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The Kamakura period was the time period in Japan when there was a progressive change in the nobility and landowning men in and around the provinces.
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This is when Minamoto no Yoritomo had won the Genpei war and had dubbed himself Emperor -
This is when the Kamakura shogunate was created when Minamoto no Yoritomo had won the Genpei war and he had dubbed himself as Shogunate
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In 1185, the Tairia clan (A rival clan of the Minamoto clan) was defeated in the sea battle, Battle of Dan-no-ura. -
Honen was a religious former and founder of the first-ever independent, Japanese Pure Land Buddhism. He and his followers weren't remarkably liked and were exiled (removed) from their land and sent to be executed (killed). Two days before his death, Honen wrote a one-page document describing/ summarising his religious school for future generations. -
In 1333, the Samurai Nitta Yoshisada conquers Kamakura during the Seige of Kamakura which resulted in the Kamakura shogunate getting killed and the Kamakura Era coming to an end. -
This was when the Kenmu Restoration had overthrown the Emperor and re-established the imperial rule until Ashikaga and his children overthrew them. -
This is when the Kenmu Restoration took over and re-established the imperial rule until Ashikaga Takauji and his children overthrew them.
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The naming of the Muromachi period was based on the district where their headquarters was placed. -
1336 Onwards. This is because when the Ashikaga Shogunate took over, the Japanese were still under the influence of Buddhism. -
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This is when Ashikaga Takauji declared himself as Shogunate and moved the capital to Muromachi, Kyoto. -
This is the time of the Okehazama and it went on for 2 months with the Oda clan winning -
Oda Nobunaga had overthrown the Muromachi Bakufu and extended his control nationally. -
This was the time in the Tokugawa Period when Shogunate Tokugawa, established the capital, Edo. This is what we call Tokyo today, the nation's Capital. -
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This is the time when Tokugawa Ieyasu had crowded around Osaka Castle and is forced loyal to the royal Toyotomi family and the Tokugawa family authority becomes important in Japan -
This is when the Ieyasu defeated the Toyotomi clan, which gave them reliable power over all of Japan's islands. -
This was the decade that was the time when the shogunate would ban the Japanese people from travelling outside the country, abroad. -
This is during the life of the 15th Tokugawa Shogunate and when he resigned, the Tokugawa dynasty ended. Emperor Meiji is restored.