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 * History of Japan: Overview
 * History of Japan
 * Timeline of Japanese history
 * Empire of Japan
 * History of education in Japan
 * Economic history of Japan
 * Japanese currency
 * Military history of Japan
 * Naval history of Japan
 * List of World Heritage Sites in Japan


 * Paleolithic Japan
 * Japanese Paleolithic


 * Jomon Period
 * Jōmon period
 * Jōmon pottery
 * Emperor Jimmu
 * Emperor Suizei
 * Emperor Annei
 * Emperor Itoku
 * Emperor Kōshō
 * Emperor Kōan


 * Yayoi Period
 * Yayoi period
 * Yayoi pottery
 * Magatama
 * Bronze mirror
 * Dōtaku
 * Wa (Japan)
 * Yamatai
 * Himiko
 * Emperor Kōgen
 * Emperor Kaika
 * Emperor Sujin
 * Emperor Suinin
 * Emperor Keikō
 * Yamato Takeru
 * Emperor Seimu
 * Emperor Chūai
 * Empress Jingū
 * Xu Fu


 * Yamato Period: Kofun
 * Yamato period
 * Kofun period
 * Kofun
 * Fukiishi
 * Haniwa
 * Kumaso
 * Ōtomo no Kanamura
 * Heguri no Matori
 * Emperor Ōjin
 * Emperor Nintoku
 * Emperor Richū
 * Emperor Hanzei
 * Emperor Ingyō
 * Emperor Ankō
 * Emperor Yūryaku
 * Emperor Seinei
 * Emperor Kenzō
 * Emperor Ninken
 * Emperor Buretsu
 * Emperor Keitai


 * Yamato Period: Asuka
 * Asuka period
 * Taika Reform
 * Hakuhō period
 * Soga no Umako
 * Mononobe no Moriya
 * Prince Shōtoku
 * Fujiwara no Kamatari
 * Ono no Imoko
 * Princess Nukata
 * Jinshin War
 * Soga–Mononobe conflict
 * Isshi Incident
 * Battle of Baekgang
 * Abe no Hirafu
 * Emperor Ankan
 * Emperor Senka
 * Emperor Kinmei
 * Emperor Bidatsu
 * Emperor Yōmei
 * Emperor Sushun
 * Empress Suiko
 * Emperor Jomei
 * Emperor Kōtoku
 * Empress Kōgyoku
 * Emperor Tenji
 * Emperor Kōbun
 * Emperor Tenmu
 * Empress Jitō
 * Emperor Monmu
 * Soga clan
 * Mononobe clan
 * Nakatomi clan
 * Fujiwara clan
 * Kakinomoto no Hitomaro


 * Nara Period
 * Nara period
 * Empress Genmei
 * Prince Nagaya
 * Fujiwara no Hirotsugu Rebellion
 * Fujiwara no Nakamaro Rebellion
 * Fujiwara no Fuhito
 * Fujiwara no Nakamaro
 * Tachibana no Naramaro
 * Jianzhen
 * Dōkyō
 * Genbō
 * Kibi no Makibi
 * Empress Genshō
 * Emperor Shōmu
 * Empress Kōken
 * Emperor Junnin
 * Emperor Kōnin
 * Prince Sawara
 * Emperor Kanmu


