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	'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>		'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>

	According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near [[Lake Biwa]] in [[Ōmi\|Ōmi Province]] when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a [[yōkai]] called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at ~~{{Wiki\|~~Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[A Prayer for Omi]]</ref>		According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near [[Lake Biwa]] in [[Ōmi\|Ōmi Province]] when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a [[yōkai]] called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at [[Mount Mikami]], Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[A Prayer for Omi]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>		'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>

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	'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>		'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>

	According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near [[Lake Biwa]] in [[Ōmi\|Ōmi Province]] when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a [[yōkai]] called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[A Prayer ~~For~~ Omi]]</ref>		According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near [[Lake Biwa]] in [[Ōmi\|Ōmi Province]] when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a [[yōkai]] called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[A Prayer for Omi]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>		'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>

	According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near [[Lake Biwa]] in [[Ōmi\|Ōmi Province]] when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a ~~{{Wiki\|~~yōkai~~}} (妖怪)~~ called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[A Prayer For Omi]]</ref>		According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near [[Lake Biwa]] in [[Ōmi\|Ōmi Province]] when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a [[yōkai]] called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[A Prayer For Omi]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>		'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>

	According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near ~~{{Wiki\|~~Lake Biwa}} in ~~{{Wiki~~\|Ōmi Province}} when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a {{Wiki\|yōkai}} (妖怪) called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[A Prayer For Omi]]</ref>		According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near [[Lake Biwa]] in [[Ōmi\|Ōmi Province]] when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a {{Wiki\|yōkai}} (妖怪) called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[A Prayer For Omi]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>		'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>

	According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near {{Wiki\|Lake Biwa}} in {{Wiki\|Ōmi Province}} when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a {{Wiki\|yōkai}} (妖怪) called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – A Prayer For Omi</ref>		According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near {{Wiki\|Lake Biwa}} in {{Wiki\|Ōmi Province}} when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a {{Wiki\|yōkai}} (妖怪) called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[A Prayer For Omi]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>		'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>

	According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near {{Wiki\|Lake Biwa}} in {{Wiki\|Ōmi Province}} when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{~~Wiki~~\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a {{Wiki\|yōkai}} (妖怪) called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – A Prayer For Omi</ref>		According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near {{Wiki\|Lake Biwa}} in {{Wiki\|Ōmi Province}} when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{WP\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a {{Wiki\|yōkai}} (妖怪) called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – A Prayer For Omi</ref>

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	~~{{Expand}}~~		'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷), also known by his nickname '''Tawara Tōda''' (俵藤太), or "Lord Bag of Rice", was a [[Japan]]ese noble, [[samurai]], and folk hero of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Fujiwara no Hidesato}}</ref>
	'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷) was a [[Japan]]ese noble ~~and~~ [[samurai]] of the 10th century during the {{Wiki\|Heian period}}. According to ~~one folklore story~~, ~~he slayed~~ a giant centipede and was ~~later nicknamed~~ '''~~Bag of Rice'~~''. The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – A Prayer For Omi</ref>
			According to the ''{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}'' (俵藤太物語, "The Tale of Tawara Tōda"), Hidesato was crossing {{Wiki\|:ja:瀬田の唐橋\|Seta Bridge}} near {{Wiki\|Lake Biwa}} in {{Wiki\|Ōmi Province}} when a dragon-snake requested his aid<ref name="Tawara">{{Wiki\|Tawara Tōda Monogatari}}</ref> to avenge its family's murder after a {{Wiki\|yōkai}} (妖怪) called the {{Wiki\|Ōmukade}} (大百足, "{{Wiki\|Chinese red-headed centipede\|giant centipede}}") slew and ate them. Tracking the arthropod to its lair at {{Wiki\|Mount Mikami}}, Hidesato used his [[bow]] to loose three [[arrow]]s at it. While the first two glanced off its carapace, the last one had been held in his mouth and had his saliva on it, a factor which made it lethal.<ref>{{WP\|Ōmukade}}</ref> Returning to the bridge, Hidesato learned that the dragon-serpent was actually a disguised {{Wiki\|Ryūgū-jō}} (龍宮, lit. "Dragon Palace") courtier,<ref name="Tawara"/> who took him to see the [[coral]] palace's owner {{Wiki\|Ryūjin}} (龍神, lit. "Dragon God")<ref>{{WP\|Ryūgū-jō}}</ref> as a reward for his service. At the palace, Ryūjin showered Hidesato with gifts, including an [[armor]] set, a [[sword]], and an inexhaustible rice sack (''{{Wiki\|:ja:俵\|tawara}}'', [[wikt:俵\|俵]]), from where he earned his nickname.<ref name="Tawara"/> The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – A Prayer For Omi</ref>

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'''Fujiwara no Hidesato''' (藤原秀郷) was a [[Japan]]ese noble and [[samurai]] of the 10th century during the {{Wiki|Heian period}}. According to one folklore story, he slayed a giant centipede and was later nicknamed '''Bag of Rice'''. The Lady [[Oichi]] later retold this story to [[Yasuke]] in 1582.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – A Prayer For Omi</ref>

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