Although Japan is a small island country in the western Pacific, Japan has a long and wonderful history like China, and there are many historical figures worth remembering and commemorating for future generations, and the author will introduce the three tragic heroes of Japanese history recognized by the author, who are in chronological order: Genyoshi, Nanki Masanari, and Sanada Yukimura.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" > source yijing</h1>
Genyoshi was born in 1159 AD, from the aristocratic family Hanoi Genji, his father Genyi Dynasty was the head of genji, and the isepin chieftain Ping Kiyomori was a sworn enemy, the two sides fought each other in order to compete for real power in the imperial court, and as a result, the Ping clan defeated Genji and took real power in the imperial court, Genyi dynasty was killed, and his descendants were exiled, including Genyijing and his brother Genrai Dynasty, both brothers were only a few years old at the time.
Many years later, Yuan Yijing grew up and unexpectedly received guidance from a senior monk and learned superb martial arts and martial arts. In 1180 AD, Yuan Yi received the news that his brother Yuan Lai chao had asked him to raise an army against the Ping clan and avenge his father, and immediately raised an army and broke out a more fierce war with the Ping clan, which is known as the Original PingHei War, until 1185 AD defeated and destroyed the Ping clan, he made the most outstanding achievements.
Unfortunately, Yuan Lai Chao did not share the fruits of victory with his half-brother Yuan Yijing, he was afraid of Yuan Yijing's high shock lord, ordered the murder of Yuan Yijing, in 1189 AD Yuan Yijing fled for several years and committed suicide because he was cornered, at the age of 30. In addition, the love story of Genyoshi-kei and ai-concubine Shizumi is the most tragic love story in Japanese history, so Genyoshi-kei is regarded by later generations of Japan as the first of the saddest heroes in Japanese history.
Portrait of the Source Yijing
Statue of the Source Yijing
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" > Nanmu Masaaki</h1>
Born in 1294 AD, Born into a family of the Hanoi Kingdom, Namgi Masanari was a young warrior who had been well versed in the family's martial arts and martial arts since childhood, and because his family had always been dissatisfied with the control of the Kamakura shogunate over the emperor, he had been interested in making his own contribution to the overthrow of the Kamakura shogunate, until he met the resolute Emperor Go-Daigo, who had a heart of collapse, and he finally had the opportunity to achieve this goal.
In 1333, Emperor Go-Daigo personally marched with Namgi Masamune's forces in Hanoi as the vanguard, and later Emperor Daigo's son Prince Gora led a monk to attack the decaying Kamakura shogunate. The last shogun of the Kamakura shogunate, Prince Shoubang and the last ruler Hojo punctually appointed ashikaga Tsunade to lead the army to suppress it, but the Ashikaga clan somehow turned against the enemy, and under the joint attack of all forces, the Kamakura shogunate was destroyed, and the emperor who had been vacant by the Kamakura shogunate for more than a hundred years regained real power.
However, in 1336, only 3 years after the destruction of the Kamakura shogunate, the Ashikaga clan rebelled, and Emperor Daigo fled to Nara, where he established the Koan Imperial Court, known as the Southern Dynasty, and the Ashikaga Clan established another puppet emperor in Kyoto, establishing the Muromachi shogunate, known as the Northern Dynasty, and thus entering the History of Japan into the Southern and Northern Dynasties.
Under the appointment of Emperor Go-Daigo, Nanki Masanari led an army to fight against the rebel Ashikaga Clan, and the two sides fought many times without winning or losing, and finally at the end of the same year, Nanmu Masamune defeated the Ashikaga Clan and committed suicide in desperation, at the age of 42. Because Ofaki Masanari died after bowing to Emperor Go-Daigo during his lifetime, he was regarded by later Generations of Japan as a model of loyalty and patriotism.
Image of Masanari Kusunoki
Nanmu is a statue
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" > Yukimura Sanada</h1>
Sanada Yukimura was born in 1567, from the Kai Kingdom of Hao family, he was born and raised in the era of Japan's most divided and chaotic Warring States period, when Japan was basically unified under the efforts of Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi, after the death of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the Eastern Army led by Tokugawa Ieyasu and the Western Army composed of Ishida Sansei competed for the world, known as the Sekigahara War, and Sanada Yukimura's family served the Western Army.
Sanada Yukimura was a military general with excellent military talent, and he repeatedly inflicted heavy damage on Tokugawa Ieyasu's Eastern Army, but he was defeated by Tokugawa Ieyasu at the Battle of Osaka in 1615, and after all his subordinates died in battle, he committed suicide in despair at the age of 48.
Sanada Yukimura Images
Statue of Sanada Yukimura