【本能寺の変 の原因？】織田信長はなぜ長宗我部元親との約束を破ったのか？本能寺の変 直前の四国政策徹底解説 #織田信長 #本能寺の変

In 1582, Oda Nobunaga suddenly considered Chōsokabe Motochika, who was supposed to be his ally, an enemy. Many books state that "Nobunaga unilaterally broke a promise." But did that promise truly exist? This book examines the long-standing narrative of "Nobunaga as a villain who broke a promise," using primary sources to analyze each point. Who was Chōsokabe Motochika, who had almost unified Shikoku? Why was Akechi Mitsuhide the intermediary (liaison)? To what extent can the promise of "Shikoku as you wish" be confirmed in historical records? And why did Nobunaga change his policy? Using the "Ishitani Family Documents," discovered in 2014, as a clue, we trace the mystery leading to the Honnō-ji Incident, separating facts from later interpretations. *This book does not adopt a "good versus evil" narrative that portrays Nobunaga as the villain. It distinguishes between what can and cannot be said from historical sources and avoids making definitive statements. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ▶ Subscribe to our channel here https://www.youtube.com/@rekishi-no-t... This channel unravels the "why" behind Japanese history, one by one. New episodes are released weekly. Please subscribe so you don't miss anything. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 【Table of Contents】 00:00 Introduction 01:15 The Man Who Ruled Shikoku 03:08 Mitsuhide as the Contact Point 04:56 Was There a Promise? 08:02 Why Did the Change Happen? 11:25 To Honnoji Temple ───────────────────── ■ Books Based on This Video (For Those Who Want to Learn More) ───────────────────── This video is primarily based on the following books. For those who want to carefully trace Nobunaga's Shikoku policy and the Honnoji Incident through historical sources: ▼ Start with this book: Akechi Mitsuhide and the Honnoji Incident (Daimon Watanabe / Chikuma Shinsho) This book calmly organizes various theories and examines "how much can be said" about them, including the Shikoku theory. It's an easy-to-read paperback, even for beginners. https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/448007241... ▼ For those who want to delve deeper: The Honnoji Incident (Tatsuo Fujita / Kodansha Gakujutsu Bunko) A book by a researcher who has advocated the Shikoku theory. While somewhat specialized, it delves into the background of the incident from the perspective of the political structure. https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/406516277... Ishitani Family Documents: The Warring States Period as Seen by a Shogun's Close Retainer (Edited by Naotami Asari and Hideki Uchiike / Yoshikawa Kobunkan) This is a commentary on the historical document that was key to the video. It's an academic book for those who want to delve deeply into the original source. https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/464208263... For those who don't like reading, listening to it on Audible (link below) is also recommended. ───────────────────── ■ History with "Listen and Read Unlimited" ───────────────────── ・Amazon Audible (Audiobook / 30-day free trial) 　https://www.amazon.co.jp/b/ref=adbl_J... ・Kindle Unlimited (Unlimited reading / 30-day free trial) 　https://www.amazon.co.jp/kindle-dbs/h... *As an Amazon Associate, Rekishi no Tobira earns revenue through qualified sales. ───────────────────── ■ Related Videos ───────────────────── 【Who is the mastermind? The Honnoji Incident: The True Identity of the Mastermind Who Killed Oda Nobunaga | Judging the Real Culprit with Evidence    • 【黒幕は誰？】本能寺の変、織田信長を殺した黒幕の正体｜証拠で裁く真犯人 #本能寺の変...   [Common Theories are Full of Lies] Did Oda Nobunaga Not Use the Three-Stage Fire Method at the Battle of Nagashino?    • 【通説は嘘だらけ】織田信長は長篠の戦いで三段撃ちを使わなかった？   The Honnoji Incident: Why Was Nobunaga's Body Never Found?    • 本能寺の変 なぜ信長の遺体は見つからなかったのか？#本能寺の変 #織田信長 #明智光秀   [References/Sources] Nobunaga Koki (Ota Gyuichi) Ishitani Family Documents (Published 2014 by Hayashibara Museum of Art and Okayama Prefectural Museum / Edited by Asari Naotami and Uchiike Hideki, Yoshikawa Kobunkan) Kanemi-kyo Ki / Tokitsune-kyo Ki Fujita Tatsuo, "The Honnoji Incident" / Watanabe Daimon, "Akechi Mitsuhide and the Honnoji Incident," and other research #HistoryDoor #OdaNobunaga #ChosokabeMotochika #HonnojiIncident