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	~~ACSH Honnoji damaged.jpg\|Honnō-ji after Oda Nobunaga's death~~
	ACSH The Lord's Favor 8.png\|Diogo and the Jesuits arriving at Honnō-ji		ACSH The Lord's Favor 8.png\|Diogo and the Jesuits arriving at Honnō-ji
	ACSH The Lord's Favor 19.png\|Oda Nobunaga standing in front of the temple		ACSH The Lord's Favor 19.png\|Oda Nobunaga standing in front of the temple
			ACSH Honnoji damaged.jpg\|Honnō-ji after Oda Nobunaga's death
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	On 21 June 1582, Nobunaga and his forces were betrayed and attacked at Honnō-ji by Mitsuhide's army.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/> Having planned in advance,<ref name="The Betrayers">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Betrayers]]</ref> Mitsuhide sent the ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] to assassinate Nobunaga, after convincing her that the ''daimyō'' was the leader of the Shinbakufu who had ordered the death of Naoe's father [[Fujibayashi Nagato\|Nagato]].<ref name="Friend of my Enemy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Friend of My Enemy]]</ref> As Mitsuhide and his men launched their assault and set the temple aflame, Naoe, having infiltrated the premises by hiding in a delivery cart, made her way to Nobunaga's chamber.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>		On 21 June 1582, Nobunaga and his forces were betrayed and attacked at Honnō-ji by Mitsuhide's army.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/> Having planned in advance,<ref name="The Betrayers">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Betrayers]]</ref> Mitsuhide sent the ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] to assassinate Nobunaga, after convincing her that the ''daimyō'' was the leader of the Shinbakufu who had ordered the death of Naoe's father [[Fujibayashi Nagato\|Nagato]].<ref name="Friend of my Enemy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Friend of My Enemy]]</ref> As Mitsuhide and his men launched their assault and set the temple aflame, Naoe, having infiltrated the premises by hiding in a delivery cart, made her way to Nobunaga's chamber.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>

			[[File:ACSH Temple of the Horseman 26.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Akechi Mitsuhide watching Honnō-ji burn]]
	Alerted to Mitsuhide's betrayal and the enemy forces' attack, Nobunaga ordered Diogo—by now known as Yasuke—to reinforce their men and Mori Ranmaru to escort the women and Luís Fróis to safety. Left alone, Nobunaga was confronted by Naoe, who engaged him in a duel. As the ''daimyō'' was defeated, Yasuke returned and stopped Naoe from killing Nobunaga, though he refused his lord's order to execute the ''kunoichi'' when he saw her [[Hidden Blade]]. After explaining that he was not affiliated with the Shinbakufu and that Mitsuhide had deceived all of them, Nobunaga committed ''seppuku'' with Yasuke's assistance while Naoe made her escape. Yasuke, now a ''[[rōnin]]'', was subsequently left in Fróis' care by Mitsuhide, but decided to seek revenge for his lord's death and left after bidding Fróis farewell.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>		Alerted to Mitsuhide's betrayal and the enemy forces' attack, Nobunaga ordered Diogo—by now known as Yasuke—to reinforce their men and Mori Ranmaru to escort the women and Luís Fróis to safety. Left alone, Nobunaga was confronted by Naoe, who engaged him in a duel. As the ''daimyō'' was defeated, Yasuke returned and stopped Naoe from killing Nobunaga, though he refused his lord's order to execute the ''kunoichi'' when he saw her [[Hidden Blade]]. After explaining that he was not affiliated with the Shinbakufu and that Mitsuhide had deceived all of them, Nobunaga committed ''seppuku'' with Yasuke's assistance while Naoe made her escape. Yasuke, now a ''[[rōnin]]'', was subsequently left in Fróis' care by Mitsuhide, but decided to seek revenge for his lord's death and left after bidding Fróis farewell.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>

