SHOGUN: JAPAN IN THE SENGOKU PERIOD 😴 LECTURE FOR SLEEP😴

The Sengoku Jidai era was a century of bloody battles, incredible intrigues, and dramatic destinies. A time when samurai changed masters like gloves, monks became warriors, and peasants rose to the very top of power. In this lecture, we will take a deep dive into how three great leaders—Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu—destroyed the old order, built a new Japan, and forever changed its fate.

You will learn:

How samurai cavalry was defeated by muskets.
Why Nobunaga decided to burn down Japan’s largest monastery.
How a peasant, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, seized absolute power.
The story of the legendary Hattori Hanzo and the secret ninja warriors.
Why betrayal became the decisive factor in the Battle of Sekigahara.
How Tokugawa Ieyasu finally ended the Warring States period.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating and dramatic world where the fates of people and entire clans were decided in an instant, and discover how Japan found peace after a century of war.

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[PossumKing]

This is very high quality production and a very pleasant voice over. Thank you for making this.

[PedroMartinez-nyc]

This story was outstanding I never seen or heard anything like it before in my life I really enjoyed this you should keep up the good work you're doing very well

[KissleepG]

1. Sengoku Jidai (Age of Warring States)
Began in the late 15th century as Ashikaga Shogunate weakened
Period of chaos and conflict among regional warlords (daimyo)
Destructive impact of the Ōnin War in Kyoto
2. Key Figures in Unification
Oda Nobunaga**: Innovative tactics, including firearms; challenged tradition
Toyotomi Hideyoshi**: Rose from humble origins to become a powerful general
Tokugawa Ieyasu**: Patient strategist, established lasting Tokugawa shogunate
3. Battles, Rivalries, and Betrayals
Clashes between Takeda Shingen and Uesugi Kenshin
Nobunaga’s victory at Okehazama and ruthless campaign against Buddhist monasteries
Nobunaga’s assassination
4. Rise of Hideyoshi and Ieyasu
Hideyoshi’s failed attempt to conquer Korea
Ieyasu’s victory at Sekigahara, leading to the Tokugawa shogunate
End of Sengoku period and the start of the peaceful Edo period.

This video was incredibly relaxing.
Its soothing tone and gentle content truly melted away all my stress, making it the perfect lullaby for a good night's sleep.
Wishing everyone a deep, restful sleep and a peaceful night!
GoodNight !

[dominicp]

This is so dam good wish it was 6 hours long.

[TheWarriorsEyes]

"The Sengoku period's intricate history is captivating. Which event or figure from this era do you find most intriguing?" 🏯

[andrewclark]

Why have background music ..?it has ruined the podcast

[abztraktt]

This knocked me theee fuck out! Thank you much

[toothless-tiger]

This is false the greatest Samurai was Lonewolf, Samurai with son I saw the movie.

[touthao]

😂😂 can't handle the Japanese name pronunciation.... only name they got right is Oda Nobunaga..(Akechi Mitsuhide is pronounce A-ke-chi Mi-tsu-hi-de)😂😂