Toyotomi Japan

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Toyotomi Japan refers to the late 16th-century Japanese state unified under Toyotomi Hideyoshi, marked by domestic consolidation of power and ambitious overseas military campaigns.

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Toyotomi Japan canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese state
historical polity
capital Kyoto
conductsMilitaryCampaign First Korean invasion of 1592
Imjin War
conductsMilitaryCampaign Second Korean invasion of 1597
continent Asia
country Japan
deFactoCapital Osaka
endDate 1600
1615
eraNameUsed Bunroku
Keichō
Tenshō
followedBy Edo period
Tokugawa shogunate
foreignRelation Joseon Korea
linked to: Joseon

Ming China
linked to: Ming dynasty

Portuguese traders
Ryukyu Kingdom
governmentType feudal monarchy
military regime
hasCenterOfPower Jurakudai
Osaka Castle
hasKeyEvent Battle of Komaki and Nagakute
Battle of Sekigahara
Battle of Shizugatake
Battle of Yamazaki
Korean invasions of 1592–1598
Kyushu Campaign
Odawara Campaign
linked to: Odawara campaign

Siege of Osaka
hasLeader Toyotomi Hidetsugu
Toyotomi Hideyori
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
hasRegent Toyotomi Hideyoshi
hasRulerTitle Kampaku
Taikō
implementsPolicy castle restriction policy
land survey
separation of warriors and peasants
sword hunt
issuesEdict Bateren-tsuihōrei (Expulsion of Missionaries Edict) 1587
language Japanese
locatedInTimePeriod Azuchi–Momoyama period
precededBy Sengoku period
religion Buddhism
Shinto
startDate 1582
1583
toleratesReligion Christianity
unifiedBy Toyotomi Hideyoshi
unifiedMostOf Japanese archipelago

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Imjin War belligerent Toyotomi Japan
Battle of Hansando countryInvolved Toyotomi Japan
Battle of Myeongnyang belligerent Toyotomi Japan
Joseon navy foughtAgainst Toyotomi Japan