 * Heian Period
 * Heian period
 * Cloistered rule
 * Samurai
 * Hōgen Rebellion
 * Heiji Rebellion
 * Kusuko Incident
 * Jōwa Incident
 * Former Nine Years War
 * Gosannen War
 * Shishigatani incident
 * Genpei War
 * Battle of Uji (1180)
 * Battle of Sunomata-gawa
 * Battle of Ishibashiyama
 * Battle of Mizushima
 * Battle of Dan-no-ura
 * Fujiwara no Michinaga
 * Fujiwara no Sumitomo
 * Fujiwara no Yorinaga
 * Taira no Kiyomori
 * Taira no Munemori
 * Taira no Masakado
 * Minamoto no Yoritomo
 * Minamoto no Yoshitsune
 * Minamoto no Yukiie
 * Minamoto no Yoshinaka
 * Benkei
 * Taira clan
 * Minamoto clan
 * Abe clan
 * Takeda clan
 * Sakanoue no Tamuramaro
 * Ōtomo no Otomaro
 * Emperor Heizei
 * Emperor Saga
 * Emperor Junna
 * Emperor Ninmyō
 * Emperor Montoku
 * Emperor Seiwa
 * Emperor Yōzei
 * Emperor Kōkō
 * Emperor Uda
 * Emperor Daigo
 * Emperor Suzaku
 * Emperor Murakami
 * Emperor Reizei
 * Emperor En'yū
 * Emperor Kazan
 * Emperor Ichijō
 * Emperor Sanjō
 * Emperor Go-Ichijō
 * Emperor Go-Suzaku
 * Emperor Go-Reizei
 * Emperor Go-Sanjō
 * Emperor Shirakawa
 * Emperor Horikawa
 * Emperor Toba
 * Emperor Sutoku
 * Emperor Konoe
 * Emperor Go-Shirakawa
 * Emperor Nijō
 * Emperor Rokujō
 * Emperor Takakura
 * Emperor Antoku


 * Kamakura Period
 * Kamakura period
 * Shogun
 * Fujiwara no Yasuhira
 * Northern Fujiwara
 * Jōkyū War
 * Emperor Go-Toba
 * Hōjō Tokimasa
 * Hōjō Yoshitoki
 * Hōjō Yasutoki
 * Goseibai Shikimoku
 * Mongol invasions of Japan
 * Kublai Khan
 * Genko Borui
 * Battle of Bun'ei
 * Battle of Kōan
 * Kamikaze (typhoon)
 * Genkō War
 * Emperor Go-Daigo
 * Prince Moriyoshi
 * Ashikaga Takauji
 * Nitta Yoshisada
 * Kusunoki Masashige
 * Hōjō clan
 * Hōjō Mototoki
 * Hōjō Takatoki
 * Hōjō Moritoki
 * Hōjō Sadaaki
 * Sōhei
 * Siege of Kasagi
 * Siege of Akasaka
 * Siege of Chihaya
 * Battle of Kotesashi (1333)
 * 1293 Kamakura earthquake
 * Battle of Kumegawa
 * Battle of Bubaigawara
 * Kōzuke-Musashi Campaign
 * Siege of Kamakura (1333)


 * Other Emperors of the Kamakura
 * Emperor Tsuchimikado
 * Emperor Juntoku
 * Emperor Chūkyō
 * Emperor Go-Horikawa
 * Emperor Shijō
 * Emperor Go-Saga
 * Emperor Go-Fukakusa
 * Emperor Kameyama
 * Emperor Go-Uda
 * Emperor Fushimi
 * Emperor Go-Fushimi
 * Emperor Go-Nijō
 * Emperor Hanazono


 * Kenmu Restoration Period
 * Kenmu Restoration
 * Southern Court
 * Northern Court
 * Ashikaga Tadayoshi
 * Prince Narinaga
 * Kitabatake Chikafusa
 * Ashikaga clan
 * Uesugi clan


 * Side Note: Emperors of the Northern Court
 * Emperor Kōgon
 * Emperor Kōmyō
 * Emperor Sukō
 * Emperor Go-Kōgon
 * Emperor Go-En'yū
 * Emperor Go-Komatsu


 * Muromachi Period - Ashikaga Shogunate
 * Muromachi period
 * Nanboku-chō period
 * Kannō disturbance
 * Ashikaga Yoshimitsu
 * Ashikaga Yoshimasa
 * Musō Soseki
 * Mōri clan
 * Kusunoki Masatsura
 * Battle of Tatarahama (1336)
 * Battle of Minatogawa
 * Siege of Kanegasaki (1337)
 * Sieges of Kuromaru
 * Battle of Shijōnawate
 * Battle of Yawata


 * Onin War - Beginning of the Sengoku Period
 * Ōnin War
 * Hosokawa Katsumoto
 * Hatakeyama Masanaga
 * Yamana Sōzen
 * Hatakeyama Yoshinari
 * Hosokawa clan
 * Yamana clan
 * Ōuchi clan


