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  1. In 1505, dominant shugo guardian feudal lords such as the Hatakeyama and Asakura clans began a military action in concert to counter Masamoto HOSOKAWA.
  2. In 1505, he became the family head by taking over as the head of the family from his older brother Korenaga ASO (Taketsune KIKUCHI) who seized the Kikuchi family of Higo no kuni Shugo (Provincial Constable of Higo Province).
  3. In 1505, it was handed down to Yazaemon MIYAMASU, who was a Tsuzumi (hand drum) master and later moved to Kanze-za.
  4. In 1506, Masamoto attempted to expand his power and sent troops to Kawachi, Yamato and Tango Provinces.
  5. In 1506, Soun ordered an inspection of the land around Odawara in order to determine its size and to decide land taxes paid by peasants, considered to be the first such inspection performed by a Sengoku daimyo.
  6. In 1506, Sumimoto, who had become the shugo (provincial constable) of Settsu Province, entered the capital leading forces from the Awa Province; upon their arrival, Masamoto gave important military posts to Sumimoto's kasai (main retainer) Yukinaga MIYOSHI.
  7. In 1506, Sumiyuki went Tango Province for subjugation of Yoshiari ISSHIKI by an order of his adoptive father Masamoto, but he retreated.
  8. In 1506, he carried out the first survey of Sagami, aiming to strengthen his authority.
  9. In 1506, his father Hiromoto died of alcohol poisoning when Motomori was still only 10 years old.
  10. In 1506, lay follower groups of Hongwan-ji Temple rose in revolt in the Kinki, Hokuriku and Tokai districts, all at roughly the same time.
  11. In 1506, the Asakura clan, after defeating the troops of Ikkoshu sect's revolt which invaded Echizen Province from Kaga Province, destroyed the priest housing in Yoshizaki, since which time Yoshizaki Gobo has remained as a ruin.
  12. In 1507, Korenori's child, Korenaga ASO, took over the Kikuchi clan, which was shugo (military governor) of Higo Province (and called himself Taketsune KIKUCHI), and granted the position of daiguji to his younger brother, Koretoyo ASO.
  13. In 1507, Masamoto HOSOKAWA was murdered as a result of trouble over clan succession.
  14. In 1507, Masamoto further expanded his domain by invading first the Province of Kii and then defeating Yoshiari ISSHIKI of the Provinces of Tango and Tanba.
  15. In 1507, Masamoto was assassinated by a vassal supporting Sumiyuki.
  16. In 1507, Motokage succeeded the Soryo family of Kagawa clan after Mitsukage KAGAWA, who was his father and a valet of Masamoto HOSOKAWA, had died in battle in the Kinai region.
  17. In 1507, Tamekage NAGAO, the Shugodai, rallied Kokujin-shu (local samurai) in Echigo and expelled Fusayoshi UESUGI, the Shugo.
  18. In 1507, having joined the army of MINAMOTO no Yoriyoshi in the Battle of Yellow Sea, Kunitae was leading the van of Yoriyoshi's army but as his horse fell, shot by a stray arrow, he was captured by the Abe's troops.
  19. In 1507, he attacked Yoshiari ISSHIKI, who was based in Tango Province, by order of Masamoto, but during the battle, he was informed of the assassination of Masamoto by his vassal Nagatada YAKUSHIJI on August 11 (the Eisho Disturbance).
  20. In 1507, he became Naidaijin (Minister of the Center 1507 ? 1515).
  21. In 1507, he burnt down the Kamo-sha Shrine which refused Yakusen Kyoshutsu (the contribution for miscellaneous taxes) to the mobilized army of his master Masamoto HOSOKAWA, who was a Kanrei (shogunal deputy), to battle at the front lines in Tamba Province.
  22. In 1507, he was appointed to Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade), Hyobu shoyu (junior assistant minister of the Hyobusho Ministry of War).
  23. In 1507, when Masamoto HOSOKAWA was assassinated, adopted sons, Sumimoto HOSOKAWA and Takakuni HOSOKAWA began a dispute over succession.
  24. In 1508, Yoshioki OUCHI obeying Yoshiki ASHIKAGA raised the Joraku (going to Kyoto) army, and Motoshige TAKEDA also followed the army and went to Kyoto.
  25. In 1508, he advanced into Kyoto along with Takanaga NIKI, Motosuke ITAMI and Sadamasa NAITO, driving Sumimoto and Shogun Yoshizumi ASHIKAGA out of Omi.
  26. In 1508, he was born as a son of Takasato GAMO.
  27. In 1508, he went up to Kyoto in cooperation with Takakuni HOSOKAWA, with Yoshitane ASHIKAGA at the head of Ouchi clan, while leading Chugoku and Kyushu forces.
  28. In 1508, his lord, Sumimoto and Takakuni HOSOKAWA disputed reigns of HOSOKAWA family, and Nagatsune fought, as the subject of Sumimoto, with Hisanobu HATAKEYAMA who was a vassal of TAKAKUNI clan in Kawachi Province, but he was put to rout.
  29. In 1508, the eleventh Shogun Yoshizumi ASHIKAGA was driven out of the position of Shogun, which made him retire into priesthood and called himself Sosei.
  30. In 1508, the shogunate granted Ujichika's request, officially appointing him shugo of Totomi Province, and thereby giving him a legitimate reason to rule the province.
  31. In 1508, they again had a similar negotiation, although its result is unknown because any related documents are not left.
  32. In 1508, under Nagatsune AKAZAWA, a busho under the control of Sumimoto HOSOKAWA, he attacked Hisanobu HATAKEYAMA at Takaya Castle in Kawachi Province, but was defeated, and killed himself during his escape.
  33. In 1509 Chomyo-ji Temple was relocated to Choja-machi on Shinmachi-dori Avenue.
  34. In 1509, Sumimoto HOSOKAWA and Yukinaga MIYOSHI attempted to invade the capital, but Takakuni HOSOKAWA and Yoshioki OUCHI fought them off in a cooperative effort (The Battle of Nyoigatake).
  35. In 1509, Sumimoto and Yukinaga, aiming to take back Kyoto, invaded Kyoto but lost (Battle of Nyoigatake).
  36. In 1509, Sumimoto's chief retainer, Yukinaga MIYOSHI plotted to invade Kyoto; however, Takakuni teamed with Yoshioki OUCHI in the successful defeat of MIYOSHI's army (the Battle of Nyoigatake), riding to victory in a daring raid on Omi.
  37. In 1509, Tsunemoto who was now 82 years old finally retired and transferred the headship of the family to his son Kunitsune KIKKAWA.
  38. In 1509, he became Daijo daijin (Grand minister of state, 1509 ? 1511).
  39. In 1510, Nobutora conquered and gained control of the Oyamada clan, who had power over the Gunnai region in the eastern Kai Province.
  40. In 1510, Takakuni's forces invaded Omi but suffered a crushing defeat due to the resistance they met by local lords who supported the Sumimoto side.
  41. In 1510, Tamekage had Akisada UESUGI, Kanto Kanrei (a shogunal deputy for the Kanto region), killed in the Battle of Nagamorihara, allowing him to hold sway in Echigo Province.
  42. In 1510, he was born as the first son of Nobusada ODA, the lord of Shobata-jo Castle (current Inazawa City and Aisai City, Aichi Prefecture) spreading over Kaito District and Nakajima District which controlled southwest area of Owari Province.
  43. In 1510, the Japanese became discontented with the Korean side, partly due to troubles in trade, which caused a big-scale insurgence, with reinforcements from Tsushima.
  44. In 1510, the Sanpo War erupted after the Korean Government imposed trading control as sanctions.
  45. In 1510, when the revolt of the So clan and 恒居倭 (Japanese who had been settled down in Sanpo, Korea) failed in the Sanpo Disturbance, Koriwasen were forbidden by the Articles of Japanese Jinshin yakujo and the Koriwasen disappeared.
  46. In 1511, Kanetomo died at the age of 77.
  47. In 1511, Sumimoto engaged in battle with the forces of Masakata HOSOKAWA and Hisaharu HOSOKAWA (The Battle of Ashiyakawara), and then again with the forces of Yoshitaka HATAKEYAMA, the shugo of Kawachi Province (The Battle of Izumi and Fukai).
  48. In 1511, Sumimoto tried again to advance into Kyoto with Masayoshi HOSOKAWA and Yoshimura AKAMATSU.
  49. In 1511, Sumimoto, leading a large force which included Masayoshi HOSOKAWA and Yoshimura AKAMATSU invaded Kyoto and defeated the allied forces of Takakuni and Yoshioki in various places.
  50. In 1511, Yoshioki OUCHI, the family head of the Ouchi clan and Daidaimyo (a feudal lord having a greater stipend) of the Chugoku region, went up to Kyoto.
  51. In 1511, Yoshizumi ASHIKAGA joined forces with Masakata HOSOKAWA (of the Tenkyu branch) and entered Kyoto (Battle of Funaokayama).
  52. In 1511, although he challenged Takakuni and Yoshioki to a decisive fight, he was defeated and withdrew to Awa Province (the Battle of Funaokayama).
  53. In 1511, when Owari Province Shugo, Yoshitatsu SHIBA, attacked Osakabe-jo Castle, owned by the Imagawa family (in Hamamatsu City), Ujichiki mobilized his army and fought off the attack.
  54. In 1512 Soun HOJO established the Tamanawa-jo Castle in today's Ofuna, Kamakura City as a branch castle of the Odawara-jo Castle, but this area was no longer Kamakura territory during the medieval period.
  55. In 1512 Soun HOJO had the Tamanawa-jo Castle built.
  56. In 1513, however, Korenaga allied with the Shimazu clan, attacked Koretoyo, and drove him out to Hyuga Province.
  57. In 1513, she was born as the daughter of Kanesada SEKI who was running a forging shop and also in the samurai class in Gokiso-mura, Aichi-gun, Owari Province (Aichi Prefecture).
  58. In 1514 Tanemune DATE was appointed to the office of shugo in Mutsu Province.
  59. In 1514, Sukekage NASU revived Koshoin (the family temple, which had become a ruin) as Gensho-ji Temple (Otawara City, Tochigi Prefecture), and the Nasu clan regards the temple as its main gravesite.
  60. In 1514, at the age of 8, he celebrated his coming of age and he was promoted from Shogoinoge (Senior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade) to Jushiinojo (Junior Fourth Rank, Upper Grade).
  61. In 1514, he became Dainagon (a chief councilor of state) at the rank of Junii (Junior Second Rank) after assuming Sangi (a councilor) and Chunagon (a vice-councilor of state).
  62. In 1515 he was conferred a peerage.
  63. In 1515, Ittetsu was born as the sixth son of Michinori INABA, who was a local lord in Mino Province.
  64. In 1515, Ujichika IMAGAWA fought and won against the governor of Owari Province, Yoshitatsu SHIBA, in Totomi Province, which caused the power of Shiba clan to decline.
  65. In 1516, Nichigen, the 8th chief priest of Echigo Honjo-ji Temple, quoted the whole Nika Sojo in 'Gonin Shoha Shoshaku' and further wrote as follows.
  66. In 1516, Sadatsuna OKOCHI of Hikuma-jo Castle (Hamamatsu City) betrayed the Imagawa family, and Yoshitatsu SHIBA joined him.
  67. In 1516, Yoshitane ASHIKAGA, the Shogun of the Muromachi Bakufu permitted Takakage ASAKURA to use the privileged items Shirokasabukuro (a white umbrella cover) and Mosenkuraoi (a tufted saddle cover).
  68. In 1516, he joined Shokoku-ji Temple in Kyoto, which played a central part in the Five Mountain school of literature at the time, becoming a postulant, and learned poetry and calligraphy.
  69. In 1516, he was promoted to Shosanmi (Senior Third Rank), to Junii (Junior Second Rank) in 1517, and in 1521 he became Gon Chunagon (a provisional vice-councilor of state), and in 1522, he became Shonii (Senior Second Rank) Gon Dainagon (a provisional chief councilor of state).
  70. In 1516, his eldest brother Okimoto died a sudden death.
  71. In 1516, it became an official temple of Emperor Gokashiwabara.
  72. In 1517, Tsunehisa partnered with the former Iwami shugo, the Yamana clan, who was not satisfied with the appointment of Yoshioki OUCHI as Iwami shugo, and the two clans attacked a castle of the Iwami-Ouchi clan.
  73. In 1517, Ujichika concluded a peace agreement with Nobutora and withdrew his army, while Nobusato OI surrendered to Nobutora.
  74. In 1517, as Yukinaga MIYOSHI invaded Awaji in order to take control of the Awaji Navy, Hisaharu HOSOKAWA, the shugo of Awaji Province, fled to Sakai in Izumi.
  75. In 1517, following Bakufu orders, Takakage dispached troops to Wakasa and Tango Provinces where Soteki ASAKURA was acting as a military commissioner.
  76. In 1517, he became Gon Dainagon again, also assuming the position as Ukone no daisho (major captain of the right division of inner palace guards) and additionally a post at Meryo (the section taking care of imperial horses).
  77. In 1517, he raised an army to capture the Arita-jo Castle.
  78. In 1517, he went into the battle which was an insurrection of the Henmi clan in Wakasa Province with Soteki ASAKURA, and served as a guardian of the Takahama-jo Castle in Oi-gun.
  79. In 1517, when the Hara clan lost Oyumi-jo Castle as a result of losing a battle against Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, Taneyoshi relocated himself to Koganekurigasawa-jo Castle, which was under the Hara clan's power, to provide Tanekiyo HARA with formal protection.
  80. In 1517, with the help of Chikanobu KAI who was the Hyuga local lord, Koretoyo counterattacked Korenaga and his son and regained the clan's home ground called Yabe Town.
  81. In 1518 when he was 18 years old, he had tonsure at the Tenryu-ji Temple, received gusokukai (taking the full precepts) and decided imina (personal name) as Shuryo.
  82. In 1518, Soun retired, putting his son Ujitsuna at the head of the family, and he died in 1519.
  83. In 1518, Toshinaga SAITO, having been beaten in the neighbouring province of Mino in a conflict with the Shugo, the Toki clan, went into exile in Echizen Province taking Yoritake TOKI of the Shugo family with him.
  84. In 1518, Tsunehisa ordered his younger brother, Hisayuki, to attack Munekatsu NANJO of Hoki Province, while sending his eldest son, Masahisa AMAGO, to Togishi Castle where Soteki SAKURAI, who defected from the Amago clan, locked himself.
  85. In 1518, he was born as the child of Uchimitsu HINO.
  86. In 1519 he gave his headship to his son Motomitsu and became a priest.
  87. In 1519, Motomichi allied secretly with Muramune URAGAMI who conflicted with Yoshimura AKAMATSU and was besieged in Mii-jo Castle.
  88. In 1519, even onna toka was no longer performed due to the prolonged turbulent times that year, and during the Edo period, formal toka dances were rarely performed.
  89. In 1519, he moved to Kofu located in the west of Isawa (Fuefuki City, former Isawa-cho), where successive generations of the Takeda clan had their residence.
  90. In 1519, he was appointed to a post at Konoefu.
  91. In 1519, he was awarded Jugoinojo (Junior Fifth Rank, Upper Grade).
  92. In 1520 Yoshimura AKAMATSU raised an army again and sent Norimoto KODERA to capture eastern Mimasaka Province and 村国 URAGAMI in Mitsuishi-jo Castle.
  93. In 1520, Masaharu was born the child of Masatsuna ASUKAI, who held the title of Gon Dainagon (provisional chief councilor of state).
  94. In 1520, Yukinaga, who was the leader of the Miyoshi clan, was executed when his army was defeated in the battle against Takakuni HOSOKAWA, and before that his heir, Nagahide, had already died in battle.
  95. In 1521 he was born to Sadayori ROKKAKU.
  96. In 1521, Ennyo died and four years later in 1525, Jitsunyo also died.
  97. In 1521, Ennyo, the second son of Jitsunyo, entered nirvana at the age of 32.
  98. In 1521, Takakuni HOSOKAWA ousted Yoshitane ASHIKAGA and received Yoshiharu ASHIKAGA (a son of Yoshizumi ASHIKAGA) as shogun.
  99. In 1521, he resigned Sakone no daisho (major captain of the left division of the inner palace guards), and became Naidaijin (minister of the interior).
  100. In 1521, however, he again fled as a result of his conflict with Kanryo Takakuni HOSOKAWA.
  101. In 1521, the Nagao clan in Echigo Province (Niigata Prefecture) oppressed the lay follower groups of Hongwan-ji Temple.
  102. In 1522 his master Toan died.
  103. In 1523 Muramune URAGAMI launched an expedition to Harima Province to attack 村国 URAGAMI and the Kodera clan (possibly Norimoto) who were supporters of Harumasa AKAMATSU (Yoshimura's son).
  104. In 1523 he was celebrated his attainment of manhood.
  105. In 1523 it was relocated to Nakamikado on Takakura-dori Avenue.
  106. In 1523, Koretoyo lost control of Katashida-jo Castle to Korenaga and his son, and they even took over control of Kosa Town, Tomochi Town, and Nakayama; however, Koretoyo regained control over the castle in 1543, finally ending the internal conflicts that had continued for 30 years.
  107. In 1523, Yoshinari MORI was born as a child of Yoshiyuki MORI in Hasudai, Haguri District, Owari Province (present-day Kasamatsu-cho, Hashima Province, Gifu Prefecture).
  108. In 1523, Yoshioki OUCHI dispatched a kenminsen to Ming Dynasty China with Sosetsu KENDO as seishi (senior envoy).
  109. In 1523, he was appointed to Sadaijin (minister of the left) unprecedentedly without assuming Udaijin (minister of the right).
  110. In 1523, he was bereaved of his father Motohiro when he was 15, and assumed the seventh Tayu.
  111. In 1523, his nephew Komatsumaru died at the tender age of nine.
  112. In 1524 he passed the family estate to his son Okiie and then Yoshiie entered the Buddhist priesthood.
  113. In 1524, Masaharu was conferred a court rank of Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade).
  114. In 1524, Tsunehisa, who led his troops to invade western Hoki Province, beat Munekatsu NANJO and made shugo, Sumiyuki YAMANA, flee the province.
  115. In 1524, he was appointed as Sadaisho (Major Captain of the Left Division of Inner Palace Guards).
  116. In 1524, he was born as the son of Mochinori KUWAYAMA in Kuwayama no sho, Kaito County, Owari Province.
  117. In 1525 he became the 10th chief priest of Hongan-ji Temple at the age of 10 due to the death of his grandfather, Jitsunyo, and was placed under the guardianship of Renjun, who was a brother of Jitsunyo and his maternal grandfather.
  118. In 1525, he also went into the battle which was a domestic conflict in Mino Province, as the supreme commander to save Yoritake TOKI.
  119. In 1525, he departed for Odani-jo Castle in Omi Province, giving Soteki ASAKURA control of the troops.
  120. In 1525, his younger brother, Jiro (Nobushige TAKEDA) was born to Nobutora and Lady Oi.
  121. In 1526, Takakuni, who believed a false charge made by Tadakata HOSOKAWA, the Shugo (a provincial military governor) of the Tanba Province, killed his senior vassal Motomori KOZAI.
  122. In 1526, Yoshitaka constructed Shodoyama-jo Castle in the territory of Mitsugi Betsugu, or in the neighborhood of present-day Miu, Obata-cho, Mihara City, and from that time on, he made it the castle of the Bingo Shibukawa clan.
  123. In 1526, a battle started between Kataharu YANAGIMOTO, who was accompanied by Harumoto HOSOKAWA (a son of Sumimoto), Yoshitsuna ASHIKAGA, and Takakuni HOSOKAWA.
  124. In 1526, believing the slander that Tadataka HOSOKAWA had spread was true, Takakuni killed his chief retainer, Motomori KOZAI.
  125. In 1526, he was awarded Juichii (Junior First Rank), but became ill and resigned Sadaijin.
  126. In 1526, though tentatively, he became a Muromachi bakufu kanrei.
  127. In 1527 he battled at Kokufu-jo Castle in Niho-shima island in Aki Province.
  128. In 1527 when Harumoto HOSOKAWA (Sumimoto's child) supported by Motonaga MIYOSHI raised an army against anti-Hongan-ji Temple Takakuni HOSOKAWA, Renjun sent his aides Raishu and Raisei of the SHIMOTSUMA brothers to support Harumoto.