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	ACSH The Lord's Favor 19.png\|Oda Nobunaga standing in front of the temple		ACSH The Lord's Favor 19.png\|Oda Nobunaga standing in front of the temple
	~~ACSH Honnoji Incident 1.png\|Akechi Mitsuhide watching Honnō-ji burn~~
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	Alerted to Mitsuhide's betrayal and the enemy forces' attack, Nobunaga ordered Diogo—by now known as Yasuke—to reinforce their men and Mori Ranmaru to escort the women and Luís Fróis to safety. Left alone, Nobunaga was confronted by Naoe, who engaged him in a duel. As the ''daimyō'' was defeated, Yasuke returned and stopped Naoe from killing Nobunaga, though he refused his lord's order to execute the ''kunoichi'' when he saw her [[Hidden Blade]]. After explaining that he was not affiliated with the Shinbakufu and that Mitsuhide had deceived all of them, Nobunaga committed ''seppuku'' with Yasuke's assistance while Naoe made her escape. Yasuke, now a ''[[rōnin]]'', was subsequently left in Fróis' care by Mitsuhide, but decided to seek revenge for his lord's death and left after bidding Fróis farewell.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>		Alerted to Mitsuhide's betrayal and the enemy forces' attack, Nobunaga ordered Diogo—by now known as Yasuke—to reinforce their men and Mori Ranmaru to escort the women and Luís Fróis to safety. Left alone, Nobunaga was confronted by Naoe, who engaged him in a duel. As the ''daimyō'' was defeated, Yasuke returned and stopped Naoe from killing Nobunaga, though he refused his lord's order to execute the ''kunoichi'' when he saw her [[Hidden Blade]]. After explaining that he was not affiliated with the Shinbakufu and that Mitsuhide had deceived all of them, Nobunaga committed ''seppuku'' with Yasuke's assistance while Naoe made her escape. Yasuke, now a ''[[rōnin]]'', was subsequently left in Fróis' care by Mitsuhide, but decided to seek revenge for his lord's death and left after bidding Fróis farewell.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>

	Sometime later, Naoe returned to the burned remains of Honnō-ji and collected four lost pages scattered around the temple.<ref name="ACSH">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]''</ref> In 1591, the temple was rebuilt on the orders of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], but in a different part of Kyoto due to the circumstances of its destruction.<ref>{{WP\|Honnō-ji}}</ref>		Sometime later, Naoe returned to the burned remains of Honnō-ji and collected four lost pages scattered around the temple.<ref name="ACSH">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]''</ref> In 1591, the temple was rebuilt on the orders of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, but in a different part of Kyoto due to the circumstances of its destruction.<ref>{{WP\|Honnō-ji}}</ref>

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	~~[[File:~~ACSH Honnoji 1.png\|~~thumb~~\|~~250px~~\|~~Honnō-ji before Oda Nobunaga's death]]~~		{{Landmark Infobox
	'''Honnō-ji''' (本能寺) is a {{Wiki\|Nichiren Buddhism\|Nichiren}} [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]] in the city of [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]. The temple is most notable for the incident that saw [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], one of [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s closest generals and a secret [[Shinbakufu]] member, betray his lord by forcing him to commit ''[[seppuku]]'',<ref name="Temple of the Horseman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Temple of the Horseman]]</ref> an event which came to be known as the [[Honnō-ji incident]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Honnō-ji Incident}}</ref>		\|image = ACSH Honnoji 1.png
			\|location = [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]
			\|dateconstructed = 1415<br>1591 {{c\|rebuilt}}
			\|datedestroyed = 1582
			\|functions = Temple
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			'''Honnō-ji''' (本能寺) is a {{Wiki\|Nichiren Buddhism\|Nichiren}} [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]] located in the city of [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]. The temple is most notable for the incident that saw [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], one of [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s closest generals and a secret [[Shinbakufu]] member, betray his lord by forcing him to commit ''[[seppuku]]'',<ref name="Temple of the Horseman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Temple of the Horseman]]</ref> an event which came to be known as the [[Honnō-ji incident]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Honnō-ji Incident}}</ref>

