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Today we're looking at Tokugawa Ieyasu, born Matsudaira Takechiyo.

Tokugawa Ieyasu (1/31/1543 - 6/1/1616) is the last of Japan's Three Great Unifiers. He founded the Tokugawa Shogunate, which lasted from 1603 until the Meiji Restoration in 1868.

Some notable facts or feats include the following
>Born from step-sibling incest at Okazaki Castle
>Son of a small time daimyo. Briefly lived as a hostage to daimyo Imagama Yoshimoto for his father. While a hostage, learned military tactics from the Imagama clan.
>Succeeded his father as a vassal of the Oda clan under Oda Nobunaga. Later pledged himself to Toyotomi Hideyoshi following a short rivalry.
>Fought together with Toyotomi Hideyoshi, relocated and built his castle in a little fishing village called Edo (now Tokyo)
>Through many battles was crucial in the unification of Japan and squishing many clans.
>Became the strongest daimyo under Toyotomi's regime. Aided him in the failed invasion of Korea. Succeeded him after his death at the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600.
>Established the Tokugawa Shogunate.
>In office as shogun for only two years from 1603 to 1605. Voluntarily resigned to preserve honor and integrity of the position.
>Still de facto ruler of Japan until his death
>Implemented the bakuhan system which established strict rules and guidelines to have the daimyo and samurai live in peace.
>Beginning in 1609, distanced Japan from Europeans due to suspicion regarding Roman Catholicism plus European motives, except for the Dutch in Nagasaki. Signed the Christian Expulsion Edict in 1614.
>Toyotomi Hideyori, Hideyoshi's rightful heir, contested his power in 1614. Besieged Osaka Castle next year and forced him to commit seppuku or else he'd kill his wife
>Posthumously deified per his wishes to protect his clan from evil.
>Capital moved to Edo after his death

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>>18684739
Never heard of him and therefore irrelevant
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>>18684739
Hideyoshi should have assassinated him.
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>>18684739
He was the most conniving scumbag in all of Japanese history but I suppose that's what to him winning in the end.
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>>18684739
He permanently ruined Japan along the Hideyoshi. Nobunaga should've survived Hono-ji and kill both of those niggers.
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>>18684739
Hideyoshi should have send him to Korea, helping centralized field command.
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>>18685825
what did he do that was worse than the average Feudal warlord of any country? Everyone stabbing eachother in the back is just how Feudalism functions.
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>>18684739
>Beginning in 1609, distanced Japan from Europeans due to suspicion regarding Roman Catholicism plus European motives, except for the Dutch in Nagasaki. Signed the Christian Expulsion Edict in 1614.
Arguably one of the most important people in Japanese history for doing this alone.
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>>18685896
Wouldn't have changed a thing whether for Hideyoshi or for Ieyasu
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>>18686702
It definitely would have significantly reduced the Kiyomasa-Konishi rivalry.
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>>18684739
>step-sibling incest
so then it's not incest. i hate this step sibling shit. either be man enough to fuck your blood relatives or fuck off.
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>>18687594
He was Targaryen bastards? Hideyoshi son is rightful heir.



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