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Meanwhile, Sakai, south of Osaka, grew in size and became Japan's greatest autonomous free city and the main port from which trade missions departed for China. In an unusual alliance that bolstered the local economy, Sakai was controlled by a strong local military bureaucracy in conjunction with the area's merchants and aristocrats. Both Momoyama-period (1568–1600) warlords, Oda Nobunaga (1534–82) and Toyotomi Hideyoshi, patronized the city, from which they obtained arms and money. Nobunaga used Sakai as his headquarters for ruthless attacks on Ishiyama Honganji, annihilating the temple complex in 1580. Under Nobunaga's successor, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Ishiyama was renamed Osaka ('great hill'), and an elaborate system of canals was constructed to facilitate the distribution of goods from his new national centre. Osaka, as a storage site for rice and other important commodities, was then first popularly referred to as the 'kitchen of Japan'. Hideyoshi also made it his military headquarters with the completion of Osaka Castle in 1584, built on the ruins of Ishiyama Honganji. 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