@@theonewhoasked2993 owhkay... just saying... benkei were evil... fyi im not native speaker... also i really don care whats the grammmar ish n not bodder to learn englesh popeli... again just saying...
To limit Miyamoto Musashi to one story does him a disservice. The man was truly legendary. One duel he showed up very late so that he could fight such that the sun was low and at his back the whole time, blinding his opponent. Many called him dishonorable for some of the tactics he used, but a true warrior can turn the world around them into a weapon against their opponent.
You're missing the part where Musashi also stood with his back facing the sun so as to disguise the length of his blade whilst he raised it above his head. With all the sunlight bleeding, it was impossible to tell that he also had a Odachi so Sasaki thought it was a regular Katana.
Cool. Especially talking about Musashi. But there are some that deserve some credit. Yagyu Jubei Mitsuyoshi, the famous one eyed samurai. Although, there were reports about him having both eyes, but he was still legit. Tomoe Gozen. The famed samurai woman who was putting in work during the Heian era during the Genpei War by being both a great archer, and swordsman. Yasuke. The black samurai who was a former slave that got off a Portuguese ship, and ended up serving under Oda Nobunaga as a samurai. And he became the first foreign person to become a samurai which will also happen to other foreigners after him. Finally, the one eyed dragon of Oshu, Date Masamune. He was as intelligent, as he was skilled, and aggressive. And he was even considered progressive for his time by being open to western knowledge, and technology in a similar way that Nobunaga did. Sorry for the long comment. Liked the video, and I would also like to check out the Shogunate channel, as well. It seems interesting to learn from.
There is also William Adams also became a Samurai too in 1600. He was an English sailor from Kent, learned how to become a navigator, sailed with the Dutch to Japan and then he served Tokugawa Ieyasu till he died. The guy became part of his inner circle primarily because of his knowledge of astrology, shipbuilding, navigation and other maritime tid-bits. He was crucial to the new Shogun's navy. In fact the miniseries Shogun, starring Richard Chamberlain and Toshiro Mifune, is based on this man.
Kusunoki Masashige is said to be the true embodiment of Bushido. His loyalty and servitude to his Lord was unmatched and an inspiration for other Samurai.
I live in a town called Chihaya Akasaka Village, where Kusunoki Masanari once lived. I am very happy to see that Mr. Kusunoki is being introduced abroad.
Oh hey! Honda Tadakatsu!! He was the daimyo of where I live. We've got a big beautiful statue of him in the park! His kids were powerful warriors too, even his daughter. One of his sons went on to inherit Himeji castle.
It Yoshitsune's time was an interesting one. At that time, they had not standardized the suicide ritual of seppukku and were still figuring the whole thing out. The worse part about researching seppukku was that they can't exchange notes when the ritual went extremely well.
Love both these channels! This video was a super fun watch. I'm excited to watch the other part on TheShogunate's channel! Thanks for all the hard work, you two!!
So much of one piece actually comes from Japanese lore. It makes the story seem so much deeper. Edit: I hadn’t realized someone already posted about one piece, but that just makes me happier, seeing that I’m not the only one :D
I was hoping to hear about Musashi especially after reading the books by Eiji Yoshikawa(which you oughta read, Linfamy, it's a great series) and you did not disappoint :)
One Piece's Wano arc is chock full of Japanese myth references and I'm determined to go over your channel as much as I can take, I'm living. Just subscribed 😁 (was so surprised how Zoro vs Gyukimaru is almost 1:1 with the Benkei vs Yoshitsune story im stoked; though the bromance happened with somebody else)
The first story of benkei standing even when he died gives me Manga flash backs of yoriichi dying standing up straight that even death couldn't bring him to his knees.
