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How many casualties were in the onin war of Sengoku period Japan?
i dont know. TROLLLLLLLEEEEDDDDDD
Who will sign onin tr3?
whoever signs onin tr3 would have to be a big recording label like deff jam arista or colombia because onin tr3 is the big package deal
How was japan's culture and society affected by war and conflict?
Because with the breakdown of central government Japan's warriors fought each other From 1467-1477 the country suffered through the disastrous Onin War Esmeralda Did this~ : -)
How was japan culture and society affected by war and conflict?
Because with the breakdown of central government Japan's warriors fought each other From 1467-1477 the country suffered through the disastrous Onin War Esmeralda Did this~ : -)
How was Japan's culture and society affected y war and conflict?
Because with the breakdown of central government Japan's warriors fought each other From 1467-1477 the country suffered through the disastrous Onin War Esmeralda Did this~ : -)
Why were shoguns unable to regain control of japan after the onin war?
Becuase the Onins had the power of onions which made Japan very weak because they couldn't stop crying :3
How can you get the new album by onin tr3?
http://www.amazon.com/Air-ONIN-TR3/dp/B00HNWFNQY/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1388790368&sr=1-2
World war two facts?
the second world war was fought by Japan and Germany. it ended in September 2nd, 1945 when Japan surrendered.
Does onin tr3 have a grill?
I grill burgers at work so yeah I guess I do.
What are facts about Great Britain during World War 2?
What are the names of two major cities of Northern Ireland?
What are some additional facts about the Revolutionary War?
One additional fact about the Revolutionary War is that General Washington and General Cornwallis had tea together during the war. With that the two became acquainted.
How many feudal principalities was Japan divided into after the onin war?
After the Onin War, Japan was divided into approximately 300 feudal principalities, known as "han," which were governed by local daimyo (feudal lords). This fragmentation marked the beginning of the Sengoku period, a time characterized by social upheaval, political intrigue, and constant military conflict among these rival factions. The power struggles among the daimyo ultimately set the stage for the unification of Japan under the Tokugawa shogunate in the early 17th century.