  129. In 1527, Nobutora sent an army to Saku County and made peace with Ujichika IMAGAWA of Suruga Province in the same year.
  130. In 1527, Tsunehisa led his force to Bingo Province but was defeated by Okifusa SUE, which encouraged most local lords of Bingo Province to defect from the Amago clan to the Ouchi clan.
  131. In 1527, in order to promote friendship between the Hongan-ji religious group and the central government and to achieve peace and security, he approached the Sekkan-ke (the families which produced regents) and became an adopted child of Hisatsune KUJO, a chief adviser to the Emperor.
  132. In 1527, this time the son of Sumimoto, Harumoto HOSOKAWA defeated Takakuni.
  133. In 1528 he started the Siege of Suwa in Shinano Province, but lost against Yorimitsu SUWA and Yoritaka SUWA at the Battle of Godo and Sakaigawa (Fujimi-cho, Suwa County).
  134. In 1528, Fusamoto was conferred Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade) and subsequently rose to Jusanmi (Junior Third Rank) in 1540.
  135. In 1528, Takakage became a member of the Otomoshu (Attendant group) of the Muromachi Shogun Yoshiharu ASHIKAGA.
  136. In 1528, Takakuni tried to recapture the capital but was defeated by Harumoto.
  137. In 1528, Tsunehisa led his forces again up to Bingo Province and made Shitomiyama Castle of the Tagayama clan surrender, while the Takahashi clan on the Iwami-Amago side fell to the Mori and Wachi clans.
  138. In 1528, Yoshiharu fled to Omi Province (present-day Shiga Prefecture) to seek shelter under Tanetsuna KUTSUKI, a general of Sengoku period, and stood against Yoshitsuna ASHIKAGA, who was then called Sakai Kubo, who was the head of the Sakai-based municipal government.
  139. In 1528, he became Naidaijin (minister of the center) and in 1533, he became Kanpaku Toshi choja (Chief Advisor to the Emperor and the head of the Fujiwara clan) at the age of 27.
  140. In 1528, he smashed the Nobutora force at Sakai-gawa River, Godo on a frontier (present-day Fujimi-cho, Suwa County, Nagano Prefecture) and actively expanded his territory.
  141. In 1528, he went down east to study at Ashikaga-Gakko School.
  142. In 1529 he retired from service to the Imperial Court, took the tonsure, called himself Munetake KANSUIKEN and concentrated on activities as a scholar.
  143. In 1529, he eliminated the Takahashi family, including Okimitsu TAKAHASHI who had dominated the Mori family as Komatsumaru MORI's maternal relative and who had schemed to empower Mototsuna AIO, conspiring with the Amago clan.
  144. In 1529, he retired from the service of the court and shaved his head and became a bonze to devote his life to study naming himself Kansuiken Sobu as by name.
  145. In 153, he was born as the second son of Kageyuki YAMAOKA.
  146. In 1530 Hogiku-maru had a Tokudo ceremony (entering Buddhist priesthood) by Ryusu JOAN, his master at the Kennin-ji Temple and changed his name to Shoho.
  147. In 1530, Kataharu YAMAGIMOTO was assassinated.
  148. In 1530, Kataharu YANAGIMOTO died while departing for the front in Harima.
  149. In 1530, Nobutora welcomed dowager of Norifusa UESUGI as his concubine arranged by Tomooki UESUGI.
  150. In 1530, Okihisa ENYA, the third son of Tsunehisa, declared his stance as anti-Amago clan, triggering an internal conflict.
  151. In 1530, following Kataharu YANAGIMOTO's assassination during the campaign for the control of Harima Province, Takakuni joined forces with Muramune URAGAMI and advanced into Kyoto.
  152. In 1530, he played the first Kanjin Noh (performance held to raise subscriptions for the construction of shrines or temples) in Gojo of Kyoto.
  153. In 1530, it became a Pure Land sect temple after Enyo entered the temple and conducted the first noon prayers to Amitaba.
  154. In 1530, she became a concubine of Nobutora TAKEDA with the intention of Tomooki, her nephew and the family head of that time.
  155. In 1531, Muramune URAGAMI of Harima and Takakuni HOSOKAWA died in the battle at Tennoji and Harumoto HOSOKAWA took power.
  156. In 1531, Takakuni lost the Battle of Tennoji and killed himself.
  157. In 1531, a conflict within the Hongan-ji religious group occurred (it is called the Kyoroku-Tenbun War (Kyoroku-Tenbun Rebellion) including the later incidents until when Yamashina Hongan-ji Temple was burned down), but Syonyo resolved this conflict and made efforts to strengthen the leadership of Hoshu (high priest).
  158. In 1531, as he supported the Sho-ikki side (a moderate uprising group formed by three temples in Kaga Province) during the Kyoroku Disturbance, he was expelled from the post of the constable of Kaga Province), when Sho-ikki side lost in the disturbance.
  159. In 1531, he joined Daimotsu kuzure (the Battle of Daimotsu) under the order from the Shogun Yoshiharu ASHIKAGA, and died in the battle along with Muramune and Takakuni HOSOKAWA due to Harumasa AKAMATSU's treachery.
  160. In 1531, he supported kokujin ryoshu (local samurai lord) in Kai Province but lost the Kawarabe Battle (Nirasaki City, Yamanashi Prefecture) and made peace with Nobutora in 1535.
  161. In 1532 the Yamashina Hongan-ji Temple was destroyed (Tenbun War) and the Otani Dojo was also destroyed.
  162. In 1532, a rumor spread that the Jodo Shinshu sect were coming to Kyoto.
  163. In 1532, he left the war-torn Kyoto and relied upon his brother-in-law Shuri no daibu (Master of the Office of Palace Repairs)Yoshifusa HATAKEYAMA.
  164. In 1532, however, Motonaga was killed by Harumoto who believed the false charge made by Masanaga MIYOSHI.
  165. In 1532, it helped Harumoto HOSOKAWA and defeated the Hatakeyama clan with 20,000 troops of lay follower groups in the Kinki district.
  166. In 1532, the Nichiren sect followers destroyed and burned Yamashina Hongwan-ji Temple in the Tenbun-hokke Rebellion.
  167. In 1532, troops invaded their castle in a clever scheme by Shobata-jo Castle lord, Nobuhide ODA, and the castle was surrendered.
  168. In 1532, with the help from Ikko sect that hated Motonaga MIYOSHI who was a big patron of Hokke sect Harumoto attacked Motonaga MIYOSHI in Kenpon-ji Temple in Sakai and forced Motonaga to kill himself.
  169. In 1533 Sadahide GAMO, a feudal lord of the region, divided the Hino castle town and ordered 'kijishi' (wood masters) and 'nurishi' (lacquerers) to live in Kataji-machi (present Kinei-cho) and Nurishi-machi (present Oshari-cho), respectively.
  170. In 1533, Okifusa SUE invaded Akizuki, Chikuzen but was defeated by an army commanded by Yoshiaki OTOMO.
  171. In 1533, Tamekazu visited Kyoto passing Mikawa Province, he did not record anything about Kira.
  172. In 1533, he passed away.
  173. In 1533, he visited Nobuhide ODA in Owari Province as Gaku bugyo that performs music and dance.
  174. In 1533, he was conferred peerage and celebrated his coming of age, and he was ranked with jiju (a chamberlain).
  175. In 1533, when Takakage was 41, his first child Yoshikage ASAKURA was born.
  176. In 1534 he committed suicide at Toishi-jo Castle following a surprise attack from Morizane SHIMAMURA, ta retainer of the Uragami Clan and the lord of Takatori-jo Castle of Naganuma-sho Manor, a ridge across, who had previously been on bad terms with him.
  177. In 1534, Yoshitaka OUCHI dispatched an army 3000 strong headed by Okifusa, who had returned to Suwa, to Shimonoseki, aiming at subjugation of Bungo where the Otomo clan was based.
  178. In 1534, she died while delivering her baby.
  179. In 1535 he went back to Suruga in order to participate in the sixth anniversary of the death of Shoshun KINKEI who was a chief priest of Zentoku-ji Temple, and entered Zentoku-ji Temple again.
  180. In 1535, Takakage was permitted to use the Nurigoshi (lacquered litter).
  181. In 1535, he became Daijo daijin (Grand minister of state, 1535 ? 1536).
  182. In 1536 (the fifth year of the Tenbun era) Chomyo-ji Temple was driven out of the capital due to the Tenbun Hokke War.
  183. In 1536 (the fifth year of the Tenbun era) Myoden-ji Temple was destroyed during the Tenbun Hokke War.
  184. In 1536 (the fifth year of the Tenbun era), it was once again destroyed by the militant clergy of Mt. Hiei during the Tenbun Hokke War.
  185. In 1536 the Nichiren sect came into conflict with Enryaku-ji Temple on Mt. Hiei, leading into the Tenbun Hokke no Ran (The Lotus War of the Tenbun era).
  186. In 1536, Nagamasa KIZAWA, a chief retainer of the Hatakeyama clan and shugodai (deputy military governor) of half of Kawachi Province and five counties of Yamashiro Province built a castle on the Mt. Shigi and conceived a plot to conquer Yamato Province.
  187. In 1536, Takakage became involved in a conflict between Yoritake TOKI and Yorinari TOKI over the position of Shugoshiki (military governor), and captured Kagetaka ASAKURA's Anama-jo Castle in Ono-gun.
  188. In 1536, Tanemune enacted Jinkaishu, one of bunkokuho (a law established by a sengoku-daimyo in its own domain).
  189. In 1536, he drove the Shoni clan to a fall again, and obliterated the Amago clan at the Battle of Yoshida Koriyama-jo Castle from 1540 to 1541, however, he was defeated at the Battle of Gassan Toda-jo Castle in the same year, and lost his adopted son, Harumochi OUCHI.
  190. In 1536, he killed all the believers of the Hokke sect, which was growing in influence in Kyoto allied with the Rokkaku clan of Enryaku-ji Temple on Mt. Hiei (Tenmon-Hokke Rebellion).
  191. In 1537 he struck an alliance of marriage with the Takeda clan.
  192. In 1537 when an authorized tally trade ship (Envoy Ship Dispatched to Ming China) was planned to be dispatched to Ming hosted by Yoshitaka OUCHI who was Sengoku daimyo (Japanese territorial lord in the Sengoku period) of the Suo Province, he was assigned to the vice-envoy (at this time seishi (senior envoy) was Sekitei KOSHIN).
  193. In 1537, Nobutora's oldest daughter Jokeiin married Yoshimoto and welcomed the daughter of the court noble Sanjo Family as legal wife of his heir Harunobu, arranged by the Imagawa clan.
  194. In 1537, he was born as a son of Kinnobu SAIONJI.
  195. In 1538 he was assigned to Gon Chunagon (provisional vice-councilor of state) and was promoted to Junii (Junior Second Rank) in 1544.
  196. In 1538, Ujimasa was born as the second son to the third family head, Ujiyasu HOJO.
  197. In 1538, he became a member of the Sobanshu (a group of officials who accompany the Shogun).
  198. In 1538, it died out because Yoshiaki was killed in the First Battle of Konodai.
  199. In 1538, when Toshinaga SAITO, shugodai (deputy shugo) of Mino Province, died of sickness, Shinkuro (Dosan) inherited Toshinaga's family name and called himself SAITO Shinkuro Toshimasa.
  200. In 1539, he made extensive renovations of Inabayama-jo Castle.
  201. In 1539, the Ouchi clan, to whom Motonari belonged, brought to ruin their archenemy, the Shoni clan of Kitakyushu.
  202. In 1540 Hisahide began to serve Nagayoshi MIYOSHI, who was hikan (a low-level bureaucrat) of the Hosokawa clan, as 'yuhitsu' (amanuensis).
  203. In 1540, Haruhisa AMAGO accepted a demand from Nobuzane TAKEDA to subjugate the Mori clan, a local lord of Aki Province on the Ouchi side, and moved his forces.
  204. In 1540, Motonari's bastion, Yoshida-Koriyama Castle was assailed by an army of 30,000 men led by Haruhisa AMAGO (who was the heir of Tsunehisa) in what is known as the Battle of Yoshida-Koriyama Castle.
  205. In 1540, Nobutora had Nobumoto IMAI surrender at the Ura-jo Castle (former Sutama-cho, Kitakoma County).
  206. In 1540, Shigetoki MOTOYAMA took a chance to attack the Kira-jo Castle while Nobunao was away from the castle hunting at the Niyodo-gawa River, made the Kira-jo Castle surrender, and killed Nobunao at the Niyodo-gawa River.
  207. In 1540, he had his coming of age ceremony and received one character from the name of Yoshiharu ASHIKAGA, the 12th Shogun of the Muromachi Shogunate, taking the name Harutsugu.
  208. In 1540, he was said to receive 'Hannya Shingyo' (Heart Sutra) that was in the Emperor Gonara's own writing and devote it to Aso jogu (building of a Shinto shrine complex built upon the highest ground of Aso-jinja shrine).
  209. In 1540, the Amago clan raised an army to defeat Motonari MORI, who had expanded the sphere of influence in Aki Province.
  210. In 1540, when he was 7 years old, he was adopted as the heir of his father's brother Mototsune HOSOKAWA, the Shugo of Izumi Province.
  211. In 1541 he became the lord of Kanayama-jo Castle in Aki Province.
  212. In 1541 it had a peace conference with the Asakura clan.
  213. In 1541, Okikage KOBAYAKAWA, who was the family head of the Takehara-Kobayakawa clan, died.
  214. In 1541, Tomosada made peace with Norimasa UESUGI of the Yamanouchi-Uesugi family, an old enemy with whom he had been in conflict for years, whereby he was able to counter potential aggression by Ujiyasu HOJO.
  215. In 1541, Toshimasa (Dosan) poisoned Yorimitsu TOKI (Yorinari's younger brother) to death, which caused a conflict between Yorinari and Toshimasa (Dosan).
  216. In 1541, Yoshimoto offered asylum to Nobutora TAKEDA, who had been banished by his own legitimate son Harunobu TAKEDA, and accepted him in Suruga Province, but it has also been suggested that Nobutora's banishment might have been carried out in a collusion between Yoshimoto and Harunobu.
  217. In 1541, after his father Fusafuyu's passing, Fusamoto succeeded as the head of the clan.
  218. In 1541, he opposed Harumoto and Nagayoshi about the treatment of Masatoshi SHIOKAWA (the Yamashitajo Castle) who was regarded as being of the former Takakuni group.
  219. In 1541, the Amago army under the command of Haruhisa AMAGO attacked Yoshida Koriyama-jo Castle, the base of the Mori clan, with 30,000 men; however, he was repelled by the 3,000 strong Mori army with reinforcements from the Ouchi clan (See Siege of Koriyama)
  220. In 1541, the Spanish discovered a hot spring which had been used by indigenous people from long ago and named it Hot Springs (namely, the place where hot water gushes out).
  221. In 1541, when Ise-jingu Shrine was transfered, he presented lumbers and 700 kanmon of cash, and therefore, he was appointed to Mikawa no kami by the Imperial Court as recognition of the service in September of the same year (the old calendar).
  222. In 1541, when the Aki Takeda clan was subverted by the attack of Motonari MORI, he was led to safety by his followers and became a priest at the Ankoku-ji Temple (Fudo-in) in Aki Province.
  223. In 1542 he followed Yoshitaka and he joined an expedition to Izumo with Motonari MORI and others to fight their opponent the Amago clan, but the entire army took flight.
  224. In 1542 the temple received permission to return to the capital.
  225. In 1542, Kanze Dayu's residence caught fire which caused heavy loss that all Noh costumes were damaged by fire.
  226. In 1542, Nobuhide fought against the Imagawa Army and had a victory at the Battle of Azukizaka, and protected his interest in Nishi-Mikawa.
  227. In 1542, Tanemune DATE and his son began conflicts with respect to the reigns of the family and it developed into a great uprising involving many daimyo in the Ou Region that had blood relationships (Tenbun Turbulence).
  228. In 1542, an imperial sanction allowed them to return to Kyoto, and later, the 15 head temples of Nichiren sect were rebuilt.
  229. In 1542, he was promoted to Junii Dainagon (Junior Second Rank, Chief councilor of state), however, he gave the post to his son Kunimitsu in the following year.
  230. In 1542, when his father Sukemasa died, Hisamasa succeeded to his position as head of the family, but unlike his father he was not celebrated for his valor.
  231. In 1543 he battled in Iyo.
  232. In 1543, Chinese ship with Portuguese merchants on board drifted down to Tanegashima Island.
  233. In 1543, Eitoku, the first son of Shoei KANO, was born.
  234. In 1543, Fern?o Mendes Pinto, a Portuguese, drifted ashore Tanega-shima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture aboard a Chinese ship.
  235. In 1543, Masahira KOBAYAKAWA served in the expedition to Izumo by Yoshitaka OUCHI but was killed at the young age of 21 and his legitimate son Shigehira KOBAYAKAWA took over but Shigehira became blind at a young age.
  236. In 1543, Okikage KOBAYAKAWA of the Takehara family died without producing children, Takakage KOBAYAKAWA (the third son of Motonari MORI), a cousin of Okigage's wife who was originally from the Mori clan, was adopted into the family.
  237. In 1543, Takakuni HOSOKAWA's adopted son Ujitsuna HOSOKAWA raised up in arms to defeat Harumoto.
  238. In 1543, Ujitsuna HOSOKAWA, insisting that he was the successor to Takakuni, fought with Harumoto HOSOKAWA.
  239. In 1543, Ujitsuna HOSOKAWA, the adopted son of Takakuni, raised an army and this triggered internal conflict among the Hosokawa family again.
  240. In 1543, he attacked Sadataka OI, the lord of Nagakubo-jo Castle in Shinano Province and forced him to kill himself.
  241. In 1543, he was born as the legitimate son of Fusamoto ICHIJO.
  242. In 1543, the Portuguese introduced the art of gunnery into the Tanegashima Island.
  243. In 1544 he was adopted by his uncle Yoshitaka OUCHI, who had no son of his own, and he was named Haruhide, receiving one Chinese character from the name of the 12th Shogun of the Muromachi bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun), Yoshiharu ASHIKAGA.
  244. In 1544, during an incident where Konparu and Kongo fought over the order of precedence, Mototada, a cousin of Yoshikatsu KONPARU, joined him and they goofed off along with Shigekatsu, the Hojo Tayu.
  245. In 1544, he joined the priesthood at Nison-in Temple and took the name, Jokaku.
  246. In 1544, he lost both his oldest son, Kinyo SANJONISHI, and his wife.
  247. In 1544, he made a change by allowing his third son Takakage KOBAYAKAWA to be adopted by the Kobayakawa clan who led a powerful pirate force.
  248. In 1544, he moved to Harima Province.
  249. In 1544, he once returned to Kyoto and attended the Imperial Court.
  250. In 1545, Yoshiharu was born the eldest son and heir of Yoshikata ROKKAKU.
  251. In 1545, he changed his name to Harusue in his Coming of Age ceremony.
  252. In 1545, he refurbished Kyushozan-jo Castle (later Tottori-jo Castle), but this substantial fortress triggered the master's fear of treachery, thus resulting in the premeditated murder of Kuninobu.
  253. In 1545, he was invited to be a jito by Negoro-ji to Kaizuka City which was an autonomy of follower group of Jodo Shinshu (the True Pure Land Sect of Buddhism) and revived the original temple.
  254. In 1545, their foul relationship was getting more serious, and Taketo SAGARA left the Ouchi clan by fear of Takafusa SUE.
  255. In 1546 Sadamichi INABA was born as the second son of Yoshimichi (Ittetsu) INABA.
  256. In 1546 Takamasa was victorious against Masanaga MIYOSHI in the Battle of Shari-ji temple (Settsu Province) thanks to reinforcements from his father.
