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.

	That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]] in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].		That same year, Nobunaga {{Wiki\|:ja:二条御所の戦い\|expelled}} Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]] in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].
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	As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the [[Battle of Anegawa]]. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.		As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the [[Battle of Anegawa]]. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.

	That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit ~~{{Wiki\|~~Seppuku\|suicide}} in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].		That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit [[Seppuku\|suicide]] in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].
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	[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from {{Wiki\|Mikawa Province\|Mikawa}}, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.		[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from {{Wiki\|Mikawa Province\|Mikawa}}, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.

	As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Battle of Anegawa}}. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.		As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the [[Battle of Anegawa]]. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.

	That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}} in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].		That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}} in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].

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	[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from {{Wiki\|Mikawa Province\|Mikawa}}, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.		[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from {{Wiki\|Mikawa Province\|Mikawa}}, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.

	As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated ~~{{Wiki\|~~Azai Nagamasa}}, a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Anegawa}}. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.		As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Anegawa}}. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.

	That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}} in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].		That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}} in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].

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	[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from {{Wiki\|Mikawa Province\|Mikawa}}, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.		[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from {{Wiki\|Mikawa Province\|Mikawa}}, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.

	As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Battle of Anegawa}}. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.		As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the [[Battle of Anegawa]]. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.

	That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}} in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].		That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}} in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].

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	[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from {{Wiki\|Mikawa Province\|Mikawa}}, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.		[[Oda Nobunaga\|Nobunaga]], the first of Japan's {{Wiki\|:ja:三英傑\|three great unifiers}} in the late 16th century, inherited the leadership of his [[Oda clan\|house]] in [[Owari]] at a young age in 1552. He swiftly expanded his control over the entire province. His historical prominence began with the decisive defeat of his powerful neighbor, [[Imagawa Yoshimoto]], at the [[Battle of Okehazama]] in 1560. Following this victory, he allied with the future [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]], who controlled the eastern flank from {{Wiki\|Mikawa Province\|Mikawa}}, and worked to conquer {{Wiki\|Mino Province\|Mino}} in 1567.

	As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated ~~{{Wiki\|~~Azai Nagamasa}}, a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Anegawa}}. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.		As Nobunaga's influence continued to rise, he received calls for assistance from {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|Emperor}} [[Michihito\|Ōgimachi]] and [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki]], prompting his entry into [[Kyoto]] in 1568. Nobunaga had Yoshiaki appointed as [[shōgun]] by the emperor. His growing power forced his rivals to unite against him. In 1570, with the aid of his ally Ieyasu, he defeated [[Azai Nagamasa]], a powerful lord in [[Ōmi]], and {{Wiki\|Asakura Yoshikage}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Anegawa}}. The following year, he [[Siege of Mount Hiei\|targeted]] the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Hiei]], massacring them and destroying the [[Sōhei\|military power]] base of the monastery. In 1573, he decisively crushed the power bases of the {{Wiki\|Azai clan\|Azai}} and {{Wiki\|Asakura clan\|Asakura}}, annexing their domains.

	That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}} in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].		That same year, Nobunaga expelled Shōgun [[Ashikaga Yoshiaki\|Yoshiaki]], bringing an end to the [[Ashikaga shogunate]]. The following year, he emerged [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|victorious]] against the [[Ikkō-ikki\|Ikkō sect]], whose followers were mercilessly massacred. In 1575, again with Ieyasu's support, he annihilated the {{Wiki\|Takeda clan\|Takeda}} at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Nagashino}}. Between 1575 and 1579, Nobunaga constructed a fortified [[Azuchi Castle\|castle]] at Azuchi on the shores of [[Lake Biwa]], attracting his vassals to settle at its base. He also [[Tenshō Iga War\|destroyed]] the [[Iga ikki\|Iga League]] in 1581. Nobunaga was forced to commit {{Wiki\|Seppuku\|suicide}} in 1582 due to the [[Honnō-ji incident\|betrayal]] of one of his vassals, [[Akechi Mitsuhide]].