The story about Kusunoki Masashige actually contains a true legend itself. Masashige daughter in law was Iga No tsubone. As you said, Masashige suggested to Go-daigo to retreat but the emperor decided to fight and follow the plan of a man called Fujiwara no Kyokata. then Minatogawa battle happened, everyone did seppuku and it was the end as you said, Kyokata too was forced to commit seppuku because he got the blame for the faliure When the imperial court went to Yoshino to escape everyone, the young daughter Iga no Tsubone started seeing a ghost. this ghost was Kyokata who felt a huge anger towards the imperial court. Iga no tsubone already proved her great strenght by using a tree to help the empress bypass a river to Yoshino, and now she stared directly at the ghost and shouted to him TO GO AWAY and the ghost did so. this story has a very cool series of Ukiyo-e prints, featuring in 100 aspects of the moon by Yoshitoshi pic: media.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/collection_images/2/258.2012.15%23%23S.jpg
What I knew about Musashi and Kojiro's duel was that Musashi overslept, forgot his sword, and just took whatever he had nearby. Kojiro was furious, yes, so he went full bananas and attacked Musashi. He missed his attack because Musashi panicked a bit and Musashi's wooden oar hit Kojiro's head. It was a duel ended in a single strike because Musashi panicked and happen to swing his oar to the right direction. But I doubt that was the case. I'm sure Musashi just want to make Kojiro pissed so that he'd be easily defeated.
Honda Tadakatsu died by his own hand. After a little over 100 battles, he never got a scratch, never bled. No one made him bleed. Heihachiro (his courtesy name) actually lived to retire and see old age. IIRC, when he was 60-70, he was chopping wood or doing some kind of woodwork and scratches himself. So the first time he sees his own blood shed, he sees it as time to die and offs himself.
I like how the first time I heard about Yoshitsune and Benkei is from a Legend Rare unit on Battle Cats named "Ushiwakamaru" and "Colossal Benkei". They pretty much turned Benkei into a giant mecha XD
A relative of mine also came from every battlefield without a scratch and I managed to get cut by a Katana in Europe... Sigh. This relative of mine worked in Bosnia, Egypt, Syria and probably every sh!thole of Africa and Latin America. Another relative of mine was hit by a bomb in WWII and continued fighting despite multiple shrapnel wounds and as it later turned out, one piece stuck in his brain! Several pieces were inoperable and thus he kept them until he died in his 90s. Some people survive the impossible, others just get injured by the impossible... Fun fact: I do know a guy injured by a spear and another by a Sabre and that in this timeline without asking for it... The prior was an attack from behind by a British hooligan. The latter was about a girl and someone forced him to duel with real sabres...
@@Linfamy one brought them and told him to pick one up, or he'll cut him down. It was essentially attempted murder with extra steps. There was a considerable disparity in fencing skill. If he'd just come with one blade and killed him, he'd be arrested for murder, but if both duel and one dies, it's at best manslaughter...
Didn’t mention a lot about musashi especially because he had the nickname the one man invincible under the sun unrivaled under heaven and was known for dirty tactics and his many duels taking out a clan etc
😯4:10 Honda Tadakatsu! I heard about him last year! I thought he was just a story until it was confirmed to me that He was the real Deal! Plus wielding a masamune!
So Benkei is why there's the trope of the challenging/thieving giant who operates at night. Figures. Originality isn't dead but it plays possum amazingly well.
And now so many elements of the _Nioh 2_ DLC "The Tengu's Disciple" make so much more sense, right down to why Yoshitsune hops around on the rails of a bridge during his fight.
It is said that Yoshitsune was a beautiful man, but in fact it is different. The school anthem 'Ushiwakamaru' begins with, 'On a bridge of Gojo in Kyoto,' and the statues of Ushiwakamaru and Benkei stand at the western end of the Gojo-ohashi Bridge and on the median strip of the street. Considering that the Gojo-ohashi Bridge in the era of Ushiwakamaru and Benkei was located on the former Gojo-oji Street (the present-day Matsubara-dori Street), the historical evidence may not be properly examined, but the encounter of Ushiwakamaru with Benkei on Gojo-ohashi Bridge, which in fact occurred in a different place, may have been a contrived tale Therefore, the bridge of the Matsubara-dori Street is the true 'bridge in Gojo' where Ushiwakamaru and the priest Musashibo Benkei are said to have met; this means that the statues of Ushiwakamaru and Benkei standing at Gojo-ohashi Nishizume are two blocks south of where they should be There was a samurai named Yoshitsune Yamamoto He was a warlord at the end of the Heian period. He is Omi Genji who pulls the genealogy of Minamoto Yoshimitsu. He raised an army in Omi Province early in the Jisho-Juei War. Since his original name was Genji (Minamoto clan), his official name was MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune, which was an identical name with the famous MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune from the Kawachi-Genji (Minamoto clan) as a brother of MINAMOTO no Yoritomo, so he was known in the 'Two Yoshitsune Theory.'