  257. In 1546 he celebrated his attainment of manhood at Furuwatari-jo Castle and identified himself as ODA Kazusa no suke (Assistant Governor of Kazusa Province) Nobunaga.
  258. In 1546 he was assigned to Gon Dainagon.
  259. In 1546 this temple was designated as a place for prayer by the Emperor Gonara.
  260. In 1546, Yoshiharu fought Harumoto (in the Battle of Eguchi), lost and escaped to Omi Sakamoto, during which time he gave the shogunship to his son and heir to the throne, Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA, and helped the still juvenile shogun as his guardian.
  261. In 1546, he went to Kyoto again, returned to secular life and applied himself solely to medical practice.
  262. In 1546, the 13th shogun Yoshifuji ASHIKAGA (the future Yoshiteru) gave one of the kanji in his name to him and he renamed himself as Fujitaka.
  263. In 1546, the Go-Hojo clan was victorious in the Battle of Kawagoejo and thus became the dominant power.
  264. In 1547 he captured Tahara-jo Castle in Mikawa Province.
  265. In 1547 he plotted the take over the family of his wife Myokyu, the Kikkawa family.
  266. In 1547 he was conferred the Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade) and Suo no suke (Assistant Governor of Suo Province) at the age of three.
  267. In 1547 he was ordered a second visit to Ming and left Naru Island of the Goto Islands the same as the first visit, leading about 630 people on the four ships as seishi on June 17, 1547.
  268. In 1547, Nagayoshi MIYOSHI seceded from Harumoto HOSOKAWA and joined Ujitsuna's side.
  269. In 1547, ODAI no kata (known as Dentsuin at that time) was remarried to Toshikatsu HISAMATSU.
  270. In 1547, Odai remarried Toshikatsu HISAMATSU, the lord of Agoya-jo Castle (Agui-machi) in Chita-gun according to the wish of Nobumoto.
  271. In 1547, Shigekatsu was born as a son of Shigetoshi YAMAGUCHI.
  272. In 1547, he assumed the position of Naidaijin (Minister of the Center), Udaijin (Minister of the Right) in 1553, then Kanpaku Sadaijin in 1554.
  273. In 1547, he attacked Kiyoshige KASAHARA in Shiga-jo Castle.
  274. In 1547, he was awarded Juichii (Junior first Rank).
  275. In 1547, routing Norimasa UESUGI, Kanto Kanrei (the shogunal deputy for the Kanto region), who maintained his influence in the region to some extent, in Otaihara and taking Shiga-jo Castle of the Kasahara clan (located in Saku City), the Takeda clan became to confront the Murakami clan.
  276. In 1547, the trade was restarted under the Treaty of Tenbun, but the Pusanpo port was the only permitted entrance port for Japanese ships, and this led to the latter-day wakan.
  277. In 1547, when Yoshitaka OUCHI attacked the Kannabe-jo Castle in Bingo Province, Takakage joined Yoshitaka's army and fought his uijin (first battle).
  278. In 1548 after he made peace with Dosan SAITO, daimyo of the Mino Province during the Sengoku period, who was fighting with his father Nobuhide, he got married with the daughter of Dosan, Nohime, for political reasons.
  279. In 1548 he was promoted to Shonii (Senior Second Rank) and resigned Gon Dainagon.
  280. In 1548, Masaharu received the conferment of Jusanmi (Junior Third Rank) and appointment to Saemon no kami (Captain of the Left Division of Middle Palace Guards).
  281. In 1548, Nagayoshi MIYOSHI ousted Harumoto HOSOKAWA and Yoshiharu ASHIKAGA.
  282. In 1548, Nagayoshi reconciled with Naganori YUSA and welcomed his daughter as his lawful wife, and at the same time, backed up Ujitsuna HOSOKAWA and disobeyed Harumoto.
  283. In 1548, Tadamoto was born as the second son of Fusamichi ICHIJO of Kanpaku.
  284. In 1548, at 16 years of age, Frois entered the Society of Jesus.
  285. In 1548, he attained Jusanmi (Junior Third Rank) and became a member of the Imperial Court.
  286. In 1548, he defected to the side of Ujitsuna HOSOKAWA, who opposed Harumoto HOSOKAWA, and ousted Harumoto and shogun Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA to Omi Province in 1549, then he subdued Masanaga MIYOSHI, who was a rival but also from the same clan (the Battle of Eguchi).
  287. In 1548, his father Yoshiharu was reconciled with Harumoto HOSOKAWA and returned to Kyoto.
  288. In 1548, however, Nagayoshi went over to Ujitsuna's side and Harumoto suddenly came to be in a disadvantageous position, and in 1549, he fled to the Omi Province with Yoshiharu ASHIKAGA and Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA after he was defeated by Nagayoshi at the Battle of Eguchi.
  289. In 1548, the lord of Inuyama-jo Castle Nobukiyo ODA (a younger brother of Nobuyasu and nephew of Nobuhide) and the load of Gakuden-jo Castle Tosada ODA raised a a rebellion, but Nobuhide put it down and subordinated them.
  290. In 1549 Nagayoshi expelled Harumoto HOSOKAWA and Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA to conquer Kyoto.
  291. In 1549 he attacked Ansho-jo Castle and captured Nobuhiro ODA (half brother of Nobunaga ODA) and returned Takechiyo MATSUDAIRA, a hostage of the Oda clan, back to the Imagawa clan side.
  292. In 1549 he was given "Sanjurokunin-shu" (Collected Poems of Thirty-six Poets) by Emperor Gonara.
  293. In 1549, Christian missionaries, notably St. Francis Xavier, arrived from Europe and began spreading Christianity as well.
  294. In 1549, Harumoto and Nagayoshi fought against each other at the Battle of Eguchi and Nagayoshi won and Masanaga died.
  295. In 1549, Koretoyo offered 10,000 hiki (110,000,000 yen) as charges for repairing the Imperial Palace and was appointed to the Junior Second Rank by the Emperor Gonara.
  296. In 1549, Masaharu was appointed as Sangi (councilor), Saemon no kami as well as Tanba no kuni no kami (governor of Tanba Province).
  297. In 1549, Nagayoshi started to take revenge for his father's death.
  298. In 1549, Seijun went on a pilgrimage to various districts and successfully solicited funds for rebuilding of Uji-bashi Bridge (Ise City) over the Isuzu-gawa River.
  299. In 1549, he dedicated 10,000 hiki (110,000,000 yen) as charges for repairing the Imperial Palace to the Imperial Court and he was conferred Junii (Junior Second Rank) by the Emperor Gonara.
  300. In 1549, he fought with Nagayoshi MIYOSHI in Settsu Province.
  301. In 1549, he was born as the second son of Nobushige TAKEDA, who was the real younger brother of Shingen TAKEDA, the lord of Kai province.
  302. In 1549, his father committed suicide and Kanesada succeeded his father as the head of the family at the age of seven.
  303. In 1550, Nisshin merged Jogyoin Temple (Kyoto Prefecture) with Juhon-ji Temple (Kyoto Prefecture) and renamed it Yoho-ji Temple (Kyoto Prefecture).
  304. In 1550, Tamenobu was born into the Kuji family of Iwateshu (people of Iwate).
  305. In 1550, Yoshiharu died in exile at Sakamoto.
  306. In 1550, Yoshitaka conspired with Motonari to support the pro-Kagetaka faction lead by Kageoki NOMI, held Shigehira in custody under suspicion of naitsu (engage in secret communication) with the Amago clan, and forced him to retire and enter into priesthood.
  307. In 1550, following Okitsune's retirement, he had him and his family murdered to eradicate a future threat.
  308. In 1550, two years later in the old lunar calender, Shogun Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA recognized the social status of Kagatora as lord of Echigo Province, as Sadazane died with no successors.
  309. In 1550, when he was 13 years old, he went through the Genpuku (Coming of Age) Ceremony and took the name Yoshinobu, receiving the 'Yoshi' as henki (where an emperor, shogun, or daimyo gave one character from their name to a subordinate or those who went through genpuku) from the Thirteenth Muromachi Shogun, Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA.
  310. In 1550, when he was a senior vassal of the Shiomatsu Ishibashi clan, he took over the reins of his lord, Hisayoshi ISHIBASHI by confining him in Ninomaru (outer citadel) of Shiomatsu-jo Castle.
  311. In 1551 Yoshitaka OUCHI, the great daimyo of Suo and Nagato Provinces was murdered by his retainer Harukata SUE who rose in revolt.
  312. In 1551 he succeeded the head of the family after his father's sudden death, but faced a succession dispute with his younger brother Nobuyuki (Nobukatsu) ODA.
  313. In 1551 his father Nobuhide died and he succeeded the head of the family.
  314. In 1551 when Harukata raised a rebellion, Takatoyo ran away with Yoshitaka.
  315. In 1551, Dosan SAITO drove his lord the Protector Yorinari TOKI into exile and he himself became lord of Mino Province.
  316. In 1551, Inuchiyo started to serve Nobunaga as a page.
  317. In 1551, Yoshitaka OUCHI committed suicide at Tainei-ji Temple after he fled from Yamaguchi to the temple, surrounded by an army led by his retainer Harukata SUE who attempted to overthrow him.
  318. In 1551, Yoshitaka OUCHI was caught in a rebellion by Takafusa SUE, a senior vassal of the Budan-ha, and committed suicide (the revolt of Dainei-ji Temple).
  319. In 1551, however, he was assaulted and killed by the force of Takafusa SUE, who rebelled against his master Yoshitaka (Daineiji no hen (the revolt of Daineiji)).
  320. In 1551, however, the Omiya family was attacked and destroyed by Takafusa SUE, who raised an army in rebellion against Yoshitaka OUCHI (an event known as the Taineiji Incident).
  321. In 1551, the site was once again ravaged by fire when it became embroiled in a dispute between the Kanrei (Shogun's Deputy) Hosokawa family and Miyoshi family.
  322. In 1551, with his father, Yoshitoyo who was Shosanmi (Senior Third Rank) Hisangi (advisor at large) stayed in Yamaguchi which was the home ground of Yoshitaka OUCHI, Daimyo in the Sengoku period in the Suo Province, and got involved in the rebellion of Harukata SUE.
  323. In 1552 upon the death of his father he became head of the Rokkaku family,
  324. In 1552, Masaharu was conferred Shosanmi (Senior Third Rank).
  325. In 1552, Nagayoshi MIYOSHI made peace with Yoshifuji ASHIKAGA (Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA).
  326. In 1552, Nagayoshi reconciled with Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA and welcomed Yoshiteru to Kyoto, and at the same time, he made Ujitsuna HOSOKAWA as kanrei (shogunal deputy).
  327. In 1552, Ujitsuna went to the capital with Nagayoshi and was appointed to Kanrei.
  328. In 1552, Yoshiteru was reconciled with Nagayoshi (Chokei) and was able to return to Kyoto under the condition that he appoint Ujitsuna the position of Kanrei.
  329. In 1552, defeated by Ujiyasu HOJO, Norimasa UESUGI, Kanto Kanrei, fled to Echigo Province, and proposed that he would hand over the head post of the Uesugi family and the Kanto Kanrei post to Kagetora.
  330. In 1552, demanding the same privileges as 'Shojitsubo,' 'Gyokusenbo,' a long-established doso similar to 'Shojitsubo,' filed a lawsuit only to lose.
  331. In 1552, he left Kyoto and moved to Suruga Province.
  332. In 1552, he was promoted to Junior 5th Rank, Lower Grade, and Hyobu Dayu, and later he became the head of the Hosokawa family due to the death of his stepfather Mototsune in 1554.
  333. In 1552, in a political marriage that was part of his father's plan to strengthen ties with Yoshimoto IMAGAWA, he married Imagawa's daughter.
  334. In 1552, the Hojo clan subdued Kogagosho (residence of Koga-kubo) and gained control of the Koga-kubo.
  335. In 1553 he established 21 articles of Imagawa Kana Mokuroku Tsuika (expanding on the Imagawa family rules), which is bunkokuho (the law individual sengoku-daimyo enforced in their own domain) of the Imagawa territory.
  336. In 1553 he received one character from the name of the 13th shogun of the Muromachi bakufu Yoshifuji ASHIKAGA and took on the new name Yoshinaga.
  337. In 1553, He was born as the first son of Hideshige HORI in Mino Province.
  338. In 1553, Kagetora NAGAO (Kenshin UESUGI) was reconciled with Hongwan-ji Temple in order to maintain a route to Kyoto.
  339. In 1553, Masahide HIRATE who was the tutor of Nobunaga committed suicide.
  340. In 1553, Motokiyo HATANO, the lord of Yakami-jo Castle, invaded the Naito domain, and Kunisada NAITO was killed in action during the battle of Honme village.
  341. In 1553, Nagazane was born the son of Katsunaga IROBE, the senior vassal of the Echigo Nagao clan (Uesugi clan).
  342. In 1553, along with Ouchi's retainer Fusahide ERA, he managed to repel the forces of Haruhisa AMAGO who had attempted to invade Aki.
  343. In 1553, he was appointed as Jugoi (Junior Fifth Rank), Kuraryo (Bureau of Palace Storehouses.)
  344. In 1553, when Yoshiteru and Nagayoshi MIYOSHI fought a battle, Yoshihide got injured; since then Yoshikata ROKKAKU took a part of Jindai (one of roles as a deputy of a load) instead of Yoshihide, who was in poor health.
  345. In 1554 he died at the young age of 39, and his eldest son Kennyo succeeded him at the age of 12.
  346. In 1554 he made efforts for Suruga Province to form a tripartite alliance with the Takeda clan of Kai Province and the Gohojo clan of Sagami Province.
  347. In 1554, Harunobu formed an alliance with the Gohojo clan and with the Imagawa clan, to make the rear side of his territory safer (an alliance among three provinces of Kai, Sagami and Suruga).
  348. In 1554, Kunihisa AMAGO and Sanehisa AMAGO, both of whom belonged to the Shinguto faction of the Amago clan, were murdered by Haruhisa AMAGO.
  349. In 1554, Sokyu donated 170 kan (a unit of currency) to Daisenin which was a tatchu (branch temple) of Daitoku-ji Temple.
  350. In 1554, Toshimasa (Dosan) passed on his family estate to his son, Yoshitatsu SAITO, shaved his head at Jozai-ji Temple to enter Buddhist priesthood, named himself Dosan and went into retirement at Sagiyama-jo Castle.
  351. In 1554, Yoshiteru got rifles and a secret recipe for making gunpowder called "Teppokusurikata narabini chogo shidai" from the Otomo clan, and in 1560, he allowed Gaspar Vilela to preach Christianity, and these facts illustrate that he had a great interest in new things.
  352. In 1554, he became Udaijin.
  353. In 1554, he married Ujiyasu HOJO's eldest daughter, Hayakawadono, and he contributed to the establishment of Tripartite Alliance of Ko-So-Sun.
  354. In 1554, the daughter of Yoshimoto IMAGAWA married his legitimate son, Yoshinobu as his lawful wife to enhance the Kosun Alliance (an alliance between the Takeda clan in Kai Province and the Imagawa clan in Suruga Province).
  355. In 1554, the husband of Yoshitaka's elder sister, Masayori YOSHIMI openly led a rebellion and raised the army against Harukata.
  356. In 1554, when the father of Ujimasa, Ujiyasu, established an alliance Ko So Sun Sangoku Domei (tripartite of Kai-Sagami-Suruga alliance) with Shingen TAKEDA and Yoshimoto IMAGAWA, Ujimasa took a daughter of Shingen TAKEDA, Obai-in, for his lawful wife.
  357. In 1555 he died at Chokei-ji Temple in Suruga Province.
  358. In 1555, Harukata SUE, in the face of a surprise attack by Motonari MORI, committed suicide and passed away (the Battle of Itsukushima).
  359. In 1555, Kakuju KURITA at Zenko-ji Temple in Shinano Province changed his position to the Takeda side.
  360. In 1555, he passed away.
  361. In 1555, he succeeded the position of the third chief priest of Choho-ji Temple in Kyoto.
  362. In 1555, he was born in Kyoto as the second son of Ryusa KONISHI who was a merchant dealing mainly with medicines in Sakai City.
  363. In 1555, he was conferred Juichii (Junior First Rank), and at the age of 49 he entered into priesthood and adopted the posthumous Buddhist name Gyoku (later changed to Eku).
  364. In 1555, this temple was built for the first time in Sakamoto, Omi Province (Otsu City), by 玉誉清玉, but later on Nobunaga ODA became a believer of the religion, and the temple was moved to Kamigyo Imadegawa-dori Street and Omiya-dori Street.
  365. In 1556 he called for the reopening of the tally trade between Japan and the Ming dynasty and sent envoys to the Ming dynasty, but they refused to accept him as the rightful head of the Ouchi clan.
  366. In 1556 it concluded a peace treaty with the Asakura clan.
  367. In 1556, Cheng Shun-kung came over to Japan through ryukyu and entered Bungo Province, where he was arrested by the Otomo clan, the ruler of the province in those days, and confined in Ryuho-an of Kaizo-ji Temple, Usuki City.
  368. In 1556, Motonari MORI started to invade into the territory of Ouchi family.
  369. In 1556, Toyokuni YAMANA relocated Sanyu-in Temple to the grounds of Myoshin-ji Temple, changing its name to the current Torin-in Temple.
  370. In 1556, Yamabuki Castle, which supported the Ouchi clan, was assailed by a host of 25,000 men led by Haruhisa AMAGO who had quickly withdrew his forces from Bizen and by Nagataka OGASAWARA who had joined forces with Amago.
  371. In 1556, he visited Jukei-ni who was his aunt-in-law and Yoshimoto IMAGAWA and Yoshimoto's mother in Suruga Province to ensure their donations.
  372. In 1556, in the Battle of Inou which was the strife over authority of the Oda family fought between Nobunaga and his younger brother Nobukatsu ODA, although Toshiie was shot under the right eye with an arrow by the head of the enemy's pages named Kanbei MIYAI, he made a great achievement by killing this shooter.
  373. In 1557 when Portugal acquired Macau and was recognized as a formal trade partner with China, Portugal began to control its trade with Japan and recognized the most successful bidder the trade with Japan.
  374. In 1557 when Portugal acquired the right of using Macao, goods in Japan, in China and in Portugal were traded with Macao as the trading center.
  375. In 1557, Gonaisho (official document) was issued concerning the reconciliation between Kai and Echigo by Shogun Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA.
  376. In 1557, Masaharu was conferred Junii (Junior Second Rank) that was followed by an appointment to Gon Chunagon (a provisional vice-councilor of state) in 1559.
  377. In 1557, Motonari defeated Yoshinaga OUCHI, who was the puppet of Harukata SUE, and obtained the most of the former territories of the Ouchi clan.
  378. In 1557, Motonari exploited the Ouchi clan's infighting as an opportunity.
  379. In 1557, Nobunari plotted for a rebellion again by communicating secretly to Nobuyasu ODA of Iwakura-jo Castle (Owari Province) and tried to embezzle Shinogi and Sango.
  380. In 1557, Yoshinaga OUCHI committed suicide.
  381. In 1557, after Fujiuji's attempt to raise an army in order to take back Koga-jo Castle was failed, Haruuji was confined and Fujiuji was expeled.
  382. In 1557, he transferred to Sadaijin.
  383. In 1557, he was appointed Gon Dainagon (provisional chief councilor of state).
  384. In 1557, his elder brother, Iekiyo died because of a wound from a battle with Nagayori MATSUNAGA, and Naomasa led the Akai family by acting as guardian for his young nephew, Tadaie AKAI while Naomasa himself lived in Kuroi Castle.
  385. In 1558 temple representatives received permission to rebuild the temple on its old site.
  386. In 1558, Harunobu led his forces to the northern Shinano area, ignoring the peace treaty.
  387. In 1558, Kanesada married a daughter of Toyotsuna UTSUNOMIYA of Iyo Province.
  388. In 1558, Tadamoto celebrated his attainment of manhood and got the rank of Shogoinoge (Senior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade), then in 1560, he was promoted to Jusanmi (Junior Third Rank).
  389. In 1558, Yoshiteru was reconciled with Nagayoshi (Chokei) and returned to Kyoto.
  390. In 1558, he also served as a messenger to celebrate Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA's return to Kyoto.
