Japanese literature> Mononofu Senki Kosha Hansuke no Tatakai

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Japanese Literature
Japanese Literature
Jidai Shosetsu Bunko 5-15
In 1550 (Tenmon 19), Harunobu TAKEDA (later Shingen) invaded Toishi Castle, a Murakami Yoshikiyo in Kitashinano. However, he could not attack and retreated. Although the warrior soldier Sahei AMEMIYA and his servant Hansuke fought as a member of the palace, their allies were completely defeated. The two who were left behind in the land of Kitashinano got rid of the pursuers of the fallen samurai hunt and ran around the mountains and fields aiming for their allies. He carried Sahei with a wound on his back,' I will bring my husband back to my wife by all means,' and Hansuke struggled to support his thought alone. It is a story of Mononofu who escaped under the power of all-knowing and all-powerful. The heroic losing battle, the escape from' Toishi (Toishi) Kuzure' is described from the viewpoint of a junior.