@@atsukorichards1675 It is not well known that Genji at that time had two men named Yoshitsunes The official name was Yamamoto kanja Yoshitsune He was a warlord at the end of the Heian period., He is Omi Genji, and he is a genealogy of Yoshimitsu Minamoto. In other words, He was Yoshitsune Minamoto, too It is a person in front of the third Shinra saburo Morimitsu, the founder of Kai-Genji. You may think of him as one of my ancestors. I don't think blood is connected, and in fact, there is no blood connection. because it's a story on the family tree
I watched this video twice From your channel to shognate's channel from his channel to yours and *cough cough * end up in the loop of lust for more videos
I live in a town called Chihaya Akasaka Village, where Kusunoki Masanari once lived. I am very happy to see that Mr. Kusunoki is being introduced abroad.
any answer as to why Japanese swordplay favored slashes? Was that due to some puncture resistance on the part of the available armor materials of the time? would be fascinated to know.
Great video, the other one as well. I'm just slightly disappointed about the Musashi part, which I think deserves to be a bit longer. There is so much to say about this man, recognised as the most famous samurai in Japanese popular tradition. Well done anyway
When the notification pop I really hope musashi would be in this list and he made it btw thank you linfamy for letting all of us know about the history of Japan. I am from India though when I watch your first vedio around 8 months before, m pretty much sue it was a yokai one nd after watching that I fell in love with your channel dude I love you ❤️ (no homo)
1:13 rich chad: well i have 1000 wifes edit: 3:35 What's impressive is not him fighting hundreds of enemies but died with honor respect and glory and standing up.
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@GameWizard21st dunno, was there?
Genji was from Yoshitsune.
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Benkei is literally a legend, like imagine being bored then deciding to collect 1000 swords lmao
Xd
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@@justsayingguy *rob
@@theonewhoasked2993 owhkay... just saying... benkei were evil... fyi im not native speaker... also i really don care whats the grammmar ish n not bodder to learn englesh popeli... again just saying...
@@justsayingguy I didn't say benkei was good, i just thought of benkei as a legend, becoming bored then collecting 1000 swords.
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And a head like a football.
You kiss your mom with that mought??!
Real warriors die standing
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@@korstmahler lol sanguinius die laying on the floor.
Rest in peace White Beard
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To limit Miyamoto Musashi to one story does him a disservice. The man was truly legendary. One duel he showed up very late so that he could fight such that the sun was low and at his back the whole time, blinding his opponent. Many called him dishonorable for some of the tactics he used, but a true warrior can turn the world around them into a weapon against their opponent.
Indeed. Quite a clever tactic I guess.
"May my armies be the rocks and the trees... and the birds in the sky" - Charlemagne (I think).
So this is where Oda sensei get his references when Zoro's sword get stolen and he had to fight for it on the bridge.
I think even how Benkei died was his inspiration for Whitebeard👀
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I was about to comment this haha
And for ace to I think how he was inside his mums belly for so long
I want linfamy as my history teacher... he made anything interesting
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I mean, fending off 1k enemy’s is cool but I watch the ads so who’s really the better devoted follower.
You are 🥺
You're missing the part where Musashi also stood with his back facing the sun so as to disguise the length of his blade whilst he raised it above his head. With all the sunlight bleeding, it was impossible to tell that he also had a Odachi so Sasaki thought it was a regular Katana.
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inspired Hanayama kaoru's The Standing Man tattoo
Cool. Especially talking about Musashi. But there are some that deserve some credit. Yagyu Jubei Mitsuyoshi, the famous one eyed samurai. Although, there were reports about him having both eyes, but he was still legit.
