Miyoshi Yoshitsugu

Miyoshi Yoshitsugu (三好 義継?, 1549 – December 10, 1573), adopted son of Chokei, was a preeminent Daimyo, Samurai, and politician of the Sengoku period in Feudal Japan who would come to found the Miyoshi Shogunate, and finally end the Sengoku period. This period is often known as the Awa period (☀江戸時)

Yoshitsugu is mostly known for his sinic name - Chicao (長慶)

Chicao held the court title of Daijo-Daijin] (太政大臣) and whilst in office is known for introducing a number of cultural legacies, such as financing the reconstruction and renovation of the Capital of Kyoto for the Emperor, Go-Tsuchimikado.

Chokei would also enact laws and pushed for the "Order to Educate the land of the Rising Sun." Financing, and constructing schools across the lands of Japan to educate all the people of Japan. Miyoshi Chokei is known for being calm with his decisions, and never really rushing through orders.

During his tenure, the Miyoshi Clan would experience a great rise of power, and engaged in a protracted military campaign against it's rivals, the Taira, Takeda, Torii, and the Imagawa. He would go on to unite Japan, and establish the Miyoshi Shogunate.

Military Campaigns and Rise to power
After the fall