This leader broke guild monopolies and liberalized business with his rakuichi rakuza policy and allowed the construction of the Nanban temple in Kyoto. This leader's attempt to seize Echigo province was halted at the Battle of Tedorigawa by Uesugi Kenshin. This man's troops used (*) matchlocks to repulse the charge of Takeda cavalry at the Battle of Nagashino. The treason of this man's subordinate Akechi Mitsuhide led him to commit seppuku at Hon
This leader broke guild monopolies and liberalized business with his rakuichi rakuza policy and allowed the construction of the Nanban temple in Kyoto. This leader's attempt to seize Echigo province was halted at the Battle of Tedorigawa by Uesugi Kenshin. This man's troops used (*) matchlocks to repulse the charge of Takeda cavalry at the Battle of Nagashino. The treason of this man's subordinate Akechi Mitsuhide led him to commit seppuku at Honno-ji. Toyotomi Hideyoshi succeeded - for 10 points - what first great unifier of Japan?
This leader broke guild monopolies and liberalized business with his rakuichi rakuza policy and allowed the construction of the Nanban temple in Kyoto.
Oda Nobunaga