 * The Sengoku Period
 * Sengoku period
 * Kaga Rebellion
 * Kaga ikki
 * Ikkō-shū
 * Rennyo
 * Ashikaga Yoshitane
 * Hōjō Sōun
 * Hosokawa Masamoto
 * Kamiizumi Nobutsuna
 * Ningbo Incident
 * Nanban trade
 * Battle of Fukuda Bay
 * Francis Xavier
 * Kirishitan
 * Siege of Kawagoe Castle
 * Battle of Miyajima
 * Mōri Motonari
 * Battles of Kawanakajima
 * Takeda Shingen
 * Uesugi Kenshin
 * Battle of Mikatagahara
 * Battle of Nagashino
 * Battle of Okehazama
 * Imagawa Yoshimoto
 * Battle of Anegawa
 * Azai clan
 * Ishiyama Hongan-ji War


 * Azuchi-Momoyama Period
 * Azuchi–Momoyama period
 * Oda Nobunaga
 * Toyotomi Hideyoshi
 * Tokugawa Ieyasu
 * Ashikaga Yoshiaki
 * Hattori Hanzō
 * Takenaka Shigeharu
 * Honda Tadakatsu
 * Kōsa
 * Honnō-ji incident
 * Akechi Mitsuhide
 * Battle of Shizugatake
 * Battle of Komaki and Nagakute
 * Siege of Odawara (1590)
 * Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–98)
 * Battle of Imjin River (1592)
 * Battle of Noryang
 * Katō Kiyomasa
 * Konishi Yukinaga
 * Toyotomi Hideyori
 * Council of Five Elders
 * Ukita Hideie
 * Ishida Mitsunari
 * Red seal ships
 * Fukushima Masanori
 * Date Masamune
 * Chōsokabe Morichika
 * Battle of Sekigahara


 * Edo Period: Tokugawa Shogunate
 * Edo period
 * Tokugawa Hidetada
 * Shimabara Rebellion
 * Keian Uprising
 * Forty-seven Ronin
 * Great Fire of Meireki
 * Jōkyō uprising
 * Menashi-Kunashir Rebellion
 * Ōshio Heihachirō
 * Convention of Kanagawa
 * Matthew C. Perry
 * Black Ships
 * Order to expel barbarians
 * Battle of Shimonoseki Straits
 * Shimonoseki Campaign
 * Bombardment of Kagoshima
 * Bakumatsu
 * Sonnō jōi
 * Mito Rebellion
 * Kinmon incident
 * First Chōshū expedition
 * Shishi (organization)
 * Kawakami Gensai
 * Shinsengumi
 * Kondō Isami
 * Hijikata Toshizō
 * Okita Sōji
 * Saitō Hajime
 * Yamanami Keisuke
 * Tōdō Heisuke
 * Nagakura Shinpachi
 * Matsudaira Katamori
 * Sakamoto Ryōma
 * Ikedaya Incident
 * Takasugi Shinsaku
 * Kiheitai
 * Kaientai
 * Sakuradamon Incident (1860)
 * Ii Naosuke
 * Boshin War
 * Battle of Toba–Fushimi
 * Kuroda Kiyotaka
 * Yamagata Aritomo
 * Naval Battle of Hakodate
 * Battle of Hakodate
 * Battle of Miyako Bay


 * Meiji Restoration
 * Meiji period
 * Meiji Restoration
 * Emperor Meiji
 * Meiji oligarchy
 * Meiji Constitution
 * Government of Meiji Japan
 * Japan–Korea Treaty of 1910
 * Charter Oath
 * Land Tax Reform (Japan 1873)
 * Abolition of the han system
 * Foreign relations of Meiji Japan
 * Japanese military modernization of 1868–1931
 * Iwakura Mission
 * Fukuzawa Yukichi
 * Ōkubo Toshimichi
 * Kido Takayoshi
 * Satsuma Domain
 * Saigō Takamori
 * Chōshū Domain
 * Republic of Ezo
 * Enomoto Takeaki
 * Itō Hirobumi
 * Satchō Alliance
 * Matsukata Masayoshi
 * Meirokusha
 * Mori Arinori
 * Itagaki Taisuke
 * Three great nobles
 * Saga Rebellion
 * Akizuki Rebellion
 * Hagi Rebellion
 * Shinpūren Rebellion
 * Satsuma Rebellion
 * Chichibu incident
 * First Sino-Japanese War
 * Treaty of Shimonoseki
 * Japanese invasion of Taiwan (1895)
 * Russo-Japanese War
 * Battle of Tsushima
 * Battle of Mukden
 * Treaty of Portsmouth
 * Hibiya incendiary incident
 * Japanese Antarctic Expedition
 * Shirase Nobu


