
Sengoku Period
The Sengoku period describes Japan’s age of competing regional powers, conventionally beginning with the Ōnin War and ending through a gradual process of unification.

The Sengoku period describes Japan’s age of competing regional powers, conventionally beginning with the Ōnin War and ending through a gradual process of unification.

Japan’s historic capitals include planned court cities and later centers of warrior government, whose political roles did not always coincide.