Tomoe Gozen. The famed samurai woman who was putting in work during the Heian era during the Genpei War by being both a great archer, and swordsman.
Yasuke. The black samurai who was a former slave that got off a Portuguese ship, and ended up serving under Oda Nobunaga as a samurai. And he became the first foreign person to become a samurai which will also happen to other foreigners after him.
Finally, the one eyed dragon of Oshu, Date Masamune. He was as intelligent, as he was skilled, and aggressive. And he was even considered progressive for his time by being open to western knowledge, and technology in a similar way that Nobunaga did.
Sorry for the long comment. Liked the video, and I would also like to check out the Shogunate channel, as well. It seems interesting to learn from.
Yasuke got an Netflix animation if I remember it correctly!!
@@lordzockt1853 yes but it was Garbage and had mechs and fairies and shit
@@sohcratic jeah.....
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There is also William Adams also became a Samurai too in 1600. He was an English sailor from Kent, learned how to become a navigator, sailed with the Dutch to Japan and then he served Tokugawa Ieyasu till he died. The guy became part of his inner circle primarily because of his knowledge of astrology, shipbuilding, navigation and other maritime tid-bits. He was crucial to the new Shogun's navy. In fact the miniseries Shogun, starring Richard Chamberlain and Toshiro Mifune, is based on this man.
Kusunoki Masashige is said to be the true embodiment of Bushido. His loyalty and servitude to his Lord was unmatched and an inspiration for other Samurai.
I live in a town called Chihaya Akasaka Village, where Kusunoki Masanari once lived.
I am very happy to see that Mr. Kusunoki is being introduced abroad.
Oh hey! Honda Tadakatsu!! He was the daimyo of where I live. We've got a big beautiful statue of him in the park! His kids were powerful warriors too, even his daughter. One of his sons went on to inherit Himeji castle.
Yeah, Komatsuhime! (Born Inahime)
“Kojiro was a big man and he had a big sword” 😂😂😂
And get owned by Musashi boat oar.
Edit : I respect Kojiro, he was a good rival for Musashi.
No no no no no no no no stop
Clearly, size isn't everything. It's not the size of the prize, it's the motion of the shogun.
3:50 I love Benkei’s expression here. He looks like a man who meant to fart but realized he just shit himself lol.
It Yoshitsune's time was an interesting one. At that time, they had not standardized the suicide ritual of seppukku and were still figuring the whole thing out. The worse part about researching seppukku was that they can't exchange notes when the ritual went extremely well.
"He looked down and started salivating, he saw the sword"
Yeah, pretty sure he looked down and salivated because of it hmm
OMG YOU'RE COLLABORATING WITH THE SHOGUNATE. THAT'S ONE OF MY OTHER FAVORITE CZcams CHANNELS!!!!!!!!!!!
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@@dorthymcgrane1290 Agreed. Subscribed to both Linfamy and The Shogunate
Love both these channels! This video was a super fun watch. I'm excited to watch the other part on TheShogunate's channel! Thanks for all the hard work, you two!!
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So much of one piece actually comes from Japanese lore. It makes the story seem so much deeper.
Edit: I hadn’t realized someone already posted about one piece, but that just makes me happier, seeing that I’m not the only one :D
Especially the part with the 1000 sword guy on the bridge
@@mmfreshmeat2860 To me, I always associate that with Gilgamesh more than anyone.
@@blackknightjack3850 sure, but oda literally put a guy with 1000 swords on a bridge
I was hoping to hear about Musashi especially after reading the books by Eiji Yoshikawa(which you oughta read, Linfamy, it's a great series) and you did not disappoint :)
One Piece's Wano arc is chock full of Japanese myth references and I'm determined to go over your channel as much as I can take, I'm living. Just subscribed 😁
(was so surprised how Zoro vs Gyukimaru is almost 1:1 with the Benkei vs Yoshitsune story im stoked; though the bromance happened with somebody else)
Welcome! First rule of this channel is you must sacrifice a pokemon.