  391. In 1558, he also took part in the Battle of Ukino which was a conflict with Nobukata ODA, a son of Nobuyasu ODA (the Iwakura ODA clan), Shugodai (Deputy military governor) and Lord of Iwakura-jo Castle, who had governed Owari Kami Yongun (Upper four counties of Owari), and rendered a remarkable achievement.
  392. In 1558, he and Motoharu KIKKAWA attacked Kawamoto-Nukuyu Castle, where Nagataka OGASAWARA had taken refuge, in order to recapture the Iwami silver mine.
  393. In 1558, he attacked Suzuki Hyuga no kami, the lord of Terabe-jo Castle, who had gone over to the Oda clan side, together with Shigeyoshi MATSUDAIRA and others.
  394. In 1558, he inherited the role of head of the clan with the retirement of his father.
  395. In 1558, he resigned Sakone no daisho.
  396. In 1558, he was appointed Ukone no daisho (Major Captain of the Right Division of Inner Palace Guards).
  397. In 1558, he was born as the third son of Nobunaga ODA.
  398. In 1558, when Shogun Yoshiteru and Nagayoshi MIYOSHI reached a settlement, Kyoto became stable again.
  399. In 1558, when the Suzuki clan in Terabe turned against the Imagawa clan, Motoyasu MATSUDAIRA (later Ieyasu TOKUGAWA), who was subordinated to the Imagawa clan, went out as his first battle to attack Terabe.
  400. In 1559 Hisahide moved to Shigisan-jo Castle in Yamato Province where he settled.
  401. In 1559 Yoshitaka retired and became a monk, going by the name Joutei. His eldest son Yoshiji inherited the role of family head.
  402. In 1559, Kagetora made the second visit to Kyoto to get approval of assuming the Kanto Kanrei post.
  403. In 1559, Kennyo was ordained as Monzeki, a temple in which resided a member of the nobility or the Imperial Family.
  404. In 1559, Takamasa HATAKEYAMA asked for Nagayoshi MIYOSHI's support to compete with Munefusa YASUMI who had support from powerful local lords.
  405. In 1559, Ujiyasu retired and transferred the reigns of the family to Ujimasa, and Ujimasa became the fourth family head of the Hojo clan.
  406. In 1559, Yoritsuna was handed the reins of the Anegakoji family by his father, starting to serve as provincial governor.
  407. In 1559, he attacked Sawayama-jo Castle that Hisamasa AZAI belonged to.
  408. In 1559, he passed away.
  409. In 1559, owing to the mediation through Hisahide, Masatora was granted Chokumen (pardon by Emperor's order) from Emperor Ogimachi to formally use the name of the Kusunoki clan, and he renamed himself from Choan KUSUNOKI to Masatora KUSUNOKI.
  410. In 1559, when Kagetora NAGAO (later Kenshin UESUGI) of Echigo Province went to Kyoto, he became close to Sakihisa and they made a pact by exchanging vows written in blood.
  411. In 1560 Hisamasa AZAI's heir Nagamasa AZAI launched a rebellion against the Rokkaku family.
  412. In 1560 Nagamasa (Shinkuro) led an army aged only 15 and fought admirably against the Rokkaku army in the Battle of Norada.
  413. In 1560 he defeated Kofuku-ji Temple and unified Yamato Province.
  414. In 1560 he defeated Yoshimoto IMAGAWA who had an extremely larger military force than Nobunaga at the Battle of Okehazama, which made his name famous all over the country.
  415. In 1560, Takamasa HATAKEYAMA and Munefusa YASUMI were reconciled, but it gave Nagayoshi MIYOSHI an excuse to attack the Hatakeyama clan.
  416. In 1560, Takamoto MORI, the first son of Motonari and the family head of the Mori clan, was appointed to the Aki shugo (provincial constables of Aki Province).
  417. In 1560, Yosikata intended to defeat Azai clan heading a battalion but was defeated by Nagamasa AZAI at the Battle of Norada.
  418. In 1560, after sending his wife of the forced marriage back to her family, Shinkuro challenged the decisive battle against the Rokkaku clan, leading his hard-line retainers, and won an overwhelming victory over Yoshikata in the Battle at Norada.
  419. In 1560, he joined the military expedition to Owari Province with Yoshimoto IMAGAWA and the party led by Munenobu was deployed near the main unit.
  420. In 1560, he left the capital for Echigo Province following through on his promise with Kagetora NAGAO (also known as Kenshin UESUGI), and also accompanied Kagetora's dispatch troops to Kanto region in the following year.
  421. In 1560, he was assigned to the post of Kazusanosuke.
  422. In 1560, he was awarded Jusanmi (Junior Third Rank) at the age of eight.
  423. In 1560, he was conferred Shonii (Senior Second Rank), but soon thereafter punished by Imperial ordinance, and demoted to Junii (Junior Second Rank) in 1565 and, furthermore, dismissed in 1568.
  424. In 1561 Haruno HOSOKAWA (Harumoto HOSOKAWA`s second son), Yoshikata ROKKAKU advanced together on Kyoto and succeeded in temporarily banishing Nagayoshi MIYOSHI from Kyoto.
  425. In 1561 Ujizane ordered his vassal Shizuzane OHARA, who was jodai (vassal who manages the castle while the lord is not in the castle) of Yoshida-jo Castle (Mikawa Province), to kill the hostage from the Matsudaira (Tokugawa) side at the entrance of Ryunen-ji Temple located under the castle.
  426. In 1561 he began to identify himself with the Minamoto clan instead of the Fujiwara clan, of whom he used to claim to be a member.
  427. In 1561 he married with Kodai-in, who was an adopted daughter of Nagakatsu ASANO (Yasuko TABATA 'Kitanomandokoro One,' Minerva Shobo, 2007, ISBN 978-4623049547.p11).
  428. In 1561, Kenshin UESUGI of Echigo Province rallied other daimyo of the Kanto and southern Mutsu regions and besieged Odawara-jo Castle by the huge army.
  429. In 1561, Masanori FUKUSHIMA was born as the eldest son of Masanobu FUKUSHIMA in present-day Miwa-cho, Ama County, Aichi Prefecture.
  430. In 1561, Norimasa passed on the name of Yamanouchi-Uesugi and the position of Kanto Kanrei to Kagetora NAGAO (later Kenshin UESUGI) of the Echigo Nagai clan, and Norimasa moved to Kasuga-yama Mountain.
  431. In 1561, Yoshikane plotted to subdue Nobunaga by gaining Yoshiaki KIRA and Ishibashidono, one family of the Shiba clan and a grand person in Bakufu, as his ally; however, he was expelled since the plot was disclosed before something happened.
  432. In 1561, he changed his name to Sakihisa.
  433. In 1561, he resigned from the post of Saemon no kami.
  434. In 1562 Sadataka's downfall culminated by losing his position, and when Sadataka finally raised an army in Mt. Funaoka ('Funaokayama') in Kyoto, Nagayoshi ordered Hisahide MATSUNAGA to hunt down and kill Sadataka, thus resulting in the death of Sadataka and his son Sadayoshi in battle.
  435. In 1562 he moved to Tamonyama-jo Castle, which he had constructed.
  436. In 1562, Motonobu, posing as Motoyasu, went to Kiyosu Castle to arrange an alliance with Nobunaga ODA.
  437. In 1562, Motoyasu MATSUDAIRA (name changed to Ieyasu TOKUGAWA the following year) of Nishi (West) Mikawa formed Kiyosu Alliance with Nobunaga ODA, and he made his position clear to become independent from being a subsidiary of the Imagawa clan.
  438. In 1562, Yoshikata (Shotei) ROKKAKU proposed a military alliance to launch a pincer attack on Nagayoshi MIYOSHI.
  439. In 1562, at the front in Kanto region, Terutora destroyed the Akai clan, lord of Kozuke Tatebayashi-jo Castle.
  440. In 1562, during the battle of Kyoko-ji Temple, Munesada, as one of the powerful local lords of Tanba Province, followed Munekatsu NAITO in aligning himself with Chokei MIYOSHI's faction.
  441. In 1562, he made his senior vassal, Yasutomo ASAHINA, kill Naochika II as a punishment because Naochika was suspected of plotting an insurrection.
  442. In 1562, he put his colleague to the sword and ran away, but after Mikawa Ikko Ikki (an uprising of Ikko sect followers in Mikawa Province) broke out, he was allowed to return to the service and helped suppressing the uprising.
  443. In 1562, he severed relations with Ujizane IMAGAWA who had succeeded Yoshimoto, and made an alliance with Nobunaga (called the Kiyosu alliance).
  444. In 1562, he started advancing into Izumo (The Second Battle of Gassan Toda Castle).
  445. In 1562, the year after Naomasa was born, his father Naochika II was killed by Ujizane IMAGAWA on suspicion of rebellion.
  446. In 1563 he entered the Buddhist priesthood and was named Soncho.
  447. In 1563, Harumitsu ISHIKAWA, the twenty-fifth head of the family, adopted Kojiro (later, he was renamed Akimitsu ISHIKAWA), the fourth son of Harumune DATE and handed over the head of the family to him and retired.
  448. In 1563, Hongwan-ji Temple's lay follower groups of Mikawa Province (Aichi Prefecture) fought against Ieyasu TOKUGAWA, but a year later they made peace.
  449. In 1563, Katatoyo GOTO, a senior vassal who was winning a particularly good reputation within the Rokkaku clan, was killed with his son at Kannon-ji Temple (Kannonji family feud).
  450. In 1563, Katatoyo GOTO, the head of the vassals of the Rokkaku clan, was assassinated.
  451. In 1563, at the age of 31, Frois landed at Yokose-ura (a port what is now northern Saikai City, Nagasaki Prefecture) and started his long-sought missionary work in Japan.
  452. In 1563, he moved into Umayabashi-jo Castle with his father Takahiro and helped Kenshin UESUGI manage politics and military affairs in Kanto area.
  453. In 1563, he was commissioned as lord of Umayabashijo Castle in Kozuke Province and was entrusted with political and military matters in the Kanto district.
  454. In 1563, however, Motonari took Shiraga Castle, one of the clan's branch castles.
  455. In 1563, in the event of Kannonji family feud occurred within the Rokkaku clan, he hid lord Yoshiharu ROKKAKU following Takaharu GOTO and he made efforts to mediate a settlement and handled the situation.
  456. In 1563, in what is known as "Kannonji family feud," Yoshiji, now the head of the family, brutally murdered the popular and powerful vassal Katatoyo GOTO in Kannonji Castle.
  457. In 1563, she was born as the third daughter of Mitsuhide AKECHI and his wife, Hiroko AKECHI (she is also considered to have been the fourth daughter,
  458. In 1563, the former family head Nagamasa IKEDA died, then Katsumasa took over his father's position as the heir of the Ikeda family in Settu Province (He was not a son of Nagamasa but because he was talented both in literary and military arts, he was elected as the heir of the Ikeda family).
  459. In 1563, the heir of Nagayoshi, Yoshioki MIYOSHI, died early for his age and so he was adopted to Nagayoshi and changed his family name to Miyoshi.
  460. In 1563, when Motochika was 25, she married and went to Tosa.
  461. In 1563, when Takamoto suddenly died and Terumoto MORI, who was his nephew, took over as head of the family, Takakage and Motoharu supported young Terumoto.
  462. In 1564 Nobunaga ODA saw Ukai at the Nagara-gawa River and gave the name of ujo (a cormorant master) to each Ukai and treated them the same as takajo (a falconer) and gave 10 bales of rice as stipend for each house.
  463. In 1564, Nagayoshi MIYOSHI passed away.
  464. In 1564, Nagayoshi himself died, yet another omen to the decline of the Miyoshi clan.
  465. In 1564, Nobunaga ODA saw Nagara-gawa ukai and gave the title of usho as well as ten bales (traditional unit for rice, which is 60 kilograms) of stipend to each ukai fishermen, which was the same treatment with takajo (a hawker).
  466. In 1564, Nobunaga ODA saw the ukai conducted in Nagara-gawa river and gave a title of "ujo" to the persons engaged in ukai fishing.
  467. In 1564, Tadatsugu achieved distinguished war services by completing the exclusion of the Imagawa Clan from Mikawa Province and attacking Yoshida Castle (in Mikawa Province) (Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture) and was immediately selected as the lord of Yoshida Castle.
  468. In 1564, Ujimasa won the Second Konodai Battle by attacking the Satomi army from behind in coordination with Tsunashige HOJO, although Ujimasa struggled and suffered a setback in the beginning of the battle against Yoshihiro SATOMI.
  469. In 1564, he divorced and married a daughter of Yoshishige OTOMO (Sorin) and allied with the Otomo clan.
  470. In 1564, he obliterated the army headed by Moriuji ASHINA which invaded Echigo Province under an alliance with Shingen.
  471. In 1564, he succeeded in having the Sano clan in Shimotsuke Province to surrender several times.
  472. In 1564, he was invited by Ieyasu TOKUGAWA to serve as his vassal, and in 1565 he had his first fight, the Battle of Anegawa, and after that he participated in many of Ieyasu's battles and achieved military exploits, and was praised by Ieyasu as a busho distinguished in military arts.
  473. In 1564, when he was 13, he joined Shoraku-ji Temple of Shingon sect and trained there.
  474. In 1565 Hisahide attacked and killed the Shogun Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA to control the shogunal government (Eiroku Incident).
  475. In 1565 he studied under Luis FROIS and became a Christian.
  476. In 1565, Shingen and Nobunaga were allied through the marriage of the daughter of Naokado TOYAMA (the niece of Nobunaga as the adopted daughter of Nobunaga), with a kokujin ryoshu (local samurai lord) of Higashi Mino Province, into Katsuyori TAKEDA.
  477. In 1565, Shogun Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA was assassinated by Hisahide MATSUNAGA and others.
  478. In 1565, Shogun Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA was killed by Hisahide MATSUNAGA and three retainers of the Miyoshi clan who, fearing being charged with the Shogun's murder, turned to Sakihisa.
  479. In 1565, Yoshida-jo Castle (Mikawa Province), which was the base in Higashi (East) Mikawa, was fallen and Imagawa clan's forces were expelled from Mikawa.
  480. In 1565, Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA was assassinated by Miyoshi sanninshu (three chief retainers of the Miyoshi clan).
  481. In 1565, Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA was killed by Hisahide MATSUNAGA in the Eiroku Incident.
  482. In 1565, according to "Gunkan," the vassals of Yoshinobu TAKEDA, his older paternal half-brother and the heir of the Takeda family, were executed for the conspiracy to assassinate Shingen, and Yoshinobu himself was confined (Yoshinobu incident, Yoshinobu died in 1567 in confinement).
  483. In 1565, he succeeded in attacking and overthrowing Nagayori MATSUNAGA (name of Nagayori MATSUNAGA after inheriting Naito clan), who was a desire for revenge for the death of his elder brother taking advantage of the confusion after the death of Chokei MIYOSHI.
  484. In 1565, he was awarded Kaneyama-jo Castle in Mino province; during Nobunaga's advance on Kyoto, he and Katsuie SHIBATA served as leaders of Nobunaga's vanguard (fighting in the Battle of Shoryuji-jo Castle, among others), and so after Nobunaga's successful march on Kyoto he was given Usayama-jo Castle in Omi province.
  485. In 1565, he was born as a son of Haruyoshi NIJO.
  486. In 1565, he was given the title of Gon Dainagon (a provisional chief councilor of state), and in 1573, he rose to the rank of Shonii (Senior Second Rank).
  487. In 1565, her husband Sadakatsu killed himself when Iechika MIMURA defeated him.
  488. In 1565, however, when Hisahide MATSUNAGA and miyoshi sanninshu (three chief retainers of the Miyoshi clan) attacked Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA at Nijo-gosho Palace, Yoshiteru committed jijin (suicide with one's sword) and Keijuin burned herself to death (Eiroku Incident).
  489. In 1565, miyoshi sanninshu (three chief retainers of the Miyoshi clan) and Hisahide MATSUNAGA killed Shogun Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA in Kyo (Kyoto).
  490. In 1565, the Mitoya clan took part in the attack on the Gassantodajo Castle, which was the main castle of Amago clan, responsile for occupying the Sugaya-guchi entrance together with the Takakage KOBAYAKAWA's army.
  491. In 1565, the thirteenth Ashikaga Shogun, Yoshiteru, was assassinated by Hisahide MATSUNAGA and his allies.
  492. In 1566 Nagamasa AZAI launched an invasion of the Rokkaku fiefdom and it took an enormous effort on the part of the Rokkaku family to hold them back.
  493. In 1566 at the age of 19, he was selected as a Hatamoto sakiteyaku (a direct retainer of the shogun, who led the way) along with other men of his age, such as Yasumasa SAKAKIBARA, Masashige HONDA and Hidetsuna TSUZUKI, and he was given 50 Yoriki (police sergeants).
  494. In 1566 he became antagonistic to the Miyoshi Sanninshu in the struggle for leadership in Kinai.
  495. In 1566 he took many castles in Mino Province by fighting and strategies.
  496. In 1566, Ieyasu obtained the consent of the imperial court to use 'Tokugawa' as his hereditary surname (in actual fact a change of name) and was invested with the imperial court rank of Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade) of Mikawa Province.
  497. In 1566, Miyoshi sanninshu and Hisahide MATSUNAGA had a conflict between them and quarrels in various places in Kinai.
  498. In 1566, Narishige YURA of Kozuke Province, an ally of Kenshin, swore allegiance to Ujimasa.
  499. In 1566, Yoshiwaki was appointed as Jugoi-ge and Samanokami.
  500. In 1566, following Tokatsu TOCHI who was aggrieved by the oppressive Junkei TSUTSUI and went into exile in Imai, Sukeemonnojo Masaharu KAWAI, the fourth head of the family who was an Imanishi clansman and his retainers moved to that location.
  501. In 1566, he appealed to Masamura MIZUNOYA, the senior vassal of Yuki clan, and succeeded in restoring goryosho (the Imperial or shogunate's estate); he recommended the assignment of Masamura to Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade), Ise no kuni Kokushi (the governor of Ise Province) as a token of his appreciation.
  502. In 1566, he succeeded in having the Oda clan in Hitachi Province to surrender again, and attacked Usui-jo Castle which was a foothold of the Chiba clan in Shimousa Province.
  503. In 1566, he was born as the second son of Fujitaka HOSOKAWA.
  504. In 1566, his father went into retirement, and Yoshihisa succeeded him as the 16th head of the Shimazu family.
  505. In 1566, when Motonari MORI fell ill while in command of the attack on Yoshihisa AMAGO at Gassantoda-jo Castle in Izumo Province, he gave him medical treatment, and wrote about it in "Unjin Yawa" (literally, "Night Chats in the Middle of the Cloud Formation").
  506. In 1566, when his older brother Iechika was assassinated by Hidekiyo ENDO, assassin sent by Naoie UKITA, he substituted for his older brother to lead the army, using his wit to prevent it from getting disturbed.
  507. In 1567 Nobunaga finally routed Tatsuoki SAITO to Nagashima-cho, Ise Province (Mie Prefecture) and gained Mino Province.
  508. In 1567 Nobunaga's daughter Tokuhime and Ieyasu's legitimate son Nobuyasu MATSUDAIRA married, and the relationships of the two were further deepened.
  509. In 1567 he fought in Kamishiba with the Miyoshi Sanninshu and their ally, Junkei TSUTSUI, the lord of Tsutsui-jo Castle.
  510. In 1567 he subverted the Saito clan in the Mino Province and went to Kyoto under Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA during the following year.
  511. In 1567 that followed, he dispatched troops to the Iyo Province to support the Kono clan, took control of the Ozu-jo Castle, and compelled Toyotsuna UTSUNOMIYA to surrender.
  512. In 1567 they surrendered to Nobunaga ODA's invasion army.
  513. In 1567, Kagetada HORIE, a vassal, through an uprising of Ikko sect followers plotted to raise a rebellion (the view that it was due to Kageakira ASAKURA's slander is incorrect).
