What important battles and internal affairs did Nobuyuki ODA and Toyotomi Hideyoshi fight?

Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Nobunaga Oda are both the most famous tyrants in Japanese history. Together with Tokugawa Ieyasu, they were called "Three Heroes of the Warring States Period" by later generations, and were highly respected by Japanese natives. Of course, as China people, these three people are capable, but in fact their comprehensive ability is not among the heroes in the history of China. After all, the background is there, but then again, what are the famous battles worthy of Japanese admiration?

First of all, Nobunaga was the first monarch in Japanese history who really made great contributions to reunification. In the battle with Nagano Island, the first large-scale use of muskets won a comprehensive victory, which made the reputation of muskets appear. Before the Battle of Kanazaki, asakura, the Shallow Towel Coalition and the Battle of Tanabe were all defeated by 3,000 to 25,000 people, which made him famous for a while.

In addition, this person can select talents in an eclectic way, similar to Cao Cao's selection of poor scholars. Unfortunately, after his death, he was abolished, and his thought of separation of soldiers and farmers and free trade also made the combat effectiveness of the army rise sharply, the productivity of farmers was guaranteed, and commerce was developed, which greatly promoted the social development process in Japan. Unfortunately, he died on the eve of reunifying the country, but his contribution to reunifying Japan is indelible.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi, in essence, is the successor of Oda Shintoi, who unified Japan for the first time with the theme of "The World", the battle of Tanya, the change of Benneng Temple and the battle of Odahara, and finally destroyed the North Island family. He is a figure who further promoted Japan's development on the basis of Shintai Aode. With his own ability and the power left by Shintai Aode, he achieved the goal of unifying Japan and further improved various systems in Japan. It promoted Japan's transformation from the chaotic feudalism in the Middle Ages to the modern shogunate system, but later it was foolish and suspicious, and launched a war against the DPRK in an attempt to destroy China as a springboard, and finally it was defeated. After his death, his ministry seized power by Tokugawa Ieyasu.