After receiving the Matsushima tea set, he founded the ritual of surrendering tea utensils to establish vassalage.
After receiving the Matsushima tea set, he founded the ritual of surrendering tea utensils to establish vassalage. His rise was stopped in the Honnoji Incident, when Akichi Mitsuhide's rebellion forced this man's suicide. Ruling from the castle of Azuchi after he moved out from Owari, this man ended the collection of road tolls and introduced musketeers into Japanese military tactics, and he allowed Jesuits into the country to counterbalance the powerful Ikko and Tendai monasteries. FTP, name this man who ended the Ashikaga shogunate and was succeeded as Japan's most powerful warlord by Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
After receiving the Matsushima tea set, he founded the ritual of surrendering tea utensils to establish vassalage.
{Oda} [or Oda {Nobunaga}; or {Kichihoshi}; or {Saburo}]