  514. In 1567, Kokujin (local samurai) of the Otomo clan in Buzen and Chikuzen Provinces rose in revolt with secret communication with Motonari MORI and Akitane TAKAHASHI, a senior vassal also joined in but Sorin ordered Dosetsu TACHIBANA and others to calm down this situation.
  515. In 1567, Masamune DATE was born in Dewa Province, at Yonezawa-jo Castle located in today's Yonezawa City.
  516. In 1567, Nobunaga OSA entered Kyoto.
  517. In 1567, Yoshinobu incident occurred, thereby Yoshinobu TAKEDA, the legitimate son of Shingen of the Takeda family was disinherited.
  518. In 1567, Yoshitaka and Yoshihiro SATOMI (a father and son) moved forces with an aim to regain the land of Kazusa Province.
  519. In 1567, after holding secret negotiations with the Nishi Mino Sannin-shu (the Three Elite Retainers of west Mino), namely Morinari ANDO, Ittetsu INABA, and Bokuzen UJIIE, Yoshinari succeeded in convincing them to switch their allegiance to the Oda family.
  520. In 1567, at age 7, she became engaged to Nobutada ODA (11), an heir of Nobunaga ODA.
  521. In 1567, following Nobunaga's order that Toshihisa should give Arako Castle to his biological brother, Toshiie MAEDA, rather than the adopted Toshimasu, Toshihisa retired and Toshiie took over the castle.
  522. In 1567, he was adopted by Tamenori OURA and became a successor of the Oura clan.
  523. In 1567, she married Imperial Prince Sanehito, and named herself Acha no tsubone.
  524. In 1567, she was forced for political reasons to marry Nagamasa ASAI of Omi Province (present Shiga Prefecture) by the order of Nobunaga, her elder brother; the marriage concluded an alliance with the Asai family for the Oda family.
  525. In 1567, the Miyoshi triumvirate (Nagayuki MIYOSHI, Masayasu MIYOSHI and Tomomichi IWANARI) fought against Hisahide MATSUNAGA, and locked themselves together with Junkei TSUTSUI in the Great Buddha Hall of Todai-ji Temple.
  526. In 1567, the heir Nobukatsu was born.
  527. In 1567,his last son Hidekane MORI was born.
  528. In 1568 Nobunaga ODA entered Kyoto to serve Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, and Tomoteru and his son served under Koremasa WADA, who was the lord of Takatsuki-jo Castle.
  529. In 1568 Nobunaga had Tomomori KANBE surrendered and sent his third son Nobutaka ODA to become an adopted son of the Kanbe clan.
  530. In 1568 returning to the capital, Takamasa secured, by order of either Yoshiaki or ODA Nobunaga, the return of his old domain that had been seized by the Miyoshi clan, and worked to bring prosperity to the Hatakeyama clan.
  531. In 1568, Doan started repairing the head of the Great Buddha and finished in 1572.
  532. In 1568, Nobunaga ODA collected a large army of 60,000 soldiers and travelled to Kyoto, and he declared Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, whom the Miyoshi army had failed to grab in Eiroku Incident, as a leader.
  533. In 1568, Nobunaga ODA successfully went to the capital (Kyoto), then Yodo kojo Castle fell in the fire attacked by Nobunaga ODA's army.
  534. In 1568, Nobunaga ODA went to Kyoto.
  535. In 1568, Seigyoku, the chief priest of Amida-ji Temple located on the west bank of the Hori River in Rakuhoku, solicited for contribution, receiving a letter of the emperor's order.
  536. In 1568, Tetutora was assigned to Kanto Kanrei postion by a new shogun, Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA.
  537. In 1568, Ujimasa who was sent away to Totomi Province transferred the last foothold Kakegawa-jo Castle to Ienari ISHIKAWA of the Tokugawa army and went away to Odawara to seek help from the Hojo clan together with the lord of Kakegawa-jo Castle Yasutomo ASAHINA.
  538. In 1568, following when Nobunaga ODA entered Kyoto in support of Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, Fujitaka took back Shoryuji Castle in Yamashiro Province from Tomomichi IWANARI, one of the three major vassals of the Miyoshi clan, and fought various other battles in Yamato and Settsu Provinces.
  539. In 1568, he expanded into Iyo by supporting Toyotsuna UTSUNOMIYA.
  540. In 1568, he fought with Motonari over the dominion of Kitakyushu.
  541. In 1568, he had Katsuhisa AMAGO, a grandson of Kunihisa AMAGO's who was a Buddhist priest in Kyoto, leave the priesthood so that Shikanosuke could install him as the head of the Amago clan as part of his efforts to restore the Amago clan to its former status.
  542. In 1568, he secretly communicated with Tamura clan to banish Hisayoshi and got hold of the Shionomatsu region.
  543. In 1568, he served Nobunaga ODA after the Rokkaku clan went to ruin.
  544. In 1568, he succeeded the family estate after the death of his father Kazunaga and was referred to as kenmotsu (an auditor Nakatsukasa sho, the Ministry of Civil Affairs).
  545. In 1568, he tied up with Shingen TAKEDA who drove Ujizane out of Sunpu.
  546. In 1568, in cooperation with the Mori clan and the Kono clan he fought against Kanesada ICHIJO, Toyotsuna UTSUNOMIYA and the Tsuno clan and won.
  547. In 1568, taking advantage of an internal conflict of Wakasa no kuni Shugo (Provincial Constable of Wakasa Province) who was of the Takeda clan, he placed Motoaki TAKEDA under house arrest in Ichijodani in Echizen Province under the pretense of protecting him, and he also had Wakasa Province under control.
  548. In 1568, the situation of the Sengoku Period was completely changed by the marching into Kyoto by Nobunaga ODA of the Owari Province accompanying Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA.
  549. In 1568, the younger brother of Yoshiteru, Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, entered Kyoto with Nobunaga ODA, who made him the fifteenth Shogun.
  550. In 1568, under orders from Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, Nobunaga ODA began to advance on the capital, but when Nobunaga asked the Rokkaku family to provide a contingent of troops, they refused and fought a battle against Oda's troops.
  551. In 1568, when Nobunaga ODA visited Kyoto to obey Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, Hideharu became Nobunaga's vassal.
  552. In 1568, when Nobunaga ODA went to Kyoto supporting Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, the Ikeda clan resisted ruling by Nobunaga while other local ruling families in Settsu Province capitulated to Nobunaga, but the Ikeda clan finally capitulated due to overwhelming military force of Nobunaga.
  553. In 1568, when Nobunaga ODA went to the capital (Kyoto), he joined the battle as a commander of reinforcement of the Oda clan, and rendered distinguished military service in the attack on Mitsukuri-jo Castle of the Rokkaku clan.
  554. In 1568, when Nobunaga went to the capital (Kyoto), Yoshihide was in cooperation with him and went under the command of Nobunaga.
  555. In 1568, when Yoshishige OTOMO fought a battle with Motonari MORI over the hegemony of Buzen region, Otomo's army was in a state of collapse in the face of attacks by Mori's army.
  556. In 1568, with Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, brother of the former shogun Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA as his lord, Nobunaga successfully banished and subdued Miyoshi and Matsunaga and their administration which had been in power in Kyoto.
  557. In 1568. when Nobunaga ODA went to the capital under Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, the fifteenth shogun and the brother of Yoshiteru, Hisamichi and his father surrendered to Nobunaga and was approved of the Yamato Province.
  558. In 1569, Kenson, the second son of Kennyo of Hongan-ji Temple, joined the priesthood of Kosho-ji Temple and was appointed associated chief priest of Ishiyama Hongan-ji Temple.
  559. In 1569, Kosho-ji Temple, which was founded by Kenson, the second son of Kennyo, was ordained as Waki Monzeki (a subtemple in which resided a member of the nobility or the Imperial Family).
  560. In 1569, Nobunaga ODA issued a letter to secure the privileges of the Yasego, and the establishment of the Edo bakufu in 1603, Emperor Goyozei also issued an order ensuring the privileges of the Yasego would continue.
  561. In 1569, Nobunaga promulgated the 'Denchu on okite' (regulations for the shogunal residence) which consisted of nine articles and later an additional seven articles, in order to regulate the power of Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA as Shogun; Nobunaga forced Yoshiaki to accept these regulations.
  562. In 1569, Shigenari married Sen, a younger sister of Kiyohide NAKAGAWA (the Lord of Ibaraki-jo Castle in Settsu Province).
  563. In 1569, a survivor of the Ouchi clan, Teruhiro OUCHI invaded into Yamaguchi in Suo Province with the support of Yoshishige OTOMO.
  564. In 1569, after he returned to Kyoto, he worked tirelessly on interpreting classical literature, publishing 'Yamashitamizu' (Commentary on the 'Tale of Genji') that was handed down in the Sanjonishi family.
  565. In 1569, at the time of Conspiracy of Honkoku-ji Temple by Miyoshi Sanninshu, he led his army and fought with Yusai HOSOKAWA and Yoshitsugu MIYOSHI against Miyoshi Sanninshu, then he ran into the enemy line on his own and contributed to the victory.
  566. In 1569, for the first time, Frois met the new conqueror Nobunaga ODA, who entered Kyoto at the construction site of Nijo Castle.
  567. In 1569, he became a Buddhist monk with Nikkin, a monk of Chogen-ji Temple in Wakasa Province, with his mentor and in 1571, two years later, he studied under Nichiju, a monk of Honman-ji Temple in Kyoto.
  568. In 1569, he joined the attack on the Uragami clan in Bizen Province.
  569. In 1569, he succeeded Kosho-ji Temple, which was waki-monzeki (subordinating temple to legitimate the temple).
  570. In 1569, the Amago Remnant Corps occupied Chuyama, Izumo Province, located on the coast (Sea of Japan), with the cooperation of Tamekiyo OKI, a powerful family in Oki Province.
  571. In 1569, the Takeda clan conflicted with the Gohojo clan over Suruga Province--Nobukimi ANAYAMA remained at Okitsu-jo Castle after the main unit of the Takeda army retreated to Kai, and provided a foothold when the Takeda clan again invaded Suruga.
  572. In 1569, with the assistance of Moriuji ASHINA, Terutora permitted Shigenaga HONJO to return to the service of his master in exchange, he was to offer his own legitimate son, Akinaga HONJO, as a hostage.
  573. In 1570 Nobunaga broke his oath with Nagamasa not to fight Asakura, advanced along the western shore of Lake Biwa with Ieyasu TOKUGAWA and started to attack the castle of Asakura in Echizen Province.
  574. In 1570 he joined Nobunaga in the conquest of Yoshikage ASAKURA.
  575. In 1570 his father then followed by his older brother, Hirosada AKAMATSU, died young, so he succeeded to the family estate.
  576. In 1570 the Battle of Noda-jo Castle and Fukushima-jo Castle broke out between Nobunaga ODA and Miyoshi Sanninshu (the triumvirate of the Miyoshi clan).
  577. In 1570, Munesada suddenly relinquished his rank and position as lord of Seki-jo Castle and returned to farmer status.
  578. In 1570, Nobunaga ODA presented whale meat to the Imperial court.
  579. In 1570, Nobunaga ODA tried to return home by way of Kutsuki-mura instead of the Koto area ruled by Asai when he was betrayed by Asai during the attack on the Asakura clan.
  580. In 1570, Nobunaga ODA, whose goal was the integration of Japan, ordered Hongwan-ji Temple to withdraw from the moated castle city Ishiyama, a the headquarters of the Jodo Shinshu sect's lay follower groups and a strategic point against western Japan, which led to a war (the Ishiyama War).
  581. In 1570, Nobunaga ordered Kennyo to leave Ishiyama again, but Kennyo firmly refused it.
  582. In 1570, Terutora adopted Saburo HOJO, the seventh son of Ujiyasu (a different opinion exists), he really liked Saburo giving his own original name, Kagetora UESUGI, as well as treating him kindly as one family.
  583. In 1570, Yasushige was affiliated with Nobunaga through the assistance of Iesada, and it seems that he gave Sadamasa for adoption based on the relationship at that time.
  584. In 1570, Yoshitaka attacked Nobunaga's senior vassal Katsuie SHIBATA who was entrenched at Chokoji Castle in South Omi, but was defeated.
  585. In 1570, after his father Nobunaga attacked Kitabatake, Nobukatsu became the adopted heir to Tomofusa KITABATAKE in return for reconciliation, and married a daughter of Tomonori KITABATAKE.
  586. In 1570, he became the 166th Tendai-zasu amid the chaos of the Sengoku period (Japan).
  587. In 1570, he fought in the Battle of Anegawa and distinguished himself in the battle.
  588. In 1570, he moved from Okazaki to Hikimacho in Totomi Province, changed the name of the place to Hamamatsu, and built Hamamatsu-jo Castle as his main castle.
  589. In 1570, he served the battle to defeat Yoshikage ASAKURA of Echizen province.
  590. In 1570, he surrendered to Nobunaga ODA with the head of the family, Tadaie, and he received assurance that he could retain the three districts in his territories.
  591. In 1570, he was promoted to the rank of Jusanmi (Junior Second Rank) and was appointed Gon Dainagon (a provisional chief councilor of state).
  592. In 1570, however, Nagayasu organized Miyoshi's troops in Shikoku along with Nagafusa SHINOHARA and attempted to fight them back again.
  593. In 1570, however, he aroused Terumune's anger when he failed to capture Munetoki NAKANO who escaped.
  594. In 1570, the temple was once burnt down, when Hisahide MATSUNAGA forayed into Toichi County.
  595. In 1570, the year following Yoshiteru's unnatural death, Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, the 15th shogun, broke away from Nobunaga ODA.
  596. In 1571, Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine was destroyed in fire by an attack on Mt. Hiei by Nobunaga ODA.
  597. In 1571, Hiyoshitaisha Shrine was burned down in the Siege of Mt. Hiei headed by Nobunaga ODA.
  598. In 1571, Shingen protected the Tendai-zasu (the head priest of the Tendai sect), Kakujo who was in exile due to Mt. Hiei having been set on fire in 1571.
  599. In 1571, Toyonao followed Suketoyo YAMANA invading Tanba Province, and the Yamagai-jo Castle of the Adachi clan fell to them (the Battle of Kuroijo-Castle).
  600. In 1571, Yusai HOSOKAWA (the adopted son of Mototsune), who was given land at Nishioka in Yamashiro Province by Nobunaga ODA, became its owner, and renovated it into a formidable castle with a double moat.
  601. In 1571, after the death of Ujiyasu HOJO, his successor Ujimasa HOJO broke up the alliance with the Uesugi clan and again reconciled with Shingen TAKEDA, later Terutora was encamped at Tone-gawa River sandwiched between both the armies.
  602. In 1571, after the fire attack against Enryaku-ji Temple on Mt. Hiei, the land of Shiga County, Omi Province was given to Mitsuhide AKECHI, and Sakamoto-jo Castle was built by the order of Nobunaga ODA as a defense against the forces of Kyo (the capital) and Enryaku-ji Temple on Mt. Hiei.
  603. In 1571, he lost his eyesight of the right eye due to smallpox.
  604. In 1571, he moved from Takato-jo Castle to Tsutsujigasaki-yakata (Tsutsujigasaki Mansion) at Shingen's order.
  605. In 1571, he pushed through the fire attack against Enryaku-ji Temple and burnt off Mt. Hiei as a whole.
  606. In 1571, he took part in the first Siege of Nagashima, but he gave up attacking and pulled back due to the adverse state of the war.
  607. In 1571, the Otani Dojo was destroyed at the time of the Ishiyama War.
  608. In 1571, the historical document mentioning 'hansho' (the masu with 'kao' [written seal] of the publisher) appeared for the first time, and thereafter the depiction in the document about the 10 go masu became quite rare, which backs up the previously-mentioned official designation of the masu by Nobunaga.
  609. In 1571, to put down Tomomasa IKEDA who cooperated with Miyoshi Sanninshu (Miyoshi Triumvirate) including Matsunaga, he joined the Battle of Shiraikawara in Settsu Province (at the bank of Ibaraki-gawa River) with the Itami and Ibaraki clans, lost against Murashige ARAKI, a retainer of the Ikeda clan, and died.
  610. In 1571, when Motonari died, the roles of the two in the Mori clan became greater, and they fought in different places against the remnants of the Otomo, Amago, and Ouchi clans.
  611. In 1572 he was born the second son of Naoie UKITA, who was the lord of the Okayama-jo Castle in Bizen Province (Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture).
  612. In 1572 he was posthumously given the rank of the Junior Third.
  613. In 1572, Nobunaga sent an accusatory letter, called Iken 17 kajo (your 17 problems) to Yoshiaki, making their conflict public.
  614. In 1572, he departed for battle to Ecchu Province in compliance with Kenshin UESUGI, but in its aftermath, he inherited the reins of the family because of his father Yoshiyori's death.
  615. In 1572, he fought against Akitaka HATAKEYAMA and Akimoto HOSOKAWA on Oda's side (both were sons-in-law of Nobunaga) around Kawachi Province and Settsu Province, and won the battles.
  616. In 1572, he fought against the Tosa Ichijo clan, but was attacked by Yoshishige OTOMO who was related to the Ichijo clan and suffered a crushing defeat.
  617. In 1572, he inherited the headship of his family due to his father's death.
  618. In 1572, most of the temple building were destroyed by a fire caused by Hisahide MATSUNAGA's army.
  619. In 1572, she gave birth to Hideie UKITA, who ultimately became one of the Council of Five Elders.
  620. In 1572, when Shingen TAKEDA started to conquer westward, the Battle of Mikatagahara broke out against Ieyasu TOKUGAWA.
  621. In 1573 Zenjubo was arrested.
  622. In 1573 the Takeda army invaded Mikawa Province from Totomi Province and captured Noda-jo Castle (Mikawa Province) in March (the Battle of Noda-jo Castle).
  623. In 1573 the temple was burned down by Nobunaga ODA.
  624. In 1573, Nobuhiro, as Nobunaga's representative, made a compromise with Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, who had been in discord with Nobunaga.
  625. In 1573, Nobunaga ODA expelled Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA.
  626. In 1573, Nobunaga attacked Nagashima again but in vain, too.
  627. In 1573, Nobunaga destroyed the Asakura clan and then the Azai clan, and appointed Yoshitsugu MAEBA as Shugodai (deputy military governor) to reign Echizen, where the Asakura clan had had its residential castle.
  628. In 1573, Ogo entered the priesthood on Mt. Koya at the age of 38 and received religious precepts from 政遍 of Hosho-in Temple.
  629. In 1573, Shingen TAKEDA deceased.
  630. In 1573, Sugen-in was born in Odani, Omi Province (Kohoku-cho, Shiga Prefecture) as the third daughter of Nagamasa AZAI.
  631. In 1573, Takamasa`s younger brother Akitaka HATAKEYAMA was killed by Nobuyori, whereupon Takamasa raised an army and marced on Kawachi Province, but he was defeated and was forced to retreat back to Kii Province.
  632. In 1573, Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA on the government side took up arms against Nobunaga ODA, and took refuge in Makishima-jo Castle counting on Akimitsu MAKISHIMA who was a bakufu bugyoshu (group of magistrates).
  633. In 1573, Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA stood against Oda by himself and Yoshitsugu MIYOSHI and Hisahide MATSUNAGA soon followed him, and this marked the first time for the entire Miyoshi clan to come together against Oda.
  634. In 1573, Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA, one of the sworn allies forming the coalition against Nobunaga, was banished, and then, in the Siege of Odani-jo Castle, Hisamasa and his son Nagamasa were besieged their headquarters, the Odani-jo Castle by the Oda army.
  635. In 1573, a weak threat from the Takeda clan as Shingen TAKEDA, an old enemy, was submerged in sickness, Terutora seized major parts of territories in Ecchu Province, and extended his influence to the Hida Province as the Ema clan yielded allegiance to him.
  636. In 1573, he became the Naidaijin (Minister of the Center), and passed away in the same year.
  637. In 1573, he started dealing with Yoshishige OTOMO, who possessed the domain in Hakata at that time.
  638. In 1573, he was involved in appointing the head priest of the Tendai sect and was granted the rights of using the things including the felt saddle-blanke) and the bag for keeping a bow by the Emperor Ogimachi.
