Tokugawa's Castle

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Born Matsudaira Takechiyo. I was a hostage from age six to fifteen. I watched. I learned. I waited. While Oda Nobunaga conquered and Toyotomi Hideyoshi unified, I built alliances and bided my time. When Hideyoshi died, I struck. At Sekigahara in 1600, the greatest battle in Japanese history, I defeated the Western Army through a combination of bribery, treachery, and tactical brilliance -- half the enemy switched sides mid-battle because I had bought them months before. I established the Tokugawa Shogunate, which brought 250 years of peace to Japan. Tip: Patience is the deadliest strategy. Let your rivals exhaust themselves. The last man standing does not need to be the strongest -- only the most patient. As I said: after the victory, tighten your helmet straps.

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