@@Linfamy not my Espurr! 😟
@@mayalonde1138 didn't say it had to be *your* pokemon 😏
@@Linfamy team rocket moment 😏
Open up the land of Wano!
This was a great debate!!
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Wait, Benkei and Yoshistune meet in a bridge!?
Okami (The game) is very spot on in those tiny details too XD
Okami sounds fun =)
Yup! Is one of my favorite games of all time.
O Man .... Yours is the BEST show on youtube , Swords , Epic Battles , AWESOME !
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Benke also become a fisherman man after the 999 sword
According to Okami
Dammit, I was hoping to see the legend of Yoshitsune’s survival...
studying Japanese folklore and history while playing Nioh 1 and 2 gives me chills down the spine.. im a good way
Lmao same, i've been really interested in yokai and japanese history ever since i started playing nioh 1 and 2
I love these channel crossovers!!!
I love these comment crossovers!
i love japanese history and samurai daimyo and many more so i love watching your videos hope you up more history video like this.This is so good
Me early:gotta type something quirky so I can be noticed and popular
Good luck :P
Linfamy thanks
Please turn Benkei into a Recurring Character who just Stole your Sword.
XD
@@Linfamy Also Some Fujiwaka dude wants you to Marry his Sister.
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Woohoo! Destroy your enemies for me.
“HONDA tadakatsu”? No wonder he left all of his fights without a scratch.
I dunno, aren't Hondas the most stolen car? 😂
@@Linfamy Exactly. Because of how durable they are.
@@Jobe-13 ah I see 🤔
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Shogunate: *starts talking*
Me: When the fuq did an english dub anime start playing?
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@@TheShogunate seriousely go into voice acting for anime. I had to do a double take
XD I saw the statue of Lord Honda and went "HONDA TADAKATSU!"
Yes, more sweet knowledge.
Cool to see how this story is paralelled in Nioh 2; and that they kept it relatively close to the real thing.
The first story of benkei standing even when he died gives me Manga flash backs of yoriichi dying standing up straight that even death couldn't bring him to his knees.
The story about Kusunoki Masashige actually contains a true legend itself.
Masashige daughter in law was Iga No tsubone.
As you said, Masashige suggested to Go-daigo to retreat but the emperor decided to fight and follow the plan of a man called Fujiwara no Kyokata.
then Minatogawa battle happened, everyone did seppuku and it was the end as you said, Kyokata too was forced to commit seppuku because he got the blame for the faliure
When the imperial court went to Yoshino to escape everyone, the young daughter Iga no Tsubone started seeing a ghost.
this ghost was Kyokata who felt a huge anger towards the imperial court.
Iga no tsubone already proved her great strenght by using a tree to help the empress bypass a river to Yoshino, and now she stared directly at the ghost and shouted to him TO GO AWAY and the ghost did so.
this story has a very cool series of Ukiyo-e prints, featuring in 100 aspects of the moon by Yoshitoshi
pic: media.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/collection_images/2/258.2012.15%23%23S.jpg
However, Musashi was also known to be different type of a samurai, called a Ronin.
A Ronin is a samurai with no lord to serve under.
BroBenkei - "Yo, check this, I got 999 katanas but Yoshitsune's sword ain't one."
YES! The collab I've been waiting for!
Also: now I need to find a movie or show about these heroic boyfriends.
Ah, Tadakatsu "Hondam" Honda.
(I just really like that Sengoku Basara series just chose to depicted this unbeatable warrior as a frikkin' Gundam. )
What I knew about Musashi and Kojiro's duel was that Musashi overslept, forgot his sword, and just took whatever he had nearby. Kojiro was furious, yes, so he went full bananas and attacked Musashi. He missed his attack because Musashi panicked a bit and Musashi's wooden oar hit Kojiro's head. It was a duel ended in a single strike because Musashi panicked and happen to swing his oar to the right direction. But I doubt that was the case. I'm sure Musashi just want to make Kojiro pissed so that he'd be easily defeated.
Benkei sounds like that character from One Piece that keeps trying to stab Zoro in the back during the Wano arc.
