【明智光秀】信長が最も信じた男は、なぜ裏切者になったのか？｜戦国時代

This is a historical drama depicting the "final half-month" of Akechi Mitsuhide, who instigated the Honnō-ji Incident during the Sengoku period. Why was the man known as Oda Nobunaga's trusted confidant driven to the greatest rebellion of the Sengoku period? Did Akechi Mitsuhide truly kill his lord out of resentment towards Nobunaga? Based on recent research, this drama, presented in a manga-illustrated format, carefully explains the true story of the Honnō-ji Incident—from the loss of the Shikoku liaison, to the lonely decision he couldn't even tell his retainers, to the Battle of Yamazaki where no one came to his aid—a story not told in textbooks. If you're a fan of Sengoku warlords or Japanese history, please watch until the end. 0:00 Prologue - The Night of the Honnoji Incident 0:52 Half a Month Ago - Anomaly at Azuchi Castle 5:49 Mitsuhide's Conflict and Atago's Resolve 12:55 The Night of Destiny - The Honnoji Incident 17:45 Three-Day Reign - The Battle of Yamazaki and the End *Please adhere to the community guidelines when posting comments. [Main References and Primary Sources for This Video] "Nobunaga Koki" "Honjo Soemon's Memorandum" Letter from Akechi Mitsuhide (dated June 9th, addressed to Hosokawa Fujitaka) Letter from Akechi Mitsuhide (dated June 12th, addressed to Tsuchihashi Shigeharu) Research by Tatsuo Fujita (Original document investigation of the letter addressed to Tsuchihashi Shigeharu, 2017), etc. *The dialogue and emotional descriptions in this video include fictional and dramatized elements based on historical sources. Please enjoy this as one interpretation of matters for which there are various theories. *Some images are AI-generated illustrations based on public domain images. #History #SengokuPeriod #OdaNobunaga