KnowraMuromachi periodLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to Muromachi period, each with the reason it gives.All 18Broader topic 1Related 4Narrower topic 13Sengoku periodNarrower topic: Sengoku developed within the later Muromachi era rather than replacing it cleanly.Heian-kyōNarrower topic: The shogunate’s seat in Kyoto restored the city’s role as a political center.Ashikaga YoshimitsuNarrower topic: Yoshimitsu’s reign was an influential phase within this longer era.Ashikaga TakaujiNarrower topic: Takauji’s government began the political era named for its Kyoto district.Ōnin WarNarrower topic: The war exposed weaknesses that had accumulated within this era's shogunal order.ShugoNarrower topic: Shugo power developed most visibly as the Ashikaga government depended on provincial governors.Sesshū TōyōNarrower topic: Its patronage networks and Zen culture shaped the conditions of Sesshū's career.Nanboku-chō periodNarrower topic: Its starting date coincides with the rise of Ashikaga rule during the court conflict.Zeami MotokiyoNarrower topic: Zeami’s career unfolded amid the patronage networks and artistic changes of this era.Ashikaga YoshimasaNarrower topic: Yoshimasa’s reign occupied the middle decades of this political and cultural era.Kinkaku-jiNarrower topic: Kinkaku-ji’s founding belongs to the political and cultural world of the Ashikaga shoguns.Kanō MasanobuNarrower topic: Masanobu’s career unfolded under Ashikaga patronage during this period.Landscape by SesshūNarrower topic: The painting belongs to the period when ink landscape painting flourished under shogunal and Zen patronage.