 * Taisho Period
 * Taishō period
 * Emperor Taishō
 * National Diet
 * Taisho Political Crisis
 * Japan during World War I
 * Siege of Tsingtao
 * Twenty-One Demands
 * March 1st Movement
 * 1923 Great Kantō earthquake
 * Japanese militarism
 * Katsura Tarō
 * Saionji Kinmochi
 * Hara Takashi
 * Siberian Intervention


 * Showa Period
 * Shōwa period
 * Shōwa financial crisis
 * Second Sino-Japanese War
 * Mukden Incident
 * Japanese invasion of Manchuria
 * Immigration Act of 1924
 * Kwantung Army
 * May 15 Incident
 * Nanking Massacre
 * Attack on Pearl Harbor
 * Home front during World War II
 * Pacific War
 * Battle of Midway
 * Bombing of Tokyo
 * Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
 * Surrender of Japan
 * Occupation of Japan
 * Japanese war crimes
 * Shigeru Yoshida
 * Saburō Ōkita
 * Japanese dissidence during the Shōwa period
 * Post-occupation Japan
 * United Nations


 * Overview
 * Japan


 * History of Japan: Overview
 * History of Japan
 * Timeline of Japanese history
 * Empire of Japan
 * History of education in Japan
 * Economic history of Japan
 * Japanese currency
 * Military history of Japan
 * Naval history of Japan
 * List of World Heritage Sites in Japan


 * Paleolithic Japan
 * Japanese Paleolithic


 * Jomon Period
 * Jōmon period
 * Jōmon pottery
 * Emperor Jimmu
 * Emperor Suizei
 * Emperor Annei
 * Emperor Itoku
 * Emperor Kōshō
 * Emperor Kōan


 * Yayoi Period
 * Yayoi period
 * Yayoi pottery
 * Magatama
 * Bronze mirror
 * Dōtaku
 * Wa (Japan)
 * Yamatai
 * Himiko
 * Emperor Kōgen
 * Emperor Kaika
 * Emperor Sujin
 * Emperor Suinin
 * Emperor Keikō
 * Yamato Takeru
 * Emperor Seimu
 * Emperor Chūai
 * Empress Jingū
 * Xu Fu


 * Yamato Period: Kofun
 * Yamato period
 * Kofun period
 * Kofun
 * Fukiishi
 * Haniwa
 * Kumaso
 * Ōtomo no Kanamura
 * Heguri no Matori
 * Emperor Ōjin
 * Emperor Nintoku
 * Emperor Richū
 * Emperor Hanzei
 * Emperor Ingyō
 * Emperor Ankō
 * Emperor Yūryaku
 * Emperor Seinei
 * Emperor Kenzō
 * Emperor Ninken
 * Emperor Buretsu
 * Emperor Keitai


 * Yamato Period: Asuka
 * Asuka period
 * Taika Reform
 * Hakuhō period
 * Soga no Umako
 * Mononobe no Moriya
 * Prince Shōtoku
 * Fujiwara no Kamatari
 * Ono no Imoko
 * Princess Nukata
 * Jinshin War
 * Soga–Mononobe conflict
 * Isshi Incident
 * Battle of Baekgang
 * Abe no Hirafu
 * Emperor Ankan
 * Emperor Senka
 * Emperor Kinmei
 * Emperor Bidatsu
 * Emperor Yōmei
 * Emperor Sushun
 * Empress Suiko
 * Emperor Jomei
 * Emperor Kōtoku
 * Empress Kōgyoku
 * Emperor Tenji
 * Emperor Kōbun
 * Emperor Tenmu
 * Empress Jitō
 * Emperor Monmu
 * Soga clan
 * Mononobe clan
 * Nakatomi clan
 * Fujiwara clan
 * Kakinomoto no Hitomaro


