This man ordered kenchi, or land surveys, to be undertaken, and at the same time confiscated swords from the peasantry, promising them the metal would be used for a gigantic statue of the Buddha.
This man ordered kenchi, or land surveys, to be undertaken, and at the same time confiscated swords from the peasantry, promising them the metal would be used for a gigantic statue of the Buddha. He defeated Mitsuhide, who had caused the suicide of his predecessor through a revolt, and besieged Odawara, a castle of the Hojo. This man also expelled Jesuit missionaries from Japan, and attempted to invade Korea. He rose from peasant beginnings to become the successor of Oda Nobunaga. FTP, name this second great unifier of Japan.
This man ordered kenchi, or land surveys, to be undertaken, and at the same time confiscated swords from the peasantry, promising them the metal would be used for a gigantic statue of the Buddha.
Toyotomi {Hideyoshi} [accept {Hiyoshimaru}]