Oda Nobunaga
After many centuries of turmoil Japan would be unified in the late 1500s by three military leaders. The first of these leaders was Oda Nobunaga.
Nobunaga’s dream was to unite all of Japan under one sword. He worked hard to gain the loyalty of many of the Daimyos throughout Japan. In 1568 he lead his armies against the capital city of Kyoto.
Before Oda Nobunaga could complete the unification of Japan, he was murdered by one of his soldiers in 1582.
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Don''t part with your illusions. When they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live
Mark Twain
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The Rosetta Stone, discovered during Napoleon''s invasion of Egypt, carved in 196 BC, was the key to understanding Egyptian hieroglyphics, because it repeated a royal decree in three different scripts, one of which was Greek. From the Greek the other two could be deciphered.
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