Toyotomi Hideyoshi's unification campaigns and administrative reforms (1570–1598)

1. Oda gains momentum after Okehazama

   Jun 12, 1560Labels: Oda Nobunaga, Battle of

   • Britannica
   • Okehazama

2. Hideyoshi begins national land-survey program

   Jan 1, 1582Labels: Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Taik kenchi

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   • JapaneseWiki

3. Honnō-ji Incident kills Oda Nobunaga

   Jun 21, 1582Labels: Akechi Mitsuhide, Honn -ji

   • Honn ji
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4. Battle of Shizugatake secures Hideyoshi’s dominance

   Jun 10, 1583Labels: Battle of, Shibata Katsuie

   • Shizugatake
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5. Komaki–Nagakute war ends in negotiated settlement

   Mar 1, 1584Labels: Komaki Nagakute, Tokugawa Ieyasu

   • Komaki Nagakute
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6. Hideyoshi appointed kampaku and takes Toyotomi name

   Jan 1, 1585Labels: Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Kampaku

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7. Toyotomi conquest of Shikoku

   Jun 1, 1585Labels: Shikoku campaign, Ch sokabe

   • Shikoku 1585
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8. Kyūshū campaign subdues the Shimazu

   Jan 1, 1587Labels: Ky sh, Shimazu clan

   • Ky sh campaign
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9. Bateren Edict restricts Christian missions

   Jul 24, 1587Labels: Bateren Edict, Christian missionaries

   • Bateren Edict
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10. Sword Hunt edict orders peasant disarmament

    Aug 29, 1588Labels: Sword Hunt, peasant disarmament

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    • Britannica

11. Siege of Odawara ends major resistance in the Kantō

    Aug 4, 1590Labels: Siege of, Later H

    • Odawara 1590
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12. Hideyoshi becomes taikō after transferring kampaku office

    Jan 1, 1591Labels: Taik, Toyotomi Hidetsugu

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    • Britannica

13. Nationwide Taikō Kenchi survey reaches definitive stage

    Jan 1, 1594Labels: Taik kenchi, land records

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14. Death of Hideyoshi ends the Toyotomi unification drive

    Sep 18, 1598Labels: Death of, Fushimi

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    • Toyotomi