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The 15 pages that link to Tokugawa Yoshinobu, each with the reason it gives.

• Tokugawa shogunateBroader topic: His resignation opened the political transition that ended Tokugawa rule.

• Boshin WarRelated: His contested surrender of power and retreat framed the shogunate’s position in the conflict.

• Sonnō jōiCompared with: His transfer of power shows how the slogan’s imperial claim could be met through political surrender as well as revolt.

• Emperor MeijiRelated: His resignation helped trigger the political transition that began under Meiji.

• ShogunRelated: His resignation ended the Tokugawa shogunate and the era of shogunal rule.

• Sankin-kōtaiCompared with: The shogunate’s fall ended the political order in which alternate attendance operated.

• BakumatsuRelated: His resignation changed the crisis from shogunal rule to an imperial restoration.

• Katsu KaishūRelated: Katsu served the shogunate whose power Yoshinobu relinquished.

• Ansei PurgeRelated: Supporters of his succession were among the purge’s principal targets.

• Battle of Toba–FushimiRelated: His withdrawal from the battlefield and return to Edo weakened his side’s campaign.

• Emperor KōmeiRelated: His dealings with the court shaped the final contest over political authority during Kōmei’s reign.

• Tokugawa IemochiCompared with: His rival candidacy in 1858 made Iemochi’s accession politically contested.

• Oguri KozukenosukeRelated: As shogun, he oversaw the government Oguri served during its final reforms.

• Shibusawa EiichiRelated: Shibusawa served Yoshinobu before the Meiji Restoration, including in a mission to Europe.

• Tanaka HisashigeRelated: Hisashige’s late-period work took place as Yoshinobu’s shogunate faced political collapse.