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The Unifiers (Oda / Toyotomi / Tokugawa)
Rival Daimyō
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Siege of Osaka: The Summer Campaign

June 3, 1615 · Osaka Theater

The Toyotomi line extinguished; Sengoku Japan's century of civil war ends for 250 years.

June 3, 1615

With Osaka Castle's moats filled in, the Toyotomi forces had to fight in the open at Tennōji rather than behind walls. Sanada Yukimura led a desperate final charge that broke through the Tokugawa lines and came within a hundred metres of Ieyasu's own command post — the closest anyone ever came to killing him in battle — before being overwhelmed and killed. The castle fell that day; Hideyori and his mother Yodo-dono, Nobunaga's niece and Hideyoshi's consort, killed themselves inside it as it burned. Hideyori's young son, the last direct Toyotomi heir, was found and executed.

  • Siege of Osaka: The Summer Campaign

Commanders

The Unifiers (Oda / Toyotomi / Tokugawa) · Tokugawa Ieyasu
Rival Daimyō · Sanada Yukimura; Toyotomi Hideyori