This man used a personal seal that read "Tenka Fubu," meaning "spread militarism over the whole land," and built a castle named after the legendary Mount Qi ("chee").
This man used a personal seal that read "Tenka Fubu," meaning "spread militarism over the whole land," and built a castle named after the legendary Mount Qi ("chee"). He initiated policies to stimulate business, abolish and prohibit monopolies, and opened trade guilds in his nation; and under his rule nanban trade with so-called "southern barbarians" was drastically increased. Those economic laws and decrees of his can be found in the city of Gifu today and drove the Rokkaku clan out of their protected castles. This man won the Battle of (*) Nagashino and his greatest victory may have been Okehezana, though he was forced to commit suicide. For ten points, name this man, a powerful daimyo and the first of the three unifiers of Japan in the 16th century, prior to Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu.
This man used a personal seal that read "Tenka Fubu," meaning "spread militarism over the whole land," and built a castle named after the legendary Mount Qi ("chee").
{Oda} {Nobunaga} (accept either name)