FTP, identify this period of Japanese history from 1338 to 1573, much of which is also known as the Muromachi.
years after its beginning, the Southern and Northern Courts were unified for the first time with the end of the reign of Emperor Godaigo. It began with the crushing of the Hojo uprising and the beginning of its end was the Onin War, which led to sengoku jidai, a century of the country at war. The Yung-lo emperor was the only Chinese ruler recognized by this period's greatest statesman, Yoshimitsu, whose grandfather Takauji had established it. Its official end coincided with the rise in power of Odu Nobunaga and the Tokugawa shogunate. FTP, identify this period of Japanese history from 1338 to 1573, much of which is also known as the Muromachi.
years after its beginning, the Southern and Northern Courts were unified for the first time with the end of the reign of Emperor Godaigo.
Ashikaga shogunate (prompt on early buzz of "Muromachi")