Difference between revisions of "1585"

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(Tenshô 13; 天正十三年)

1585/1 Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu formally make peace.
1585/4 Hideyoshi subdues the Saiga monto of Kii.
1585/6 Hideyoshi invades Shikoku with roughly 100,000 men.
1585/7/11 Hideyoshi is named Kampaku by the court. Hideyoshi also names five administrators (Bugyo) to govern Kyoto. Included are Ishida Mitsunari and Asano Nagamasa.
1585/8/6 Chosokabe Motochika surrenders and has his holdings reduced to Tosa province.
1585/8/20 Sasa Narimasa surrenders Etchu to Hideyoshi.
- Tokugawa Ieyasu dispatches an abortive expedition against Sanada Masayuki of Shinano province.
- Hideyoshi issues an edict abolishing merchant
- Emperor Ogimachi abdicates in favor of Go-Yozei.
1585/10/8 Date Terumune is killed by Hatakeyama Yoshitsugu. He is succeded by his son, Date Masamune

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 * 1585/7/11  Hideyoshi is named [[Kampaku]] by the court. Hideyoshi also names five administrators ([[Bugyo]]) to govern Kyoto. Included are Ishida Mitsunari and Asano Nagamasa.
 * 1585/8/6 [[Chosokabe Motochika]] surrenders and has his holdings reduced to [[Tosa province]].
-* 1585/8/20 [[Sassa Narimasa]] surrenders Etchu to Hideyoshi.
+* 1585/8/20 [[Sasa Narimasa]] surrenders Etchu to Hideyoshi.
 ** Tokugawa Ieyasu dispatches an abortive expedition against [[Sanada Masayuki]] of [[Shinano province]].
 ** Hideyoshi issues an edict abolishing merchant