  639. In 1573, her father Nagamasa fought her uncle Nobunaga, and the Odani-jo castle fell and her father Nagamasa and her grandfather Hidemasa committed suicide.
  640. In 1573, her father Nagamasa resisted her uncle Nobunaga and was attacked, and Odani-jo Castle fell to the enemy, so she left the castle with her mother.
  641. In 1573, the Oda army attacked Odani-jo Castle soon after returning from destroying Ichijodani Castle.
  642. In 1573, the fifteenth (and last) Ashikaga Shogun, Yoshiaki, was exiled from Kyoto after losing in a confrontation with Nobunada ODA.
  643. In 1573, the temple was burned down again by Nobunaga ODA.
  644. In 1573, the temple was set ablaze for supporting Yoshiaki ASHIKAGA who was in conflict with Nobunaga ODA.
  645. In 1573, to inherit the Buddhist teachings of Sokin SHUREI, he moved from Nanshu-ji Temple in Sakai City to serve as the head priest of Daitoku-ji Temple in Kyoto.
  646. In 1573, when Yoshiaki was besieged in the Makishima-jo Castle in Yamashiro, Fujihide became a Jodai (the keeper of castle) of Nijo-jo Castle.
  647. In 1573, when he was attacked by Nobumori SAKUMA, one of the Nobunaga's vassals, Yoshitsugu killed himself and the head family of Miyoshi clan died out.
  648. In 1574 he was exiled from Kyoto and built a government in exile (Shogunate) at Tomo no Ura in Bingo Province.
  649. In 1574, Hideharu joined Mitsuhide AKECHI's army sent by Nobunaga and fought to suppress local powers who were opposed to the Oda clan in Tanba, but all of a sudden in February 1575, he changed his allegiances and attacked Mitsuhide's army and repelled them (The Battle of Kuroi-jo Castle).
  650. In 1574, Masaharu was conferred Shonii (Senior Second Rank) that was followed by an appointment to Gon Dainagon in 1575.
  651. In 1574, Nene was invited with Hideyoshi's birth mother, Naka by Hideyoshi to move together in Nagahama where Hideyoshi became the lord of one-hundred and twenty thousand Goku crop yields.
  652. In 1574, Nichio learned doctrine of the sect under Nitten at Myokaku-ji Temple (Kyoto City) (Kyoto Prefecture).
  653. In 1574, Nobuhiro joined the last attack on the uprising of Ikko sect followers in Nagashima in Ise Province called 'Nagashima Ikko Ikki'.
  654. In 1574, Toshiie was ordered to serve as a yoriki of Katsuie SHIBATA, and he was engaged in suppressing the Ikko Ikki (an uprising of Ikko sect followers) in Echizen Province.
  655. In 1574, he attempted to invade Izumo Province via Inaba Province with the support of a Japanese feudal lord in Inaba Province, Toyokuni YAMANA, but the invasion ended in failure.
  656. In 1574, he retired to Ogojo Castle and handed over the headship to his eldest son, Kagehiro.
  657. In 1574, he rose to the rank of Shonii (Senior Second Rank).
  658. In 1574, he took over as head of the family on the retirement of his father.
  659. In 1574, he took part in the third Siege of Nagashima.
  660. In 1574, he was dispatched to Motoharu KIKKAWA as a hikan of Toyokuni YAMANA.
  661. In 1574, he wrote "Keiteki Shu" (Collected Teachings); in the same year, he had an audience with Emperor Ogimachi, gave him medical treatment, and made him a present of the book.
  662. In 1574, it was burnt down in the battle against Ikko Ikki.
  663. In 1574, the people of Imai-go rose against Nobunaga with vassals of the Tochi clan and the Kawai clan playing a key role, but, in the winter of 1575, they made peace with Nobunaga.
  664. In 1574, the power of Nobunaga ODA almost reached the Mori clan's sphere of influence.
  665. In 1574, when Hongan-ji Temple challenged Nobunaga ODA, most of the Imai-go residents were merchants and samurai families as war potential included mainly the family and retainers of the Kawai clan.
  666. In 1575 Murashige ARAKI who had suppressed Settsu Province under the banner of Nobunaga ODA's 'Tenka-fubu' (a slogan that means that the samurai governs the whole world) had his vassal change his name from Yaichiro ATOBE to Shigekata ARAKI as the pivot of Oda camp in conquering Tanba Province.
  667. In 1575 Takaya Castle was completely destroyed at the order of Nobunaga,
  668. In 1575 he was given a surname of the Koreto clan and the government post of the Junior 5th Rank, Minor, Hyuga no kami, calling himself Hyuga no kami Koreto.
  669. In 1575, Akimoto was appointed Ukyo no daibu (Master of the Western Capital Offices).
  670. In 1575, Kagetsuna KATAKURA, who was a son of a Shinto priest, was appointed as the personal guardian of Masamune to become his attendant.
  671. In 1575, Kanesada came to believe in Christianity and was baptized by missionary John Cabral.
  672. In 1575, Katsuyori invaded Mikawa Province, leading 15,000 soldiers (8,000 to 10,000 soldiers, according to one theory) to subdue Sadayoshi OKUDAIRA and his son Nobumasa, who had switched sides to Ieyasu TOKUGAWA in the previous year.
  673. In 1575, Nobunaga defeated Katsuyori TAKEDA, one of the anti-Nobunaga coalition members, in Nagashino and, after giving enough break to soldiers, he issued a mobilization order and set off to Echizen in September 26.
  674. In 1575, Nobunaga ordered Hideyoshi HASHIBA (Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI) to stay in Harima.
  675. In 1575, Nobunaga ordered Mitsuhide AKECHI to attack Tanba.
  676. In 1575, Nobutada ODA, Nobunaga ODA's eldest son and heir, was appointed Akita Jonosuke.
  677. In 1575, Tadamoto returned to Kyoto, and he was appointed to Naidaijin (Minister of the Center).
  678. In 1575, a bereaved child of Naochika, Naomasa II (later, he became one of Tokugawa-shitenno [four generals serving Tokugawa Ieyasu]) left Naotora, who was raising him as his foster mother, and relied on Ieyasu TOKUGAWA who conquered the Imagawa clan.
  679. In 1575, after the Battle of Nagashino, Yoshimasa KISO (who was married to Marihime, Shingen TAKEDA's daughter), a maternal relative of the Takeda clan, was ordered by Katsuyori TAKEDA to support Nobumoto AKIYAMA in defending Iwamura-jo Castle in Mino Province.
  680. In 1575, as supreme commander, he led the battle to capture Iwamura-jo Castle, which had been taken by Nobutomo AKIYAMA, a busho (commanding officer) of the Takeda family, and gained military renown in successive conquests against the Takeda family.
  681. In 1575, during the end of the Sengoku Period (Period of Warring States), Mitsuhide AKECHI and Yusai HOSOKAWA who were ordered to invade Tanba and Tango by Nobunaga ODA, killed former Shugoshoku Yoshimichi ISSHIKI, leading to the downfall of the Isshiki clan.
  682. In 1575, he changed his name from Akikage NAGAO to Kagekatsu UESUGI (or Kagekatsu NAGAO, according to another view) and inherited the rank of Danjo-Shohitsu (junior assistant President of the Board of Censors) from Kenshin.
  683. In 1575, he was allowed to return to Kyoto following Nobunaga's report to the Emperor.
  684. In 1575, he was born as the fourth son of Motochika CHOSOKABE, who was famous as a supreme ruler of Shikoku.
  685. In 1575, he was conferred the position of Shikibu-sho (the Ministry of Ceremonial) Soi (rank of Buddhist Priest), and along with Yukan MATSUI, he was appointed to the position of control officer for Nobumori SAKUMA.
  686. In 1575, he was found by Ieyasu TOKUGAWA and ordered to revert back to his family name Ii, so he changed his name from Toramatsu and renamed himself Manchiyo II.
  687. In 1575, he was granted the family name of Harada, the famous family in the Kyushu region; afterward, he used the name of Harada Bicchu no kami (governor of Bicchu Province, Harada).
  688. In 1575, he went to a battle to put down an uprising of Ikkoshu sect followers in Echizen Province which was one of main battles of the Oda army.
  689. In 1575, he won a major victory against Katsuyori TAKEDA at the Battle of Nagashino.
  690. In 1575, when Nobushige was nine years old, Katsuyori TAKEDA, who was the master of the Sanada clan and was governing Kai and Shinano provinces, was defeated by the Oda and Tokugawa allied forces in the Battle of Nagashino.
  691. In 1575, when he officially entered the Buddhist priesthood under the guidance of his father Kennyo as kaishi (a priest who imparts the Buddhist commandments,) he was assigned to hogen (the second highest rank in the hierarchy of Buddhist priest.)
  692. In 1575, when his uncle, Katsuie SHIBATA, was given Echizen Province, Morimasa was placed under the general's command.
  693. In 1576 Hideyoshi was ordered to help Katsuie SHIBATA, who was in the middle of war to Kenshin UESUGI of Echizen province, as a head of northern troops, but he disagreed with Katsuie over mission and made a retreat without permission.
  694. In 1576, Nobunaga ODA appointed Nagahide NIWA to the Sofushin Bugyo (head of shogunate administrator concerned with the construction works) involved in the construction of Azuchi-jo Castle on Mt. Azuchi, where the subsidiary castles of Kannonji-jo Castle had been situated.
  695. In 1576, Organtino built the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, which was also known as 'Nanban-dera Temple' in Kyoto.
  696. In 1576, Oribe became an administrator of Kamikuze no sho (now, Minami-ku Ward of Kyoto City), Otokuni-gun District, Yamashiro Province.
  697. In 1576, he became lord of Gifu-jo Castle, was given the family estate of the ODA clan and put in charge of Mino and Owari Provinces by Nobunaga.
  698. In 1576, he relinquished the family estate to his first son, Yoshimune OTOMO to retire in Nyushima-jo Castle.
  699. In 1576, he resigned Sadaijin.
  700. In 1576, he was appointed to Udaijin (Minister of the Right).
  701. In 1576, he was born as the seventh son of Nobunaga ODA.
  702. In 1576, however, Akinaga went into retirement because of his delicate health and transferred the family responsibilities to Nagazane, who became the head of the Irobe clan and served Kenshin UESUGI.
  703. In 1576, some subordinated powers, including Hideharu HATANO and Suketoyo YAMANA left the pro-Nobunaga group.
  704. In 1576, the Hatakeyama clan surrendered to the Uesugi clan and was ruined.
  705. In 1577 Tadaoki gained his first battle experience as a 15 year old by taking part in Saika insurrection of Ki Province.
  706. In 1577 he took up residence at Negoro's Chizekiin Temple, but when the temple complex at Negoro met with fiery destruction in 1585 at the hands of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, he fled to Mt. Koya.
  707. In 1577, Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI embarked on an expedition to the Chugoku region, under orders from Nobunaga.
  708. In 1577, Hideyoshi moved to Harima, but Sadayuki and Sadahiro ATSUJI remained in Omi to work as Nobunaga's hatamoto (bannerman).
  709. In 1577, Kenshin UESUGI from Echigo Province invaded Kaga Province.
  710. In 1577, Kenshin temporarily withdrew to Mt. Kasuga.
  711. In 1577, Masamune celebrated his coming of age, and in 1579, he got married with Aihime whose father was a warlord of Sendo and the lord of the Miharu-jo Castle, Kiyoaki TAMURA.
  712. In 1577, Mitsuhide entered the domain and built Tanba-Kameyama-jo Castle, marking the beginning of the early-modern times of Kameoka.
  713. In 1577, Nobunaga ODA appointed him Dainagon (chief councilor of state) (during this period it was customary to appoint Gon Dainagons (provisional chief councilor of state) and the post of Dainagon was left opened, but Saneki was appointed Dainagon after the post had been vacant for 23 years.)
  714. In 1577, Nobunaga ODA invited Meikan JOGONBO, a Jodo (Pure Land) sect priest in Konzesan, Kurita-gun, Omi Province (present Ritto City, Shiga Prefecture) to Azuchi.
  715. In 1577, Nobunaga gave Hatsuhana to his legitimate son, Nobutada ODA, along with other ten tea utensils to celebrate his son's promotion to Sanmi no Chujo (Middle Captain of the Inner Palace Guards), as well as to acknowledge his son's succession to the headship of the family.
  716. In 1577, Nobuyoshi NAKAYAMA was born as the second son of Ienori (Kageyu) NAKAYAMA, a vassal of the Odawara Hojo clan.
  717. In 1577, Ujimasa invaded Kazusa Province and realized the reconciliation with his old enemy, Yoshihiro SATOMI.
  718. In 1577, a large force led by Nobunaga himself invaded the Kii region (The First Conquest of Kishu) through Izumi Province and Kawachi Province, and forced Saikashu to swear their allegiance.
  719. In 1577, he and Mitsuhide rendered distinguished services in the taking of Shigisan-jo Castle, the residence of Hisahide MATSUNAGA, who had raised a standard of revolt against Nobunaga.
  720. In 1577, he captured Kozuki-jo Castle in Harima Province, which was a branch castle of Naoie UKITA, and was then ordered to defend the castle.
  721. In 1577, he dived into the esoteric points of the Shirahata Sect of the Jodo Sect at Zojo-ji Temple in Edo and became the 13th head priest at Jotoku-ji Temple in his homeland.
  722. In 1577, he formed an alliance with Kenshin UESUGI who was an old enemy during the era of Shingen.
  723. In 1577, he returned to Kyoto and was given the title of Jusangu (title given to nobles and Imperial families) in 1578.
  724. In 1577, he served Nobunaga ODA and was assigned to deal with Saiga shu (Ikko groups) as the lord of Sano-jo Castle in Izumi Province.
  725. In 1577, he visited Sado, where his ancestor Zeami was deported, and it seems that Kenshin UESUGI in Echigo Province invited him.
  726. In 1577, he was appointed a castellan of Sanjo-jo Castle through the diminishing and changing the territories of the Yamayoshi family due to the death of Toyomori YAMAYOSHI who had been a castellan of Sanjo-jo Castle.
  727. In 1577, he was appointed as Sakone no daisho (Major Captain of the Left Division of Inner Palace Guards) and Naidaijin (Minister of the Interior).
  728. In 1577, he was promoted even higher to Sadaijin (Minister of the Left), and in 1581, he finally assumed the position of Kanpaku of Emperor Ogimachi, which was Toshi choja (head of the Fujiwara clan).
  729. In 1577, he was transferred to Sangi.
  730. In 1577, however, he disobeyed Nobunaga's order, cooperating with the anti-Nobunaga powers, including Kenshin UESUGI, Terumoto MORI, and Ishiyama Hongan-ji Temple.
  731. In 1577, in response to Kenshin UESUGI's invasion of Noto-no-kuni and Kaga-no-kuni, Hisahide raised a rebellion again and was shut up within Shigisan Castle.
  732. In 1577, when Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI advanced to Himeji-jo Castle in Harima Province to carry out the Oda army's strategy for subjugating the Chugoku district, Yukimori and his party entered Kozuki-jo Castle located to the west of Himeji-jo Castle.
  733. In 1578 Murashige ARAKI rebelled against Nobunaga, and the Araki's retainers including Tomoteru and Ukon TAKAYAMA gathered at Takatsuki-jo Castle so as to oppose Nobunaga.
  734. In 1578 when the Kusakari clan, a local lord of Mimasaka Province, constructed Yodoyama-jo Castle in Chizu County, Inaba Province, the Yamana clan pitched its camp at Daigi-ji Temple in Sanuki, Inaba Province in order to subjugate it and invited Takanobu TAKEDA to a war council.
  735. In 1578, Hidemitsu married the Mitsuhide's second daughter (actually Mitsukado AKECHI's daughter who was called Kawate (革手) or Orin (お倫) in stories, but her real name unknown) to be a lawful wife.
  736. In 1578, Kenshin UESUGI, a Kanrei of the Kanto area, died and in 1580 Ishiyama Hongan-ji Temple surrendered to Nobunaga.
  737. In 1578, Nobunaga arrested 1,383 Koya hijiri in the kinai region and killed them.
  738. In 1578, Ukon TAKAYAMA, who was in a difficult position between his own vassals and Murashige ARAKI during ARAKI's rebellion, sought advice from him as to what to do.
  739. In 1578, during the generation of Koremasa ASO, however, when the Otomo clan was badly defeated by the Shimazu clan in the Battle of Mimi-kawa, local samurai lords in Higo allied with the Shimazu clan or Ryuzoji clan, which was an emerging clan at that time, to invade the territories of the Aso clan.
  740. In 1578, he began to work for Akamatsu Hoki no kami (the governor of Hoki Province) of Tajima Province, and afterward he was called out by Kazutoyo YAMAUCHI and became his vassal.
  741. In 1578, he was called out by Kazutoyo YAMAUCHI and became his vassal.
  742. In 1578, he was called out with his elder brother Kazunobu by Kazutoyo YAMAICHI in Harima Province and became his vassal.
  743. In 1578, he was defeated by the Chosokabe family but survived the fall of the castle.
  744. In 1578, his son and heir Tadaoki married Tama, the daughter of Mitsuhide AKECHI (also known as Gracia HOSOKAWA), on the advice of Nobunaga.
  745. In 1578, however, Naomasa died due to illness.
  746. In 1578, however, the lord of Miki-jo Castle Nagaharu BESSHO, who was the heavy weight in Harima, rose in revolt against the Oda clan.
  747. In 1578, the Mori clan, who was vengeful to defeat Katsuhisa AMAGO and Yukimori YAMANAKA, and Ukita's forces led by Naoie UKITA approached Kozuki-jo Castle.
  748. In 1578, when Kanetomo OCHIAI, the lord of Takanabe-jo Castle on the side of the Ito clan shifted sides to the Shimazu family, Tadatomo was appointed the lord of Takarabe-jo Castle.
  749. In 1578, when Kenshin UESUGI died of illness in Echigo, Otate War broke out between the two adopted sons of Kenshin, Kagetora UESUGI (formerly Saburo HOJO) and Kagekatsu UESUGI (Kenshin's nephew) over the succession to family headship.
  750. In 1578, when Kenshin died, Yoritsuna joined with Nobunaga ODA and moved his headquarters to Matsukura-jo Castle in Hida.
  751. In 1578, when Murashige ARAKI, who once surrendered to Nobunaga, led a rebellion against Nobunaga (the Battle of Arioka-jo Castle), the father, Yoshitaka, entered Itami-jo Castle in order to persuade Murashige but was instead confined.
  752. In 1578, when she was fifteen, she married Tadaoki HOSOKAWA, the legitimate son of Yusai HOSOKAWA, on the advice of her father's master, Nobunaga ODA.
  753. In 1579 Nobukatsu ODA, who became angry with Kokujin (local samurai) in Iga Province because he was interrupted while having a castle built in Ise Province, and invaded Iga Province, but lost big.
  754. In 1579 Nobunaga ordered Nobuyasu MATSUDAIRA, the legitimate son of Ieyasu TOKUGAWA, and his mother Tsukiyama-dono to commit Seppuku.
  755. In 1579 he became naidaijin (Minister of the Interior), then in 1585 rose to Juichii (Junior First Rank) of Udaijin (Minister of the Right).
  756. In 1579 he married Mitsuhide's 3rd daughter Tamako (Gracia HOSOKAWA) with Nobunaga as the matchmaker.
  757. In 1579 he took over the family estate and became the lord of Sone Castle in Mino Province.
  758. In 1579 when his father was killed by betrayal of a partisan, Yoshisada took over as the head of the family.
  759. In 1579, Hideyoshi entrusted him with the management of Chausuyama-jo Castle in order to guard Harima-do Road that crossed over Akasaka-toge Mountain pass.
  760. In 1579, Hirotsuna was born in Tanba Province as heir to Hideuji KAWAKATSU.
  761. In 1579, Kai SHIMOYAMA, one of Iga Ninja, betrayed his fellows and informed Nobuo ODA, the second son of Nobunaga ODA, of Iga's united power's declining and proposed an invasion.
  762. In 1579, Naoie UKITA of Bizen Province defected to the Oda army.
  763. In 1579, Nobunaga ODA resigned from the positions of Udaijin (Minister of the Right) and Ukone-no-daisho (Commander of the right division of the Inner Palace Guards), and remained as the sanikan (ranking personnel without an official position).
