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[Japanese History] Why did Katsuyori, with talent surpassing that of Takeda Shingen, bring about the downfall of his clan? For many years, we have been taught that Takeda Katsuyori was a tyrant who brought about the downfall of the Takeda clan. However, recent historical research is fundamentally overturning this conventional wisdom. It was undoubtedly Katsuyori who captured the impregnable Takatenjin Castle, which even his father, Shingen, could not capture, in just a few weeks, and expanded the Takeda clan's territory to its greatest extent in history. Did you know that Oda Nobunaga feared and guarded Katsuyori's talent more than anyone else? So why was this man of such talent abandoned by his vassals and forced to perish alone on Mount Tenmoku? The cruel truth lies in the shadow of his father's greatness, a distorted succession structure, and the tragedy of winning too much. Based on primary historical sources and the latest research, this video depicts the countdown to the Takeda clan's downfall as an ultra-immersive story. [Chapters] 0:00 Opening 0:56 Chapter 1: A Cursed Origin and the Fate of the "Jindai" 3:21 Chapter 2: The Day He Surpassed His Father - The Battle of Takatenjin Castle 9:08 Chapter 3: The Tragedy of Nagashino and the Price of "Abandoning" 11:19 Finale: Falling on Mount Tenmoku - The Truth about Takeda Katsuyori 12:55 Conclusion: The Life of Takeda Katsuyori References/Cited Historical Sources To provide a convincing explanation, the following historical sources and books are used as references: ・"Kōyō Gunkan" (Military and Political Records from the Takeda Side) ・"Nobunaga-kōki" (An Objective Record from the Oda Perspective) ・"Todai-ki" (Record of the Sengoku Period) ・"Takeda Katsuyori" by Masaru Hirayama (A Definitive Edition Recent Reevaluations) *There are various theories about historical fact.