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1543
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Local daimyo ahs copies made, asks Portuguese for shooting lessons
Led to trade with Portugal
1543
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Most powerful warlord in Japan
Established government in Edo (Tokyo)
Founded the Shogunate
1561
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1568
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Saw Buddhists as a threat to future of Japan and demolished one of their temples
1575
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Nobunaga embraced Western technology (firearms) and created a warrior class
1584
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Nobunaga assassinated
1587
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Toyotomi Hideyoshi worried Christian influence would threaten his influence; outlawed Christianity and expelled missionaries
1587
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Toyotomi Hedeyoshi's "sword hunt"
Wanted to prevent revolts
Samurai could carry 2 swords (distinguished samurai class)
1590
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Ieyasu and Hideyoshi form an uneasy alliance
Edo was far from Japanese politics at the time and Hideyoshi ordered Ieyasu ordered him to move the capital here
1597
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Actually inspired Christians around Japan, Pope Pius IX declared those 26 martyrs
Nagasaki = center of Christian activities
1598
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1600
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Unifies Japan under Tokugawa shoguns; Ieyasu gains control over all of Japan
1605
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Ieyasu's son
took over rule when his father died
1610
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By Ieyasu