
A History of Japan to 1334
George Sansom
Yoshiharu fled Kyoto before Oda Nobunaga, the Ashikaga shogunate's twilight.

The most notable rulers who held power elsewhere at the same time, from European courts to Ottoman, Mughal, and Chinese thrones.

Henry VIII of England
England
1522–1547

Suleiman the Magnificent
Ottoman Empire
1522–1547

Francis I of France
France
1522–1547

Jiajing Emperor of Ming
China
1522–1547

Charles V
Spain
1522–1547

Humayun
Mughal Empire
1531–1540

Charles V
Holy Roman Empire
1522–1547

John III of Portugal
Portugal
1522–1547

Babur
Mughal Empire
1526–1531

James V of Scotland
Scotland
1522–1542

Gustav I of Sweden
Sweden
1523–1547

Emperor Go-Nara
Japan
1526–1547

Pope Paul III
Papacy
1534–1547

Pope Clement VII
Papacy
1523–1534

Emperor Go-Kashiwabara
Japan
1522–1526

Mary, Queen of Scots
Scotland
1542–1547

Pope Adrian VI
Papacy
1522–1523
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George Sansom
Yoshiharu fled Kyoto before Oda Nobunaga, the Ashikaga shogunate's twilight.
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