  764. In 1579, Nobunaga Oda's army with Mitsuhide AKECHI as supreme commander launched the second campaign for the conquest of Tanba Province which focused on Yagami-jo Castle and Kuroi-jo Castle.
  765. In 1579, Nobunaga suspected that Ieyasu's legal wife, Tsukiyama-dono, and his heir, Nobuyasu MATSUDAIRA, might have had secret communication with the Takeda clan.
  766. In 1579, Nobuyasu committed seppuku (ritual suicide).
  767. In 1579, Tokuhime sent her father, Nobunaga, a petition of twelve clauses that accused Tukiyama-dono and Nobuyasu of their guilty acts including a sneaky liaison with Takeda.
  768. In 1579, Yusai HOSOKAWA and Mitsuhide AKECHI invaded Tango Province following Nobunaga's command to destroy the Isshiki clan who were former kokushu (major feudal lords).
  769. In 1579, as Kenshin UESUGI died, the Satake clan in Hitachi, the Satomi clan In Awa and so on resisted against invasion by the Hojo clan but they could not prevent expansion of influential power of the Hojo clan.
  770. In 1579, he became a hostage of the Chosokabe family in the surrender of Hayuka-jo Castle to the enemy.
  771. In 1579, he became independent after the death of Hanbei Shigeharu and started to work directly under Hideyoshi.
  772. In 1579, he invaded Iga Province without Nobunaga's permission and sustained a crushing defeat, and was rebuked by Nobunaga severely.
  773. In 1579, he reached the position of Gonno Chunagon (Deputy Middle Counselor), and the Shosanmi (Senior Third Rank).
  774. In 1579, he was promoted to Shosanmi (Senior Third Rank) Chunagon (vice-councilor of state).
  775. In 1579, on orders from Nobunaga, Tadaoki, his father and Mitsuhide overthrew Yoshimichi ISSHIKI, the military governor of Tango Province and lord of Takebeyama Castle.
  776. In 1579, the Nanjo clan broke away from the Mori clan to the Oda clan, then Motoharu KIKKAWA (Motoharu MORI) opposed this action and invaded the Hoki province; although Motokiyo and his elder brother Mototsugu attacked Yabase-jo Castle of Mori side in two wave attacks, both were repulsed.
  777. In 1579, when Otsugi (Hidekatsu HASHIBA), the fourth son of Nobunaga, was adopted by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, Nagakatsu served as an aide to Otsugi by the order of Nobunaga.
  778. In 1580 Nobunaga exiled Hidesada HAYASHI because of the former sin, but he did not accuse Katsuie SHIBATA who committed the same sin.
  779. In 1580 he attacked Nagaharu BESSHO, who was a lord of Harima Miki Castle and rose in revolt ODA clan, and defeated him by starving strategy for two years, although he lost important vassals such as Hanbei TAKENAKA and Sigenori FURUTA (the battle at Miki) in the middle of the battle.
  780. In 1580 he attacked Tango alone, failing due to a counterattack from the Isshiki clan, but he finally succeeded with the help of Mitsuhide, and was then given a fief of 110,000 koku in Tango by Nobunaga and made Miyazu Castle his residence there.
  781. In 1580 his father Fujitaka was awarded the title of lord of Tango Province with a stipend of 120,000 koku.
  782. In 1580 the monk Nichiko was sent by Chomyo-ji Temple to attend the Azuchi Religious Debate.
  783. In 1580, Enshin, the 25th Shonin (High Priest) installed Fudo Myoo (Acala - one of the five Kings of Wisdom) as honzon (the principal object of worship in the temple) and he enshrined Shoten Buddha of Joy, the previous honzon, as an associated deity.
  784. In 1580, Kennyo agreed to the reconciliation conditions submitted by Nobunaga and left the Ishiyama Hongan-ji Temple, moving to the Sagimori branch temple in the Kii Province.
  785. In 1580, Morinobu became the lord of Takato-jo Castle.
  786. In 1580, Ujimasa attacked Katsuyori, which triggered the Battle of Omosu, but the battle ended in a draw.
  787. In 1580, Yoshitaka offered his castle to Hideyoshi saying, 'Himeji-jo Castle is the ideal place to govern Banshu' and moved to Kozan-jo Castle in Shikito county.
  788. In 1580, after they had fought for as long as 10 years in Ishiyama since the war broke out, Nobunaga accepted the agreement proposed by Emperor Ogimachi, and disarmament of Hongan-ji Temple and Kennyo's departure from Ishiyama brought the Ishiyama Hongan-ji War to an end.
  789. In 1580, he assumed the position of Naidaijin (Minister of the Center), then Sadaijin (Minister of the Left) in 1585.
  790. In 1580, he beat Murashige ARAKI, who stood against Nobunaga and locked himself in Hanakuma-jo Castle (the Battle of Hanakuma-jo Castle) and was given Murashige's domain.
  791. In 1580, he built a seminario (seminary) in Azuchi on land that he had directly requested from Nobunaga ODA.
  792. In 1580, he expelled the lord, Toyokuni YAMANA, who surrendered to the Oda clan from Tottori-jo Castle with Harutsugu NAKAMURA, and welcomed Tsuneie KIKKAWA as a new castellan.
  793. In 1580, he was born as the third son of Shigekatsu MATSUDAIRA.
  794. In 1580, he was involved in stabilizing the Ecchu Province, the font line of the Uesugi clan against uprising of Ikko sect followers as a support for Nagazumi JIMBO.
  795. In 1580, however, when Hongan-ji Temple and Nobunaga were conciliated under the Imperial command, he became one of the three peace treaty signers.
  796. In 1580, in cooperation with Tadatomo NIIRO and Masatoshi KAMATA, he attacked and defeated Korefuyu NAKAMURA, the lord of Yazaki-jo Castle (Uto County in Kumamoto Prefecture) in the land of the Aso clan in Higo Province.
  797. In 1580, the 180-koku temple estate was forfeited as a result of Nobunaga's land survey.
  798. In 1580, the Miki-jo Castle, which had been holding out against the Oda army (the Battle of Miki), fell, and Nagaharu BESSHO committed suicide.
  799. In 1580, when Kennyo finally gave up the resistance and left Ishiyama Hongan-ji Temple then moved to Saginomori in Saiga, the Suzuki clan followed Kennyo and submitted to the Oda clan.
  800. In 1581 Nobunaga was at the height of power.
  801. In 1581 he captured Inaba Province in the fall of Tottori-jo Castle by starvation tactics and Awaji Province in the fall of Iwaya-jo Castle.
  802. In 1581 the subjugation of Inaba Province was completed with the surrender of Tottori-jo Castle, Toyonao who had worked under Shigekata KINOSHITA was awarded a landholding of Chizu no kori County with a stipend of 3,000 koku, thus reentering the Kageishi-jo Castle.
  803. In 1581, Hideyoshi captured Tottori-jo Castle in Inaba using siege tactics.
  804. In 1581, Ieyasu visited the mausoleum where Nobuyasu was buried and changed the name of temple to Kiyotaki-dera Temple and gave Nobuyasu the posthumous Buddhist name of "Master of Kiyotaki-dera Temple".
  805. In 1581, Nobunaga ODA gave Azuchi-jo no zu Byobu to a missionary by the name of Alessandro Valignano, who visited Azuchi-jo Castle.
  806. In 1581, Takatenjin-jo Castle ran into difficulty due to the attack by the Tokugawa forces (the Battle of Takatenjin-jo Castle), and Katsuyori could no longer deliver reinforcements.
  807. In 1581, Toshiie was appointed as the lord of Noto Nanao-jo Castle (Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture), and he became a daimyo who owned the territory of 230,000 koku in Noto.
  808. In 1581, Yoshiyasu TAMAKI, a vassal of the Mori clan, visited Ise from Kyoto, made a round of pilgrimages to Shingu, Nachi and Hongu, visited Oku-no-in (inner sanctuary) of Mt. Koya.
  809. In 1581, amid the disorder caused by the Otate Disturbance, the issue of rewards for the feats in the Disturbance caused Shigeie SHIBATA, who resided in northern Echigo and was confronted with the Uesugi family, to come to be in touch with Nobunaga ODA and rebel against the Uesugi family.
  810. In 1581, at the time of the great military parade in Kyoto, Nobutaka's rank was the forth after Nobutada, Nobukatsu, and Nobukane ODA.
  811. In 1581, he became a Keeper of Fukuchiyama-jo Castle in Tanba Province.
  812. In 1581, he was awarded a territory which was 25,000 koku crop yields in Sakata County, Omi Province.
  813. In 1581, he was conferred a peerage.
  814. In 1581, however, he was entrusted by his father with the forces of the daimyos in Yamato Province and Ise Province to once again invade Iga and vanquish the local lords and samurai there.
  815. In 1581, she married Muneshige TACHIBANA, the eldest son of Joun TAKAHASHI, but retired in Haraka Village of Tamana County in Higo Province (the current Nagasu-machi, Tamana County, Kumamoto Prefecture) after the rank of Muneshige was changed and died only two years later.
  816. In 1581, the Tottori-jo Castle fell after a siege during which defenders starved, and Tsuneie KIKKAWA, who was the lord of the castle, committed suicide.
  817. In 1581, the eleventh chief priest, Kennyo, who left Ishiyama Hongan-ji Temple in Osaka as a result of making peace with Nobunaga ODA, stayed in the temple and became a base of Jodo Shinshu sect.
  818. In 1581, when Masamune was 15 years old, he went on his first battle to attack the adjacent province ruled by SOMA clan, and won a victory.
  819. In 1581, while Katsuie was away visiting Azuchi Castle, Kagekatsu UESUGI invaded Kaga Province and forced Shirayama Castle (Funaoka Castle in Kaga) to fall.
  820. In 1581YAMANA vassals rose in revolt at Tottori Castle after an exile of Toyokuni YAMANA, having Tuneie KIKKAWA, who was a member of MORI clan, a commander in chief, but Hideyoshi took starving strategy after dominating foods around Tottori and defeated them (the battle of Tottori Castle).
  821. In 1582 Hideyoshi invaded Bicchu province and flooded Takamatsu Castle (Bicchu Province), which Muneharu SHIMIZU of MORI's side protected (Mizuzeme against Takamatsu Castle).
  822. In 1582 Magoichi SUZUKI of the pro-Oda faction defeated the Tsuchibashi clan of the anti-Oda faction, however Nobunaga was killed in the Honnoji Incident of the same year.
  823. In 1582 he inherited the family estate and, at the discretion of Nobunaga ODA, was approved to run the main domain, to which the Ukita clan was then subordinate.
  824. In 1582 his distinguished war service was recognized, when he became Chamberlain of Tottori-jo Castle in the Inaba Province.
  825. In 1582 when Nobunaga was killed by his vassal Mitsuhide AKECHI in the Honno-ji Temple Incident, her mother Ichi remarried Katsuie SHIBATA, a vassal of the Oda clan, so Chacha moved to Fukui-jo Castle in Echizen Province (present-day Fukui City).
  826. In 1582 with Murashige ARAKI killed by Nobunaga ODA due to the rebellion he rose, Shigekata surrendered Sanda-jo Castle to the Oda side; subsequently, Kataie YAMAZAKI, a vassal of Nobunaga who was from Yamazaki-jo Castle in Omi Province, entered Sanda to be the feudal lord with 23,000 koku.
  827. In 1582, Fujimasa's legitimate son (later, Fujimitsu TOCHI) was born.
  828. In 1582, Hidemasa was in Bitchu Province as Assistant Deputy General of Hideyoshi when the Honno-ji Incident happened and Nobunaga died.
  829. In 1582, Kagekatsu fought with Nobunaga ODA's troops in an area of Ecchu Province.
  830. In 1582, Masaharu changed his name from Masanori, his original name to Masaharu.
  831. In 1582, Mitsuhide AKECHI caused the Honnoji Incident in which he killed Nobunaga, Nagatoshi's elder brother, and then attacked and killed Nagatoshi and Nobutada at Nijo-jo Castle.
  832. In 1582, Mitsuhide AKECHI, a relative of the HOSOKAWA family, made it his base for the Battle of Yamazaki, but eventually it fell.
  833. In 1582, Mitsuhide hatched a plot against Nobunaga ODA, which resulted in the Honno-ji Incident; he revealed his plot only to Hidemitsu and Toshimitsu.
  834. In 1582, Mitsuhide was put in charge of Nobunaga's military demonstration, "Kyoto On'uma-soroe," to be staged in Kyoto, and he completed it.
  835. In 1582, Tadamasa started to work under Nobunaga ODA as a page but was dismissed and sent back to his mother by Nobunaga; Nobunaga thought, upon finding Tadamasa in a fight with one of his colleagues, that he was too young to do the job.
  836. In 1582, Takakage relocated his castle from the Niitakayama-jo Castle to the Mihara-jo Castle on the Inland Sea coast.
  837. In 1582, Takatsugu was expelled after Mitsuhide AKECHI was defeated and killed because he provoked Hideyoshi's wrath by reason that he was on the side of Mitsuhide in the Honnoji Incident.
  838. In 1582, after the Honnoji Incident (a battle in which Mitsuhide killed Nobunaga at Honno-ji Temple), Fujitaka devoted himself to religion and retired at Miyazu-jo Castle in order to let people know that he would not support the Akechi Family.
  839. In 1582, after the death of Nobunaga, she married Katsuie SHIBATA.
  840. In 1582, after the fall of the Takeda clan of Kai Province, he was appointed to the lord of the Kaneyama-jo Castle in Mino Province, to take the place of Nagayoshi, who had been awarded a fief in Kawanakajima, Shinano Province, for his contribution to the conquest of the Takeda clan.
  841. In 1582, an allied force of Nobunaga and Ieyasu invaded and attacked the territory of Takeda and destroyed Katsuyori TAKEDA in Mt. Tenmoku.
  842. In 1582, following the murder of his nephew and head of the Isshiki clan, Yoshisada ISSHIKI, by Yusai HOSOKAWA, he moved into Yuminoki-jo Castle and took over the role of clan head.
  843. In 1582, he assumed his personal name to Masaharu.
  844. In 1582, he attacked the Honno-ji Temple in Kyoto as a spearhead in the Honno-ji Incident where Mitsuhide attacked on Nobunaga ODA.
  845. In 1582, he finally celebrated his coming of age, and began naming himself Naomasa II, changing Manchiyo to Naomasa.
  846. In 1582, he fought against the Mori clan from the Chugoku region (the Battle of Bicchu Takamatsu-jo Castle), following Hideyoshi's attack on Takamatsu-jo Castle (Bicchu Province).
  847. In 1582, he was assigned as commander-in-chief of the Shikoku Conquest.
  848. In 1582, he was called for to capture Tanaka-jo Castle, which had come to a standstill during the invasion of Suruga Province.
  849. In 1582, he was promoted to Juichii (Junior First Rank), and in 1598, the rank of Jusangu (honorary rank next to the three Empresses: Great Empress Dowager, Empress Dowager, and Empress).
  850. In 1582, he went up to the capital (Kyoto) with Soshitsu SHIMAI and had an audience with Nobunaga ODA, who was the then ruler of the country.
  851. In 1582, her uncle Nobunaga was killed by his vassal Mitsuhide AKECHI in the Honnoji Incident on June 2, and in the Kiyosu conference for deciding Nobunaga's successor on June 27, her mother Ichi got remarried to Katsuie SHIBATA, the vassal of Nobunaga, and moved to the castle in Kitanosho of Echizen Province.
  852. In 1582, on the occasion of the Honno-ji Temple Incident, he had followed Nobunaga to Kyoto and had stayed in the Nijo-jo Castle to guard Nobutada ODA who was the heir of Nobunaga and proved himself as a kurohoroshu and fought bravely and died in battle.
  853. In 1582, soon after the Honnoji Incident (June 21, 1582), the army of Mitsuhide AKECHI (who killed his lord Nobunaga ODA in the incident) fought against the army of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI (a senior vassal of Nobunaga) at Yamazaki in Yamashiro Province (the Battle of Yamazaki, July 2, 1582).
  854. In 1582, there was an Incident at Honnoji temple.
  855. In 1582, they took the side of Mitsuhide AKECHI in the Honnoji Incident and attacked the Nagahama Castle (Omi Province), Hideyoshi's main castle.
  856. In 1582, when Ieyasu TOKUGAWA ruled Kai Province, he served as magistrate of Kai Province with Sadayoshi KUSAKABE until the Tokugawa clan transferred to the Kanto region.
  857. In 1582, when Mitsuhide raised a rebellion against Nobunaga, Hidemitsu supported Mitsuhide's military operation, and captured the Azuchi Castle after defeating Nobunaga at Honno-ji Temple.
  858. In 1582, when Nobunaga died at the Honnoji Incident, he attacked his enemies Terumori EMA and the Kojima clan, as well as his real younger brother Akitsuna NABEYAMA, conquering Hida thoroughly.
  859. In 1582, when Nobunaga died in the Honnoji Incident, he reconciled with his father.
  860. In 1582, when Nobunaga was killed in the Honnoji Incident, he protected Nobunaga's wife and children in Azuchi Castle and retreated with his father to Hino Castle (Nakano Castle) where he was the lord, thereby indicating his opposition to Mitsuhide AKECHI.
  861. In 1582, when he was besieging the Uesugi clan's Uozu-jo Castle and Matsukura-jo Castle in Ecchu Province (Uozu City, Toyama Province), the Honnoji Incident occurred and Nobunaga ODA died a violent death.
  862. In 1582, when his father, Nobunaga, died in the Honnoji Incident, as he was still a young child, he was placed with Yukihiro UJIIE to be brought up.
  863. In 1582, when the Bichu Takamatsu-jo Castle defended by Muneharu SHIMIZU was besieged, Takakage lead the main force of the Mori clan with 30,000 soldiers and set off to rescue him with Terumoto and Motoharu (the Battle of Bichu Takamatsu-jo Castle).
  864. In 1582, when the Incident at Honno-ji Temple occurred, Nobunaga's heir Nobutada ODA, who was at Myokaku-ji Temple, set out to join Nobunaga at Honno-ji [to fight] as soon as heard about it.
  865. In 1582, while the Mori clan was encamped opposite Hideyoshi HASHIBA (Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI) at Takamatsu-jo Castle in Bichu Province (the Battle of Bichu Takamatsu-jo Castle), the Honno-ji Incident occurred and Nobunaga ODA was killed at Honno-ji Temple (the Honno-ji Incident).
  866. In 1582, with Kazumasu TAKIGAWA as vice-shogun, he assumed supreme command of a force of 50,000 from Mino and Owari Provinces in an attempt to subdue the Takeda forces.
  867. In 1583 after Nobunaga's death, Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI defeated Katsuie SHIBATA, who had been the chief karo (the highest officer of a family) of the Oda family, the Battle of Shizugatake, and came to gain power.
  868. In 1583 after Nobutaka was forced to commit suicide with his sword by an order from Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, the Nobukatsu group took the initiative in Oda clan.
  869. In 1583 he attacked Mitsumasa ISHIKAWA, the castellan of the Domeki-jo Castle in Tamura territory (he banished Hisayoshi in conspiracy with the old retainer of the Ishibashi clan and Yoshitsuna), defeated Kiyoaki TAMURA with the support of Moritaka ASHINA, who was an enemy of the Tamura clan, and succeeded in gaining independence.
  870. In 1583 he built Osaka Castle, in the former place of Ishiyama Honganji Temple.
  871. In 1583 he was assigned to Gon Chunagon again in Junii (Junior Second Rank).
  872. In 1583 it moved to a subtemple of Ishiyama Hongwan-ji Temple at Kaizuka, in Izumi Province (later Gansen-ji Temple (Kaizuka City)), along with Shinran's portrait.
  873. In 1583 the temple was split into the two temples, one of which remains as a temple of the Seizan-Zenrinji school of Jodo sect.
  874. In 1583, Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI built Osaka-jo Castle at the place that included the old site of Ishiyama Hongwan-ji Temple.
