Hideyoshi Toyotomi

British

/ ˌhiːdɛˈjɔːʃɪ ˌtɔːjɔːˈtɔːmɪ /

noun

1536–98, Japanese military dictator (1582–98). He unified all Japan (1590)

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Catholics have a history of being ostracized for their faith in Japan, and 26 Christians who were executed in the late 16th century under orders from the warlord Hideyoshi Toyotomi are commemorated in a monument in Nagasaki.

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We find him first in Nobunaga Oda, then in Hideyoshi Toyotomi, and lastly in Iyeyasu Tokugawa.

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