When Was the Sengoku Era in Demon Slayer?
The Sengoku era in Demon Slayer refers to a period over 400 years before the main storyline, which is set in the Taisho era.
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In Demon Slayer, the Sengoku era is mentioned as the time when Muzan Kibutsuji, the main antagonist, became the first demon. Historically, the Sengoku era occurred from 1467 to 1615.
The Sengoku era dates back to around 1467 to 1615, which is when Muzan started wreaking havoc as the first demon.
Muzan was turned into a demon during the historical Sengoku era, which is between 1467 and 1615.
In Demon Slayer, the Sengoku period dates back to about 1467-1615, long before Tanjiro's epic journey.
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