A Japanese poem claims that this man says to "Wait" if a bird will not sing, while Hideyoshi claims "Make it want to sing" and Oda Nobunaga suggests, "Kill it."
After quickly offering peace terms at the conclusion of the Winter Siege, this man promptly broke those terms in the Summer Siege. The effect of those sieges was to remove the Toyotomi family from power. Earlier, this man had defeated the forces of Ishida Mitsunari at the Battle of (*) Sekhigahara. A Japanese poem claims that this man says to "Wait" if a bird will not sing, while Hideyoshi claims "Make it want to sing" and Oda Nobunaga suggests, "Kill it." For 10 points, name this founder of a namesake Japanese shogunate that lasted from 1603 until 1868.
After quickly offering peace terms at the conclusion of the Winter Siege, this man promptly broke those terms in the Summer Siege.
{Tokugawa} Ieyasu (ee-ay-YAH-soo) [or Ieyasu {Tokugawa}]