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Meanwhile, [[Kato Kiyomasa|Katô Kiyomasa]] and [[Date Masamune]], among others, led Tokugawa-loyal forces in wiping out the last vestiges of opposition, in various corners of the archipelago.<ref name=pitelka80/>

Meanwhile, [[Kato Kiyomasa|Katô Kiyomasa]] and [[Date Masamune]], among others, led Tokugawa-loyal forces in wiping out the last vestiges of opposition, in various corners of the archipelago.<ref name=pitelka80/>

Though Toyotomi Hideyori and his supporters remained alive, and would a decade later become (or, remain) the chief remaining threat to Tokugawa hegemony, at this early stage, Ieyasu was still in a position to operate out of [[Osaka castle]], and to claim some degree of authority as one of Hideyoshi's named and sworn regents for the young Hideyori. Residing not at Edo but at Osaka for some five months in late 1600 until 1601/3/23, Ieyasu employed this source of authority as he ordered various ''daimyô'' to accede to having their fiefs reduced or confiscated. His presence in Osaka also gave him proximity to the Imperial Court.

Though Toyotomi Hideyori and his supporters remained alive, and would a decade later become (or, remain) the chief remaining threat to Tokugawa hegemony, at this early stage, Ieyasu was still in a position to operate out of [[Osaka castle]], and to claim some degree of authority as one of Hideyoshi's named and sworn regents for the young Hideyori. Residing not at Edo but at Osaka for some five months in late 1600 until 1601/3/23, Ieyasu employed this source of authority as he ordered various ''daimyô'' to accede to having their fiefs reduced or confiscated. His presence in Osaka also gave him proximity to the Imperial Court.<ref name=pitelka80/>

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==Shogun==