Battle of Sekigahara: Tokugawa Wins Japan, 260 Years of Shogunate Begin
Tokugawa Ieyasu crushes rival clan leaders at the Battle of Sekigahara to seize control of Japan and establish a military government that rules for over two centuries. This victory ends decades of civil war and ushers in an era of strict isolationism that stabilizes the nation until the mid-nineteenth century.
October 21, 1600
426 years ago
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