 * Nara Period
 * Nara period
 * Empress Genmei
 * Prince Nagaya
 * Fujiwara no Hirotsugu Rebellion
 * Fujiwara no Nakamaro Rebellion
 * Fujiwara no Fuhito
 * Fujiwara no Nakamaro
 * Tachibana no Naramaro
 * Jianzhen
 * Dōkyō
 * Genbō
 * Kibi no Makibi
 * Empress Genshō
 * Emperor Shōmu
 * Empress Kōken
 * Emperor Junnin
 * Emperor Kōnin
 * Prince Sawara
 * Emperor Kanmu


 * Heian Period
 * Heian period
 * Cloistered rule
 * Samurai
 * Hōgen Rebellion
 * Heiji Rebellion
 * Kusuko Incident
 * Jōwa Incident
 * Former Nine Years War
 * Gosannen War
 * Shishigatani incident
 * Genpei War
 * Battle of Uji (1180)
 * Battle of Sunomata-gawa
 * Battle of Ishibashiyama
 * Battle of Mizushima
 * Battle of Dan-no-ura
 * Fujiwara no Michinaga
 * Fujiwara no Sumitomo
 * Fujiwara no Yorinaga
 * Taira no Kiyomori
 * Taira no Munemori
 * Taira no Masakado
 * Minamoto no Yoritomo
 * Minamoto no Yoshitsune
 * Minamoto no Yukiie
 * Minamoto no Yoshinaka
 * Benkei
 * Taira clan
 * Minamoto clan
 * Abe clan
 * Takeda clan
 * Sakanoue no Tamuramaro
 * Ōtomo no Otomaro
 * Emperor Heizei
 * Emperor Saga
 * Emperor Junna
 * Emperor Ninmyō
 * Emperor Montoku
 * Emperor Seiwa
 * Emperor Yōzei
 * Emperor Kōkō
 * Emperor Uda
 * Emperor Daigo
 * Emperor Suzaku
 * Emperor Murakami
 * Emperor Reizei
 * Emperor En'yū
 * Emperor Kazan
 * Emperor Ichijō
 * Emperor Sanjō
 * Emperor Go-Ichijō
 * Emperor Go-Suzaku
 * Emperor Go-Reizei
 * Emperor Go-Sanjō
 * Emperor Shirakawa
 * Emperor Horikawa
 * Emperor Toba
 * Emperor Sutoku
 * Emperor Konoe
 * Emperor Go-Shirakawa
 * Emperor Nijō
 * Emperor Rokujō
 * Emperor Takakura
 * Emperor Antoku


 * Kamakura Period
 * Kamakura period
 * Shogun
 * Fujiwara no Yasuhira
 * Northern Fujiwara
 * Jōkyū War
 * Emperor Go-Toba
 * Hōjō Tokimasa
 * Hōjō Yoshitoki
 * Hōjō Yasutoki
 * Goseibai Shikimoku
 * Mongol invasions of Japan
 * Kublai Khan
 * Genko Borui
 * Battle of Bun'ei
 * Battle of Kōan
 * Kamikaze (typhoon)
 * Genkō War
 * Emperor Go-Daigo
 * Prince Moriyoshi
 * Ashikaga Takauji
 * Nitta Yoshisada
 * Kusunoki Masashige
 * Hōjō clan
 * Hōjō Mototoki
 * Hōjō Takatoki
 * Hōjō Moritoki
 * Hōjō Sadaaki
 * Sōhei
 * Siege of Kasagi
 * Siege of Akasaka
 * Siege of Chihaya
 * Battle of Kotesashi (1333)
 * 1293 Kamakura earthquake
 * Battle of Kumegawa
 * Battle of Bubaigawara
 * Kōzuke-Musashi Campaign
 * Siege of Kamakura (1333)


 * Other Emperors of the Kamakura
 * Emperor Tsuchimikado
 * Emperor Juntoku
 * Emperor Chūkyō
 * Emperor Go-Horikawa
 * Emperor Shijō
 * Emperor Go-Saga
 * Emperor Go-Fukakusa
 * Emperor Kameyama
 * Emperor Go-Uda
 * Emperor Fushimi
 * Emperor Go-Fushimi
 * Emperor Go-Nijō
 * Emperor Hanazono