  875. In 1583, Hideyoshi transferred Yoritaka HACHIYA to Omi Province and had Kazuuji NAKAMURA become the lord of the Kishiwada-jo Castle in order to prevent the force of Kii.
  876. In 1583, Katsuie, who was in confrontation with Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI in the wake of the Kiyosu conference, was defeated by Hideyoshi in the battle of Shizugatake and Ichi committed suicide together with Katsuie when the Kitanosho-jo castle fell.
  877. In 1583, Mian begged Nagatoki and Sadayoshi to stay here to teach the Kyuba-kojitsu when they stayed in Mian's home.'
  878. In 1583, Nobukatsu sided with Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI during his battle with Katsuie SHIBATA at Shizugatake.
  879. In 1583, Terumoto MORI was overcome by Hideyoshi HASHIBA, and in 1586 Hideyoshi HASHIBA became Kanpaku Daijo Daijin.
  880. In 1583, after the death of his father, he became the lord of Onuma-jo Castle, and served the Ogyu-Matsudaira family as a chief retainer.
  881. In 1583, he fought alongside Masanori FUKUSHIMA and Kiyomasa KATO at the Battle of Shizugatake in Omi no Kuni, becoming known as one of the Shichihonyari (Seven Spears) of Shizugatake and receiving 3,000 koku for his achievements.
  882. In 1583, he founded the Soken-in sub-temple at Daitoku-ji Temple and in the following year, 1584, was charged with the construction of the Tensho-ji Temple planned by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI to pray for the soul of Nobunaga ODA.
  883. In 1583, he had an audience with Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI and asked for new land to open a new seminario and was given land in Osaka; however, in the end the new seminario was built in Takatsuki, which was controlled by Ukon.
  884. In 1583, he was born the fourth son of Nobumasa OKUDAIRA, a senior vassal of the Tokugawa clan.
  885. In 1583, he went to Sanuki Province and built Hokunji-jo Castle as a bridgehead of the Conquest of Shikoku.
  886. In 1583, he won the uijin (first battle) in the Siege of Takamatsu-jo Castle in Sanuki Province (Opinions are divided).
  887. In 1583, his superior ordered him to leave the front line of missionary work in order to concentrate on recording the activities of the Society of Jesus in Japan.
  888. In 1583, the Kitanosho-jo Castle fell to the enemy in the Battle of Shizugatake, and Sugen-in was protected under Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI after the suicide of Katsuie and Ichi.
  889. In 1583, the temple was relocated to its current site by the order of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI.
  890. In 1583, using Yoshinaga TOZENJI, a senior vassal of the Muto clan and the lord of Tozen-ji Castle, Yoshiaki assassinated Yoshiuji.
  891. In 1583, when his father became the lord of Ogaki-jo Castle in Mino Province, Terumasa became the lord of Ikejiri-jo Castle.
  892. In 1583, when the Battle of Shizugatake broke out, Nobutaka again raised an army.
  893. In 1583, when the Battle of Shizugatake ended, he became a daimyo (Japanese feudal lord), the lord of the Sumoto-jo Castle of Awaji Province with 50,000 koku of rice as a result of what Hidehisa had contributed.
  894. In 1584 Nobukatsu, who was the second son of Nobunaga and recognized himself as a heir of Nobunaga, began to oppose and confront with Hideyoshi, triggered by Hideyoshi's order to pay a New Year's call.
  895. In 1584, Masaharu resigned from all of his posts.
  896. In 1584, Masamune succeeded to the family at the age of 18, and became the 17th lord of Date clan.
  897. In 1584, Moritaka was assassinated by his attendant Sanzaemon OBA, and in 1586, Kamewakamaru (Kameomaru ASHINA), Moritaka's orphaned son who succeeded Moritaka, died at the young age of three.
  898. In 1584, Sugen-in got married to Kazunari SAJI, a child of her mother's elder sister (Nobunaga ODA's younger sister Oinu no kata), by the order of Hideyoshi.
  899. In 1584, Tojumaru was crushed to death in an earthquake when he went up to Kyoto, and consequently, the Mimasaka Miura clan became extinct.
  900. In 1584, Yoshihisa dispatched Iehisa to Shimabara as commanding general.
  901. In 1584, as ordered by the Gohojo clan, Kunishige moved from Nitta Kanayama-jo Castle in Kozuke Province to Hishakuyama-jo Castle (also known as Kiryu-jo Castle).
  902. In 1584, during the Battle of Komaki-Nagakute, he joined with Tadatsugi SAKAI, and achieved success by taking down the enemy head, Magoichiro NORO.
  903. In 1584, during the Battle of Komaki-Nagakute, the friendly army was completely defeated but he divided his force into three, then waited for the armies of Ieyasu side led by Yasutaka OSUGA and Yasumasa SAKAKIBARA, conducted a pincer movement and defeated the enemies.
  904. In 1584, during the reign of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, the first yukaku was built at the north bank of the present Dotonbori-gawa River in Osaka.
  905. In 1584, he departed both from Sadaijin and Kanpaku, and transferred them to Akizane NIJO (in the next year, Kanpaku soron (dispute over the kanpaku position) occurred with Nobutaka KONOE, but it was Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI who actually assumed the position of Kanpaku in the end).
  906. In 1584, he examined Gnecchi-Soldo Organtino, a Society of Jesus missionary, in Oita City, Bungo Province, which led to his becoming a Christian and being baptized (his baptismal name was Berushoru).
  907. In 1584, he joined the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute on the Tokugawa side and threatened the back of the Toyotomi side.
  908. In 1584, he joined the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute, guarding Kanbe-jo Castle in Ise Province and Yodo-jo Castle in Yamashiro Province.
  909. In 1584, he moved to Sakamoto-jo Castle owned by Nagahide NIWA.
  910. In 1584, he was attacked by Motochika CHOSOKABE and surrendered, then in 1585, attacked by Takakage KOBAYAKAWA, a retainer of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI who aimed to subjugate Shikoku and surrendered.
  911. In 1584, the individual regarded as the father of Shokoku-ji Temple's restoration, Seisho Jotai, assumed the position of chief priest and began renovations.
  912. In 1584, the then family head, Kinhiro SAIONJI surrendered to the Chosokabe clan, after suffering from Motochika CHOSOKABE's invasion.
  913. In 1584, when Hideyoshi conflicted with Ieyasu TOKUGAWA and Nobukatsu ODA in the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute, Narimasa SASSA invaded Noto Province in cooperation with Ieyasu TOKUGAWA and others, but Toshiie defeated and routed Narimasa at Suemori-jo Castle (the Battle of Suemori).
  914. In 1585 (or 1583), Soun KAI and his subordinate Soden TASHIRO died.
  915. In 1585 Hideyoshi, reconciled with Ieyasu, invaded the Kii region (The Second Conquest of Kishu).
  916. In 1585 Kishu Province was subjugated at the order of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI whereupon it came under the control of Hidenaga TOYOTOMI and, Naoharu YUKAWA's Tomariyama-jo castle was captured.
  917. In 1585 he began to serve Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI and was appointed to a local governor of a directly-controlled land of the Toyotomi clan in Kawachi and Izumi Provinces.
  918. In 1585, Hachimanyama-jo Castle was constructed by Hidetsugu HASHIBA.
  919. In 1585, Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI attacked Negoro-ji Temple and this district, so all buildings, except for Kon-do hall and Tahoto pagoda of Jigen-in Temple, were destroyed by war fires.
  920. In 1585, Hideyoshi attacked and captured several forces in Kii Province (attack on Kishu) and Motochika CHOSOKABE in the Shikoku region (subjugation of Shikoku); they had threatened Hideyoshi behind his back over the last two years.
  921. In 1585, Hideyoshi became Kanpaku (chief adviser to the Emperor) and he was given the Jusanmi (Junior Third Rank), Hoin (a priest of the highest rank in the highest managerial position).
  922. In 1585, Hideyoshi was awarded Kanpaku (chief adviser to the Emperor) position, Hidemasa was awarded Jushiinoge (Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade) and became Jiju (Imperial Household Agency staff) and Saemon no kami.
  923. In 1585, Ieyasu arrived at an encampment in Kai and requested that Masayuki hand over Numata territory to the Hojo clan, but Masasuke rejected the request on the grounds that the territory was not given by the Tokugawa clan, and communicated with the Uesugi clan who was in a hostile relationship with him.
  924. In 1585, Kazumasa ISHIKAWA suddenly ran away to serve Hideyoshi, and the Tokugawa family could no longer use the strategy which they used since the Mikawa days.
  925. In 1585, Kazumasa ISHIKAWA who was a chief vassal of the Tokugawa clan ran away to Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI.
  926. In 1585, Kazutoyo assumed the lord of Nagahama-jo Castle in Omi Province and she also stayed at this castle, but the castle was totally destroyed due to the Tensho Great Earthquake on January 18, 1586, and she died from this.
  927. In 1585, Masamune advanced his troops to the Odamori-jo Castle.
  928. In 1585, Michitomo went back to his hometown as Ieyasu was officially called to Kyoto, and he was given the family name Horikawa and allowed to found a new family upon the recommendation of Ieyasu.
  929. In 1585, Shigeharu KUWAYANA, founder of the family became the keeper of Wakayama-jo castle and received 30,000 koku of tributes
  930. In 1585, Tsunamoto ONINIWA inherited the position as head of the family when his father was killed in the Battle of Hitotoribashi.
  931. In 1585, after Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI issued a strict order to relocate the temple to an area under control of Koriyama-jo Castle, its buildings were destroyed and transferred.
  932. In 1585, as a result of making peace with Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, Kennyo left Saginomori Hongan-ji Temple and moved to Osaka Tenma (Kita Ward, Osaka City (Osaka City)).
  933. In 1585, he lost his only daughter, Yonehime, during the Great Tensho Earthquake.
  934. In 1585, he was awarded Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade) and appointed nuidononosuke (Vice-minister of Division in charge of sewing)
  935. In 1585, he was awarded the territory of Nagahide NIWA's property inheritance, 180,000 koku in Kitanosho, Echizen Province for his military exploit at the attack on Negoro-ji Temple and the Shikoku Conquest.
  936. In 1585, his eldest son, Masanari, was appointed head of the group of the newly established Negoro group (one of the hundred member groups of the Edo bakufu).
  937. In 1585, in the Battle of Ueda, Mototada tried to defeat Masayuki SANADA, who communicated with Kagekatsu UESUGI, and attacked Ueda-jo Castle with Tadayo OKUBO and Chikayoshi HIRAIWA, leading 7,000 soldiers; however, they were repelled with great casualties.
  938. In 1585, it accepted the disarmament request made by Hidenaga TOYOTOMI when he came to Yamato Province and surrendered weapons.
  939. In 1585, the Aso forces were utterly destroyed as soon as the Shimazu troops entered Aso territories.
  940. In 1585, the Emperor gave an imperial order to Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI to become Kampaku/chancellor, and after Hideyoshi took political power he also used the Emperor's authority to back him up.
  941. In 1585, the mother of military commander Junkei TSUTSUI, Hoshun Soei-ni Nun, rebuilt it to pray to Buddha for the happiness of Junkei after his death.
  942. In 1585, when Hidekatsu died at the age of 18, he became an immediate vassal of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI and participated in a campaign in the Korean peninsula.
  943. In 1585, when Hidenaga was transferred to Koriyama-jo Castle (Yamato Province, present-day Nara Prefecture), Masatsugu became Hidenaga's karo (chief retainer) and moved to Koriyama, taking Masakazu with him.
  944. In 1585, when Negoro-ji Temple (Wakayama Prefecture) was burned down by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI and went into decline, the Chizan and Buzan schools formed a school based on the traditional school of Daigo.
  945. In 1585, when Yoshishige SATAKE (the 18th family head) and Kunitsuna UTSUNOMIYA attacked Sukeharu NASU and Yoshitake MIBU, Ujimasa began a full-blown invasion of Shimotsuke Province by building an alliance with the Nasu clan and put the southern half of the Province under its control.
  946. In 1585, when the Chosokabe clan lost three provinces except for its home base in Tosa Province owing to Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI's invasion of Shikoku, the Saionji clan surrendered to Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, however, Hideyoshi appointed Katsutaka TODA as the new territory lord of Uwa Country.
  947. In 1586 when the Kyushu Conquest started by order of Hideyoshi, Hidehisa sailed to Kyushu as Assistant Deputy General with Masayasu SOGO, Motochika CHOSOKABE, Nobuchika CHOSOKABE to confront Shimazu's army.
  948. In 1586 when the army led by Iehisa SHIMAZU invaded, Shoan communicated secretly with him without delay and came under his command.
  949. In 1586, Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI abandoned Sakamoto-jo Castle and ordered Nagamasa ASAI to build another castle, Otsu-jo Castle.
  950. In 1586, Hideyoshi advised Ieyasu TOKUGAWA to carry out the joraku (going to Kyoto to seize power), but it was unsuccessful, and he sent Asahihime for his legal wife and Omandokoro as a hostage to Okazaki, Mikawa Province.
  951. In 1586, Hideyoshi sent his real mother, Omandokoro (the mother of a Kanpaku), to Ieyasu as a hostage.
  952. In 1586, Shigekatsu transferred the head of the family to Shigemasa, his adopted son, and retired.
  953. In 1586, Since Akinao attacked Yoshinori IWASHIMIZU, a retainer who communicated secretly with the Nanbu clan, he was attacked by Nobunao NANBU.
  954. In 1586, Tadatoshi HOSOKAWA (his childhood name was Mitsuchiyo) was born and Tama always worried about his poor health.
  955. In 1586, Yoshihisa was pressed to make peace with Sorin OTOMO and serve as a vassal to the Toyotomi clan, but he sent a reply addressed to to Yusai HOSOKAWA saying that he refused to make peace or serve as a vassal.
  956. In 1586, he and Hidekazu HASEGAWA were admitted to the court.
  957. In 1586, he sent a letter to Kagekatsu UESUGI to encourage him to go to Kyoto under joint signatures with Mitsunari ISHIDA and Nagamori MASHITA, and in 1590, he sent a letter to Masamune DATE to urge him to join the war for the invasion of Odawara.
  958. In 1586, he was assigned as Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank Lower Grade) Kageyushi (Board of Discharge Examiners).
  959. In 1586, he was awarded the rank of Jugoinojo (Junior Fifth Rank, Upper Grade).
  960. In 1586, he was killed in the Battle of Hetsugigawa.
  961. In 1586, he was transferred to Ukone no Gon no chujo (Provisional Middle Captain of the Right Division of Inner Palace Guards).
  962. In 1586, he went to the capital (Kyoto) again and developed close personal relationships with territorial lords and Sogyu TSUDA, who was the wealthy merchant in Sakai City.
  963. In 1586, however, he was suddenly dismissed, and his fate afterwards is unknown.
  964. In 1586, the Matsura and Omura clans formed a union against Takanobu RYUZOJI, who was gaining power, and as part of the agreement, a wedding was arranged with Hisanobu MATSURA, the legitimate child of Shigenobu MATSURA (the highest rank among Buddhist priests).
  965. In 1586, the temple was relocated to Ryuga-jo Castle (Villa of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI) at Gojobomon (current location) by the earnest request of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI.
  966. In 1587 following the order from Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, it moved to the present location.
  967. In 1587 he and Norimichi went on an expedition to conquer Kyushu.
  968. In 1587 he had an audience with Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, who had become the ruler of the country following the death of Nobunaga.
  969. In 1587, Hideyoshi attacked and captured Yoshihisa SHIMAZU, who was going to control Kyushu, by condemning him for having broken 'Ou Sobujirei' (peace edict for Ou region) (the subjugation of Kyushu), which meant the western part of Japan was completely under Hideyoshi's control.
  970. In 1587, Ieyasu TOKUGAWA arranged for Masatsuna MATSUDAIRA, the second son of Hidetsuna OKOCHI, to become an adopted son of Masatsugu MATSUDAIRA, who belonged to the Nagasawa Matsudaira family group.
  971. In 1587, Kagekatsu defeated Shigeie SHIBATA, with whom he had been in conflict for years, with the backing and cooperation of Hideyoshi, thereafter in 1589, he subjugated the Homma clan and established peace in Sado.
  972. In 1587, Kinhiro was killed by Katsutaka TODA and the Iyo-Saionji clan was perished.
  973. In 1587, Masayasu SOGO met a heroic end in the battle of Hetsugigawa, leaving word to his vassal 'Senmatsumaru has not had an audience with Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI yet. Be sure to have him have an audience with Hideyoshi after my death, to succeed me and carry on the name of the SOGO family.'
  974. In 1587, Ogo made an effort to complete the reconciliatory negotiation between Hideyoshi and the Shimazu clan.
  975. In 1587, Rikyu was fully in charge of the Kitano Grand Tea Ceremony, and gained the trust of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI for a while.
  976. In 1587, a force 100,000 strong, the vanguard of Toyotomi's army, under the command of Hidenaga TOYOTOMI, arrived in Buzen Province, followed by a force numbering 120,000 men, under the command of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, landed in Kokura.
  977. In 1587, he participated in the Kyushu Conquest as a commander.
  978. In 1587, he returned to secular life on order of Yoshihisa SHIMAZU and became Karo (chief retainer) of Yoshihiro SHIMAZU.
  979. In 1587, he was given the surname of Hashiba from Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI and called himself Hashiba Kaneyama Jiju (chamberlain).
  980. In 1587, however, Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, who was worried about invasion by foreign countries, issued a decree of purging missionaries and embarked on the oppression of Christians.
  981. In 1587, it was relocated to its current site at the eastern end of Nishikikoji Street along with the temple as part of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI's city plan.
  982. In 1587, she married her cousin Takatsugu KYOGOKU through the good offices of Hidetoshi.
  983. In 1587, she was converted to Christianity by orders of her father-in-law, Yoshishige OTOMO.
  984. In 1587, the Shimazu clan, Togo's lord, was defeated by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI and Chui (TOGO) followed Yoshihisa SHIMAZU to Kyoto.
  985. In 1587, when Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI went for conquest of Kyushu, Tadaeis entered the Kobayashi-jo Castle to intercept Hidenaga TOYOTOMI's army.
  986. In 1588 Hideyoshi organized the big event of the Emperor's Jurakudai Mansion visit.
  987. In 1588 he introduced 'Katanagari' (sworn hunt) and promoted it in a large scale.
  988. In 1588 he moved to Gujo Hachiman Castle which he renovated extensively.
  989. In 1588, Hideyoshi asked Ujimasa and Ujinao, the father and son, to attend the imperial visit to Jurakudai (Hideyoshi's residence and office in Kyoto), but Ujimasa refused it.
  990. In 1588, Hisahide went up to Kyoto accompanying Kagekatsu and stayed there for a while.
  991. In 1588, Hisasuke left Mitoya and lived in seclusion in Kyoto.
  992. In 1588, Tadatsugu retired, handing over the head of the family to his eldest son, Ietsugu SAKAI.
  993. In 1588, believers of the Shingi Shingon sect who had escaped Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI's attack on Mt. Negoro arrived at Mt. Hatsuse and Sojo Senyo of the same sect established the present Buzan school of Shingon Buddhism.
  994. In 1588, he achieved success in the Emperor Goyozei's Imperial visit to Jurakudai (Hideyoshi's residence and office in Kyoto).
  995. In 1588, he called himself Hidenobu SABURO and was appointed Jushijiju (Junior Fourth- Rank Chamberlain) after he moved to Gifu and had his genpuku at the age of 9.
  996. In 1588, he once again travelled to Kyoto and was promoted to Sangi (state councilor), Chujo (Middle Captain) and Jusanmi (Junior Third Rank).
  997. In 1588, he participated in the tournament hosted by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, which was held in his presence, with Sansa (Nikkai) and Kaen, and he was determined to play with a handicap of Josen (playing with black in all games) against Sansa, who had survived the tournament defeating the opponents one after another.
  998. In 1588, he succeeded the position of eighth chief priest of Honman-ji Temple from his mentor Nichiju.
  999. In 1588, he was adopted by Ieyasu TOKUGAWA, and he was allowed to have the family name of Matsudaira.
  1000. In 1588, he was granted the surname of Hashiba from Hideyoshi.


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