This man's seal contained the slogan "all the world by the force of arms". One of this man's retainers committed suicide after this man threw incense at the altar during his father's funeral. He's not Scottish, but during one battle, this commander and two thousand men hid in a forest during a rainstorm while creating a group of fake soldiers made of straw to confuse the enemy, who were celebrating their commander's birthday. At another battle, this leader massacred the warrior monks of Mount Hiei. This huge fan of the Tanegashima rifle once won a battle by arranging his (*) arquebusiers into three rows. This ruler of Owari Province and his son both died at the Incid
This man's seal contained the slogan "all the world by the force of arms". One of this man's retainers committed suicide after this man threw incense at the altar during his father's funeral. He's not Scottish, but during one battle, this commander and two thousand men hid in a forest during a rainstorm while creating a group of fake soldiers made of straw to confuse the enemy, who were celebrating their commander's birthday. At another battle, this leader massacred the warrior monks of Mount Hiei. This huge fan of the Tanegashima rifle once won a battle by arranging his (*) arquebusiers into three rows. This ruler of Owari Province and his son both died at the Incident at Honno-Ji, in which this man was forced to commit suicide by Akechi Mitsuhide. This victor at Nagashino and Okehazama was succeeded by his sandalbearer, Toyotomi Hideyoshi. For 10 points, name this first great unifier of Japan.
This man's seal contained the slogan "all the world by the force of arms".
{Oda} Nobunaga