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Japanese Literature
Japanese Literature
How a man who was neither a genius nor a monster nor a great man became a male in the Sengoku period. Motonari was born as the second son of the Mori family, a small country who was at the mercy of the two great powers of Ouchi and Amago. He was a young man who lived in seclusion in San-ji Temple, dreamed of a life of Seikou-uyomi and was afraid like a kitten before leaving for the front. After losing his older brother, Motonari had a wife who could take care of his retainers who could not be expected to return to the enemy's side at any moment, and had a wife who could leave the house, and was a leader of a strong resourceful man who desperately struggled to survive in the Sengoku period, used his head, believed in people, betrayed people, and devised strategies. This is a masterpiece historical novel describing the life of Motonari, his older brother, his wife and -- a man of the West who stood up from sorrow and fought many times while mourning his precious things.