 * Kenmu Restoration Period
 * Kenmu Restoration
 * Southern Court
 * Northern Court
 * Ashikaga Tadayoshi
 * Prince Narinaga
 * Kitabatake Chikafusa
 * Ashikaga clan
 * Uesugi clan


 * Side Note: Emperors of the Northern Court
 * Emperor Kōgon
 * Emperor Kōmyō
 * Emperor Sukō
 * Emperor Go-Kōgon
 * Emperor Go-En'yū
 * Emperor Go-Komatsu


 * Muromachi Period - Ashikaga Shogunate
 * Muromachi period
 * Nanboku-chō period
 * Kannō disturbance
 * Ashikaga Yoshimitsu
 * Ashikaga Yoshimasa
 * Musō Soseki
 * Mōri clan
 * Kusunoki Masatsura
 * Battle of Tatarahama (1336)
 * Battle of Minatogawa
 * Siege of Kanegasaki (1337)
 * Sieges of Kuromaru
 * Battle of Shijōnawate
 * Battle of Yawata


 * Onin War - Beginning of the Sengoku Period
 * Ōnin War
 * Hosokawa Katsumoto
 * Hatakeyama Masanaga
 * Yamana Sōzen
 * Hatakeyama Yoshinari
 * Hosokawa clan
 * Yamana clan
 * Ōuchi clan


 * The Sengoku Period
 * Sengoku period
 * Kaga Rebellion
 * Kaga ikki
 * Ikkō-shū
 * Rennyo
 * Ashikaga Yoshitane
 * Hōjō Sōun
 * Hosokawa Masamoto
 * Kamiizumi Nobutsuna
 * Ningbo Incident
 * Nanban trade
 * Battle of Fukuda Bay
 * Francis Xavier
 * Kirishitan
 * Siege of Kawagoe Castle
 * Battle of Miyajima
 * Mōri Motonari
 * Battles of Kawanakajima
 * Takeda Shingen
 * Uesugi Kenshin
 * Battle of Mikatagahara
 * Battle of Nagashino
 * Battle of Okehazama
 * Imagawa Yoshimoto
 * Battle of Anegawa
 * Azai clan
 * Ishiyama Hongan-ji War


 * Azuchi-Momoyama Period
 * Azuchi–Momoyama period
 * Oda Nobunaga
 * Toyotomi Hideyoshi
 * Tokugawa Ieyasu
 * Ashikaga Yoshiaki
 * Hattori Hanzō
 * Takenaka Shigeharu
 * Honda Tadakatsu
 * Kōsa
 * Honnō-ji incident
 * Akechi Mitsuhide
 * Battle of Shizugatake
 * Battle of Komaki and Nagakute
 * Siege of Odawara (1590)
 * Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–98)
 * Battle of Imjin River (1592)
 * Battle of Noryang
 * Katō Kiyomasa
 * Konishi Yukinaga
 * Toyotomi Hideyori
 * Council of Five Elders
 * Ukita Hideie
 * Ishida Mitsunari
 * Red seal ships
 * Fukushima Masanori
 * Date Masamune
 * Chōsokabe Morichika
 * Battle of Sekigahara
 * Miyamoto Musashi


 * Edo Period: Tokugawa Shogunate
 * Edo period
 * Tokugawa Hidetada
 * Shimabara Rebellion
 * Keian Uprising
 * Forty-seven Ronin
 * Great Fire of Meireki
 * Jōkyō uprising
 * Menashi-Kunashir Rebellion
 * Ōshio Heihachirō
 * Convention of Kanagawa
 * Matthew C. Perry
 * Black Ships
 * Order to expel barbarians
 * Battle of Shimonoseki Straits
 * Shimonoseki Campaign
 * Bombardment of Kagoshima
 * Bakumatsu
 * Sonnō jōi
 * Mito Rebellion
 * Kinmon incident
 * First Chōshū expedition
 * Shishi (organization)
 * Kawakami Gensai
 * Shinsengumi
 * Kondō Isami
 * Hijikata Toshizō
 * Okita Sōji
 * Saitō Hajime
 * Yamanami Keisuke
 * Tōdō Heisuke
 * Nagakura Shinpachi
 * Matsudaira Katamori
 * Sakamoto Ryōma
 * Ikedaya Incident
 * Takasugi Shinsaku
 * Kiheitai
 * Kaientai
 * Sakuradamon Incident (1860)
 * Ii Naosuke
 * Boshin War
 * Battle of Toba–Fushimi
 * Kuroda Kiyotaka
 * Yamagata Aritomo
 * Naval Battle of Hakodate
 * Battle of Hakodate
 * Battle of Miyako Bay


