Sengoku period

The Sengoku period was an era of civil war, political fragmentation and social change in Japanese history. It conventionally began with the Ōnin War in 1467, although the Kyōtoku incident of 1454 and the Meiō incident of 1493 have also been proposed as starting points.

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Which happened first?

• Sengoku period began 1 year after Kingdom of Kartli
• Sengoku period began 1 year after Astrakhan Khanate
• Sengoku period began 2 years after Kingdom of Kakheti
• Sengoku period began 2 years after Kazakh Khanate
• Sengoku period began 2 years before Kingdom of Kandy

Timeline

1. Kazakh Khanate1465–1847
2. Kingdom of Kakheti1465–1762
3. Astrakhan Khanate1466–1556
4. Kingdom of Kartli1466–1762
5. Sengoku period (this page)1467–1590
6. Kingdom of Kandy1469–1815

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