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The 22 pages that link to Oda Nobunaga, each with the reason it gives.

• Tokugawa shogunateRelated: His conquests reshaped the political landscape in which the Tokugawa rose to power.

• Tokugawa IeyasuRelated: Ieyasu became Nobunaga’s ally and expanded his power as Nobunaga subdued rival domains.

• Sengoku periodRelated: His campaigns began the most decisive phase of reunification.

• Toyotomi HideyoshiRelated: Hideyoshi served Nobunaga and inherited his unfinished campaign after his assassination.

• Ashikaga shogunateRelated: His seizure of Kyoto and expulsion of Yoshiaki ended Ashikaga rule.

• DaimyoRelated: His campaigns defeated rival daimyo and weakened the fragmented order.

• ShogunRelated: His campaigns weakened the fragmented order that later shoguns would replace.

• Kanō schoolRelated: His patronage of Kanō Eitoku supported the school’s large-scale castle paintings.

• Japanese castleRelated: His Azuchi Castle helped establish the monumental castle as a symbol of centralized power.

• Battle of NagashinoRelated: He commanded the Oda forces and helped shape their battlefield preparations.

• Enryaku-jiRelated: He ordered the 1571 destruction of Enryaku-ji’s mountain complex.

• Azuchi–Momoyama periodBroader topic: His campaigns and reforms opened the period’s drive toward reunification.

• Takeda ShingenCompared with: Nobunaga became a principal obstacle to Takeda expansion after Shingen turned toward Kyoto.

• Aichi PrefectureRelated: His rise from Owari made the region central to Japan’s political unification.

• Honnō-ji IncidentRelated: His command structure and rapid campaigns formed the setting for Mitsuhide’s rebellion.

• Kanō EitokuRelated: Nobunaga commissioned Eitoku’s paintings for castles that projected his authority.

• Uesugi KenshinRelated: Kenshin’s conflicts with Nobunaga brought his regional wars into the struggle for national power.

• Battle of MikatagaharaRelated: His alliance with Ieyasu shaped the political alignment against Takeda Shingen.

• Honda TadakatsuRelated: Nobunaga praised Tadakatsu after observing his conduct in battle.

• Battle of OkehazamaRelated: He commanded the force that attacked Yoshimoto’s camp and emerged with a stronger position.

• Hon'inbō SansaRelated: Nobunaga’s patronage helped bring Sansa to prominence at the start of his public career.

• Mochizuki ChiyomeRelated: His campaigns form part of the political conflict surrounding the Takeda tradition.