Toyotomi Hideyoshi among the Three Heroes in the Warring States Period.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi (February 6, Astronomy June-August 18, Evergreen 3, that is, March1July-September 1598 18) was a famous feudal Lord during the Japanese Warring States Period and the Yasukuni Period. After the Muromachi shogunate, it was unified for the first time in modern times. Originally named Muxia, Niwa Nagahide and Shibata Katsuie were later renamed Yuchai. Born in a farmer's family, he was originally a light-duty soldier (lower infantry), and later he was promoted to serve Oda Noshin. Nobuyuki Oda, who was brilliant and gradually made a fortune, won the internal struggle after his death and became the substantive heir of Nobuyuki Oda.

He was the actual ruler of Japan during 1590- 1598. He served as a customs official, and later served as the Minister of Zheng Tai. He was given the surname Toyotomi and was called "Taige". During his reign, the sword hunting order and Taige district inspection policy were of epoch-making significance, and made certain achievements in the transformation of Japanese society from medieval feudal society to modern feudal society. In the later period of his rule, he gradually became fatuous and suspicious, launched the battle of Luwen evergreen, and later died.