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The Nobubaga Oda and His Son Nobutada Oda killed by Akechi Mitsuhide 1582 OTL, TTL Nobunaga Oda and Son Nobutada survived escaped Akechi Mitsuhide Failed, Nobunaga Oda Unification Succeeded 1584 and become Shogun lived until 1637 and replaced son Nobutada Oda. Would Atomic Bomb Hiroshima and...

(I made this thread talking about this years ago, but it went nowhere and died. This is more of a remake.) For context, the Imjin War was an attempt by Toyotomi Hideyoshi to invade Ming China via Joseon Korea. After landing on Korean soil, the Japanese had initial success, even capturing the...

OTL Nobunaga dies Honno-ji Incident and become Isolationist. TTL Nobunaga never died and Escape Honno-ji Incident What happened Buddhist and Shinto? Would Nobunaga Converted Catholic Christianity? Would Sakoku Never Happened? Would Ecchi Never Existed? Would Manga and Anime Never Existed...

Things to note before going into this timeline: 1. As this is a Japan-centric timeline, all Japanese names will be written in the traditional "last name, first name" format. 2. Kanji iterations of terms and names will be inserted alongside the English writing the first time it's introduced...

We're all familiar with the Daimyo, Oda Nobunaga. The First Great Unifier of Japan, the Demon King. A conqueror who nearly unified Japan after a hundred-years of civil war, until betrayed by his general Akechi Mitsuhide, who killed him in the temple of Honnō-ji. We're familiar with this man. A...

Nobunaga performed seppuku after being surrounded by Mitsuhide's army. If Nobunaga survived the coup, he could unite Japan faster. He had an interest in foreigners so its unlikely Japan would go to isolation, pockets of Christian Japanese would exist, and Japan and China would be in an arms...

As sparse as Oda Nobunaga AH are, I found myself thinking more and more about Nobunaga's father, Nobuhide. He was a great warrior and leader in his own right, but he suffered from being overly cautious. He was famous for mainly attempting to conquer neighboring territories with various levels of...

(Based off a previous thread I made that died and wanted a fresh start.) Oda Nobunaga was one of the Great Unifiers of Japan and is one of my favorite historical figures in history. Through brilliance, and brutality, he almost unified the entirety of Japan. He was open to foreign culture and...

The Mori clan was one of the more powerful daimyo houses of the Sengoku period, dominating the region of Chugoku at the height of their prominence. What could be a good POD for them to be the ones to unify Japan instead of Oda Nobunaga and his successors? Could avoiding the sudden death of Mori...

Let's say Oda Nobunaga doesn't die in the Honnō-ji Incident and manages to become Shogun. What character might an Oda Shogunate take?

During the Sengoku Jidai, there were three Great Unifiers of Japan; Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu. These men are consider the three Great Unifiers of Japan, and through war, diplomacy, or patience, helped end the Sengoku Jidai. 1. Oda Nobunaga- From Owari Pronvince, he...

Oda Nobunaga was one of three unifiers of Japan. Through brilliance, and brutality, he almost unified the entirety of Japan. But, he was betrayed by Akechi Mitsuhide, at Honnō-ji. After his death, Toyotomi Hideyoshi finished his conquests. What if, Akechi Mitsuhide didn’t betrayed Oda...

Oda Nobunaga. One of the most famous men during the Sengoku Jidai. From his home province, he manage to expand, and unify most of Japan, defeating the Azai, Asakura, the Ikko-Ikki, and the Takeda. He almost succeeded in unifying most of Japan, before he was assassinated at Honnō-ji, by Akechi...

According to Wikipedia, there were at least three attempts on Oda Nobunaga's life by ninjas. What if one of these attempts had succeeded?

Oda Nobunaga was a powerful Daimyo, who was one of the three Great Unifiers of Japan, but his ambitions were cut short, as he was attacked and died at Honnō-ji, along with his eldest heir, by his seemingly loyal retainer Akechi Mitsuhide. What if instead, Akechi Mitsuhide never betrays Oda...

In 1582, things seemed to be coming up roses for Oda Nobunaga. Central Japan was firmly under his control, and the handful of rival clans he hadn't already defeated were seriously weakened by internal affairs. But all was not as well as it appeared, since there was a traitor in his ranks. While...

What if, HYPOTHETICALLY, Oda Nobunaga didn’t get assassinated by Mitsuhide, or found out beforehand and escaped death? Let’s say he manages to unite all of Japan. Let’s say, Hideyoshi or/and a group of Generals convince Nobunaga to invade the Far East. How would Oda Nobunaga handle the Imjin...