The first one was the best. Truly heroic.
We need more of this series! 👍
Honda Tadakatsu died by his own hand. After a little over 100 battles, he never got a scratch, never bled. No one made him bleed. Heihachiro (his courtesy name) actually lived to retire and see old age. IIRC, when he was 60-70, he was chopping wood or doing some kind of woodwork and scratches himself. So the first time he sees his own blood shed, he sees it as time to die and offs himself.
Not one soul:
Benkei: I am the bone of my swords
Unlimited katana works.
I like how the first time I heard about Yoshitsune and Benkei is from a Legend Rare unit on Battle Cats named "Ushiwakamaru" and "Colossal Benkei". They pretty much turned Benkei into a giant mecha XD
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Damn the sass of Linfamy in this vid ! good showdown:D
A relative of mine also came from every battlefield without a scratch and I managed to get cut by a Katana in Europe... Sigh.
This relative of mine worked in Bosnia, Egypt, Syria and probably every sh!thole of Africa and Latin America.
Another relative of mine was hit by a bomb in WWII and continued fighting despite multiple shrapnel wounds and as it later turned out, one piece stuck in his brain! Several pieces were inoperable and thus he kept them until he died in his 90s.
Some people survive the impossible, others just get injured by the impossible...
Fun fact: I do know a guy injured by a spear and another by a Sabre and that in this timeline without asking for it... The prior was an attack from behind by a British hooligan. The latter was about a girl and someone forced him to duel with real sabres...
Why did they both have sabres available to fight with? O.o
@@Linfamy one brought them and told him to pick one up, or he'll cut him down. It was essentially attempted murder with extra steps. There was a considerable disparity in fencing skill. If he'd just come with one blade and killed him, he'd be arrested for murder, but if both duel and one dies, it's at best manslaughter...
@@edi9892 that is a crazy story 😮😮😮
3:45 *BENKEI'S. FACE.*
I love both of yall!! I hope we can get more vidoes like this
Didn’t mention a lot about musashi especially because he had the nickname the one man invincible under the sun unrivaled under heaven and was known for dirty tactics and his many duels taking out a clan etc
3:30 To this day, the term for being stranded somewhere and unable to proceed is _tachi-ōjō_ (立ち往生), a reference to Benkei’s “standing death”.
😯4:10 Honda Tadakatsu!
I heard about him last year!
I thought he was just a story until it was confirmed to me that He was the real Deal! Plus wielding a masamune!
Before I clicked on this video I knew yoshitsune and benkei so I'm glad you could teach me more
two of my favorite channel that cover history of japan collaborating??!!!
what is this? Christmas ?
"Jump all over"
Me : Thats himura batousai
de gozaru
Legends are only words
So Benkei is why there's the trope of the challenging/thieving giant who operates at night.
Figures. Originality isn't dead but it plays possum amazingly well.
Awesome job you two
Thank you
@@Linfamy you're welcome
Konnichiwa limfamy san
I love your video
Thank you =)
Awww Musashi and Kojiro like the Rocket Team
When you say "hey guys" I felt like you where speaking to me personally
And now... I am speaking to you. Or at least writing XD
@@Linfamy omk. o my kami!
And now so many elements of the _Nioh 2_ DLC "The Tengu's Disciple" make so much more sense, right down to why Yoshitsune hops around on the rails of a bridge during his fight.
Yeah, he supposedly used tengu magic while fighting.
A great duel of storys, very original and good content. Not bad fella's
Came to catch up on some Samurai history after Ikemen Sengoku!🤓
Yep, Kojiro should have said "no sword play after lunch". We duel tomorrow, before lunch.
Adam
It is said that Yoshitsune was a beautiful man, but in fact it is different.
The school anthem 'Ushiwakamaru' begins with, 'On a bridge of Gojo in Kyoto,' and the statues of Ushiwakamaru and Benkei stand at the western end of the Gojo-ohashi Bridge and on the median strip of the street.
