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1581 CEThe first version of Himeji Castle was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
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1582 CE - 1598 CEToyotomi Hideyoshi is the military leader of Japan.
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1582 CE - 1598 CEOda Nobunaga and his successor Toyotomi Hideyoshi conduct an extensive land ownership survey across Japan.
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1586 CEToyotomi Hideyoshi builds the huge Osaka castle.
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1587 CEToyotomi Hideyoshi passes his first edict to banish Christian missionaries from Japan.
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1588 CEToyotomi Hideyoshi prohibits commoners from carrying weapons, including swords.
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1591 CEToyotomi Hideyoshi builds the massive Odoi (‘Great rampart’) fortification wall around Heiankyo (Kyoto).
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1591 CEToyotomi Hideyoshi redefines the class system of Japan.
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1592 CEToyotomi Hideyoshi sends an army to invade Korea. It is not successful.
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1594 CEToyotomi Hideyoshi builds the Fushimi Castle outside Heiankyo (Kyoto).
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1597 CEToyotomi Hideyoshi passes his second edict to remove Christian missionaries from Japan and executes 26 Christians in Nagasaki.
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1597 CEToyotomi Hideyoshi sends a second army to invade Korea. It is not successful.
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18 Sep 1598 CE
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1581 CE: The first version of Himeji Castle was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
1582 CE - 1598 CE: Toyotomi Hideyoshi is the military leader of Japan.
1582 CE - 1598 CE: Oda Nobunaga and his successor Toyotomi Hideyoshi conduct an extensive land ownership survey across Japan.
1586 CE: Toyotomi Hideyoshi builds the huge Osaka castle.
1587 CE: Toyotomi Hideyoshi passes his first edict to banish Christian missionaries from Japan.
1588 CE: Toyotomi Hideyoshi prohibits commoners from carrying weapons, including swords.
1591 CE: Toyotomi Hideyoshi builds the massive Odoi (‘Great rampart’) fortification wall around Heiankyo (Kyoto).
1591 CE: Toyotomi Hideyoshi redefines the class system of Japan.
1592 CE: Toyotomi Hideyoshi sends an army to invade Korea. It is not successful.
1594 CE: Toyotomi Hideyoshi builds the Fushimi Castle outside Heiankyo (Kyoto).
1597 CE: Toyotomi Hideyoshi passes his second edict to remove Christian missionaries from Japan and executes 26 Christians in Nagasaki.
1597 CE: Toyotomi Hideyoshi sends a second army to invade Korea. It is not successful.
1598 CE: Death of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the military leader of Japan.
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