 * Meiji Restoration
 * Meiji period
 * Meiji Restoration
 * Emperor Meiji
 * Meiji oligarchy
 * Meiji Constitution
 * Government of Meiji Japan
 * Japan–Korea Treaty of 1910
 * Charter Oath
 * Land Tax Reform (Japan 1873)
 * Abolition of the han system
 * Foreign relations of Meiji Japan
 * Japanese military modernization of 1868–1931
 * Iwakura Mission
 * Fukuzawa Yukichi
 * Ōkubo Toshimichi
 * Kido Takayoshi
 * Satsuma Domain
 * Saigō Takamori
 * Chōshū Domain
 * Republic of Ezo
 * Enomoto Takeaki
 * Itō Hirobumi
 * Satchō Alliance
 * Matsukata Masayoshi
 * Meirokusha
 * Mori Arinori
 * Itagaki Taisuke
 * Three great nobles
 * Saga Rebellion
 * Akizuki Rebellion
 * Hagi Rebellion
 * Shinpūren Rebellion
 * Satsuma Rebellion
 * Chichibu incident
 * First Sino-Japanese War
 * Treaty of Shimonoseki
 * Japanese invasion of Taiwan (1895)
 * Russo-Japanese War
 * Battle of Tsushima
 * Battle of Mukden
 * Treaty of Portsmouth
 * Hibiya incendiary incident
 * Japanese Antarctic Expedition
 * Shirase Nobu


 * Taisho Period
 * Taishō period
 * Emperor Taishō
 * National Diet
 * Taisho Political Crisis
 * Japan during World War I
 * Siege of Tsingtao
 * Twenty-One Demands
 * March 1st Movement
 * 1923 Great Kantō earthquake
 * Japanese militarism
 * Katsura Tarō
 * Saionji Kinmochi
 * Hara Takashi
 * Siberian Intervention


 * Showa Period
 * Shōwa period
 * Hirohito
 * Shōwa financial crisis
 * Second Sino-Japanese War
 * Mukden Incident
 * Japanese invasion of Manchuria
 * Immigration Act of 1924
 * Kwantung Army
 * May 15 Incident
 * Nanking Massacre
 * Wushe incident
 * Japanese invasion of French Indochina
 * Attack on Pearl Harbor
 * Doolittle Raid
 * Bombing of Tokyo
 * Air warfare of World War II
 * Pacific War
 * Battle of Leyte Gulf
 * Battle of Saipan
 * Battle of Midway
 * Battle of the Coral Sea
 * Operation Ichi-Go
 * Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
 * Surrender of Japan
 * Occupation of Japan
 * Japanese war crimes
 * Shigeru Yoshida
 * Saburō Ōkita
 * Japanese dissidence during the Shōwa period
 * Post-occupation Japan
 * Japanese economic miracle
 * Soviet–Japanese border conflicts
 * Constitution of Japan
 * 1964 Summer Olympics
 * Koza riot
 * 1971 Okinawa Reversion Agreement
 * Eisaku Satō
 * 1980s in Japan
 * Hayao Miyazaki
 * Nintendo Entertainment System


 * Heisei Period
 * Heisei period
 * Akihito
 * Japanese asset price bubble
 * Lost Decade (Japan)
 * 1990s in Japan
 * Tokyo subway sarin attack
 * Kyoto Protocol
 * Shinzō Abe
 * Abenomics
 * 2000s in Japan
 * Great Hanshin earthquake
 * 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami
 * Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster