Please write down in detail the evolution of the name of the outstanding Japanese shogunate general Toyotomi Hideyoshi?

In the real Japanese Warring States history, Toyotomi Hideyoshi was the son of a farmer and had no formal name (nicknamed "Kenzaburo"). When I was young, I worked as a groom under Imagawa Yoshimoto (just like Oda, the great Japanese warlord at that time), and later I went to Oda Nobuyuki to do odd jobs. Because of his eloquence, Nobunaga was promoted to a personal attendant and became a samurai of Nobunaga's family a few years later. And began his magnificent life with his official name-Tokichiro Muxia. After that, Shinbu made outstanding achievements in the war of conquering the south and marching to the north. Later, it was renamed Kinoshita Hideyoshi, and later it was renamed Yukio Hatoyama (curse: Japanese people like to change their names blindly when they have nothing to do, and it is difficult for one person to remember and correspond one by one. Names and fur are given by parents. How can they be easily changed? Nobunobu's Beno Temple incident was killed by his ministry, Akechi Mitsuhide, and Yuchai Hideyoshi, together with other Oda's old men, killed Akechi Mitsuhide and boarded Oda's record. In the following history, just like the story between all ambitious ministers and weak and helpless young masters, Hideyoshi finally succeeded in taking Oda's power as his own, unifying the Japanese archipelago, and won the title of "Guan Bai" of the Emperor and renamed it "Toyotomi Hideyoshi".