Considering that the Gojo-ohashi Bridge in the era of Ushiwakamaru and Benkei was located on the former Gojo-oji Street (the present-day Matsubara-dori Street), the historical evidence may not be properly examined, but the encounter of Ushiwakamaru with Benkei on Gojo-ohashi Bridge, which in fact occurred in a different place, may have been a contrived tale
Therefore, the bridge of the Matsubara-dori Street is the true 'bridge in Gojo' where Ushiwakamaru and the priest Musashibo Benkei are said to have met; this means that the statues of Ushiwakamaru and Benkei standing at Gojo-ohashi Nishizume are two blocks south of where they should be
There was a samurai named Yoshitsune Yamamoto
He was a warlord at the end of the Heian period. He is Omi Genji who pulls the genealogy of Minamoto Yoshimitsu. He raised an army in Omi Province early in the Jisho-Juei War.
Since his original name was Genji (Minamoto clan), his official name was MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune, which was an identical name with the famous MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune from the Kawachi-Genji (Minamoto clan) as a brother of MINAMOTO no Yoritomo, so he was known in the 'Two Yoshitsune Theory.'
Oh, that's very interesting! Thank you for the details.
@@atsukorichards1675
It is not well known that Genji at that time had two men named Yoshitsunes
The official name was Yamamoto kanja Yoshitsune
He was a warlord at the end of the Heian period., He is Omi Genji, and he is a genealogy of Yoshimitsu Minamoto. In other words, He was Yoshitsune Minamoto, too
It is a person in front of the third Shinra saburo Morimitsu, the founder of Kai-Genji. You may think of him as one of my ancestors. I don't think blood is connected, and in fact, there is no blood connection. because it's a story on the family tree
Thanks again for a kick-ass video Lindaddy !!! Out camping in BC ND woke up to this beauty :)!!!!
Oh nice! Have fun with the camping :D
Cool. So got my sword yesterday with the bottomless box. Thanks linfamy. It was awesome.
Woohoo! Hope you like it
"Let us look at Honda Tadakatsu"
I hear boss music.
18 months?!
Well, I guess I found where Araki took inspiration for Diavolo's birth.
it would be awesome if my history teacher wants to go off topic and showed this
Love your vids
Love your comments
I watched this video twice
From your channel to shognate's channel from his channel to yours and *cough cough * end up in the loop of lust for more videos
It's an infinite loop 😱
Yes
I live in a town called Chihaya Akasaka Village, where Kusunoki Masanari once lived.
I am very happy to see that Mr. Kusunoki is being introduced abroad.
very well done, historical video just subbed 👏
Yoshitsune aint taking no shit-sune
This video is epic
You are epic.
The first story is like White Beard
any answer as to why Japanese swordplay favored slashes? Was that due to some puncture resistance on the part of the available armor materials of the time? would be fascinated to know.
yoshitsune love him
Great video, the other one as well.
I'm just slightly disappointed about the Musashi part, which I think deserves to be a bit longer. There is so much to say about this man, recognised as the most famous samurai in Japanese popular tradition. Well done anyway
the third legend looks like hit-
Everyone: SHUT SHUT SHUT
Aahh yes samurais
I love this :) make more content like this :)
Finally your take on the story of Yoshitsune and Benkei...
Just a short take. There's a lot more obviously =)
OH SO THIS IS WHY IMANOTSURUGI AND IWATOOSHI ARE LIKE BESTIES
Always thought samurai was cool but never knew it’s this interesting
yoshitsune and bekei storie's felt JUST like guts and griffith in berserk
When the notification pop I really hope musashi would be in this list and he made it btw thank you linfamy for letting all of us know about the history of Japan. I am from India though when I watch your first vedio around 8 months before, m pretty much sue it was a yokai one nd after watching that I fell in love with your channel dude I love you ❤️ (no homo)
Awesome, thanks for watching!
The episode of Yoshitsune and Benkei first encounter on the bridge wondrously resembles the story of Robin Hood and Little John first met.
Good channel mate , big up from Scotland.👍
1:13
rich chad: well i have 1000 wifes
edit: 3:35 What's impressive is not him fighting hundreds of enemies but died with honor respect and glory and standing up.