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The 78 pages that link to Tokugawa shogunate, each with the reason it gives.

• Edo periodBroader topic: It was the governing regime that defined the period.

• Tokugawa IeyasuBroader topic: Ieyasu founded this government and established its institutions.

• Sengoku periodBroader topic: It emerged from the victories that ended the era’s civil wars.

• SamuraiBroader topic: Its long peace reshaped samurai from battlefield warriors into a governing class.

• DaimyoBroader topic: Its laws and institutions shaped daimyo obligations and constrained their autonomy.

• Battle of SekigaharaBroader topic: Sekigahara enabled Ieyasu to found this regime three years later.

• ShogunBroader topic: Its long rule became the best-known example of hereditary shogunal government.

• Early modern periodBroader topic: Its long rule offers a distinct East Asian chronology for early modern change.

• Confucianism in JapanBroader topic: Its peace and administrative needs gave Confucian scholarship new political prominence.

• DynastyBroader topic: The Tokugawa case shows hereditary rule by a military house alongside an emperor.

• History of JapanBroader topic: Its stable rule centralized authority through domains, status hierarchies, and regulated foreign relations.

• History of East AsiaBroader topic: Its stability and restricted foreign relations differed from Qing-era imperial governance.