US EditionThe Meiō Coup, Also Known as the Beginning of the Sengoku Period, Saw the Conflict in Kinki Turn Into a Quagmire as Hosokawa and Ashikaga Fought Each Other.
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June 9th, 1493 (April 25th, leap year, Meiō 2) is the day that Hatakeyama Masanaga committed suicide. It was one of the events that occurred in the so-called Meiō Political Crisis, and it was Hosokawa Masamoto who forced him to commit suicide. In fact, it was such an important event that some even consider the Meiō Political Crisis to be the beginning of the Sengoku period, rather than the Onin War (1467-1477). What kind of conflict was it? Let'…
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