	==History==		==History==
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	Alerted to Mitsuhide's betrayal and the enemy forces' attack, Nobunaga ordered Diogo—by now known as Yasuke—to reinforce their men and Mori Ranmaru to escort the women and Luís Fróis to safety. Left alone, Nobunaga was confronted by Naoe, who engaged him in a duel. As the ''daimyō'' was defeated, Yasuke returned and stopped Naoe from killing Nobunaga, though he refused his lord's order to execute the ''kunoichi'' when he saw her [[Hidden Blade]]. After explaining that he was not affiliated with the Shinbakufu and that Mitsuhide had deceived all of them, Nobunaga committed ''seppuku'' with Yasuke's assistance while Naoe made her escape. Yasuke, now a ''[[rōnin]]'', was subsequently left in Fróis' care by Mitsuhide, but decided to seek revenge for his lord's death and left after bidding Fróis farewell.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>		Alerted to Mitsuhide's betrayal and the enemy forces' attack, Nobunaga ordered Diogo—by now known as Yasuke—to reinforce their men and Mori Ranmaru to escort the women and Luís Fróis to safety. Left alone, Nobunaga was confronted by Naoe, who engaged him in a duel. As the ''daimyō'' was defeated, Yasuke returned and stopped Naoe from killing Nobunaga, though he refused his lord's order to execute the ''kunoichi'' when he saw her [[Hidden Blade]]. After explaining that he was not affiliated with the Shinbakufu and that Mitsuhide had deceived all of them, Nobunaga committed ''seppuku'' with Yasuke's assistance while Naoe made her escape. Yasuke, now a ''[[rōnin]]'', was subsequently left in Fróis' care by Mitsuhide, but decided to seek revenge for his lord's death and left after bidding Fróis farewell.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>

	Sometime later, Naoe returned to the burned remains of Honnō-ji and collected four lost pages scattered around the temple.<ref name="ACSH">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]''</ref>		Sometime later, Naoe returned to the burned remains of Honnō-ji and collected four lost pages scattered around the temple.<ref name="ACSH">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]''</ref> In 1591, the temple was rebuilt on the orders of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]], but in a different part of Kyoto due to the circumstances of its destruction.<ref>{{WP\|Honnō-ji}}</ref>

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	'''Honnō-ji''' (本能寺) is a {{Wiki\|Nichiren Buddhism\|Nichiren}} [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]] in the city of [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]. The temple is most notable for the incident that saw [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], one of [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s closest generals and a secret [[Shinbakufu]] member, betray his lord by forcing him to commit ''[[seppuku]]'',<ref name="Temple of the Horseman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Temple of the Horseman]]</ref> an event which came to be known as the [[Honnō-ji incident]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Honnō-ji Incident}}</ref>		'''Honnō-ji''' (本能寺) is a {{Wiki\|Nichiren Buddhism\|Nichiren}} [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]] in the city of [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]. The temple is most notable for the incident that saw [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], one of [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s closest generals and a secret [[Shinbakufu]] member, betray his lord by forcing him to commit ''[[seppuku]]'',<ref name="Temple of the Horseman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Temple of the Horseman]]</ref> an event which came to be known as the [[Honnō-ji incident]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Honnō-ji Incident}}</ref>

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	[[Category:~~Temples~~]]		[[Category:Buddhist temples]]
	[[Category:Landmarks in Kyoto]]		[[Category:Landmarks in Kyoto]]

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	On 8 March 1581, the [[Jesuits\|Jesuit]] priests [[Alessandro Valignano]] and [[Luís Fróis]], accompanied by their swordbearer [[Yasuke\|Diogo]], traveled to Honnō-ji to seek an audience with Oda Nobunaga and request free movement for the Jesuits in Japan. Meeting Nobunaga's retainers, including Akechi Mitsuhide and [[Mori Ranmaru]], and Lady [[Nene]], the wife of Nobunaga's general [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]], the trio eventually witnessed the arrival of Nobunaga himself and were granted a meeting with the ''[[daimyō]]''. During the meeting, Nobunaga took an interest in Diogo and, after asking to speak with him in private, granted the Jesuits' request on the condition that Diogo be transferred into his service.<ref name="The Lord's Favor">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Lord's Favor]]</ref>		On 8 March 1581, the [[Jesuits\|Jesuit]] priests [[Alessandro Valignano]] and [[Luís Fróis]], accompanied by their swordbearer [[Yasuke\|Diogo]], traveled to Honnō-ji to seek an audience with Oda Nobunaga and request free movement for the Jesuits in Japan. Meeting Nobunaga's retainers, including Akechi Mitsuhide and [[Mori Ranmaru]], and Lady [[Nene]], the wife of Nobunaga's general [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]], the trio eventually witnessed the arrival of Nobunaga himself and were granted a meeting with the ''[[daimyō]]''. During the meeting, Nobunaga took an interest in Diogo and, after asking to speak with him in private, granted the Jesuits' request on the condition that Diogo be transferred into his service.<ref name="The Lord's Favor">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Lord's Favor]]</ref>

	On 21 June 1582, Nobunaga and his forces were betrayed and attacked at Honnō-ji by ~~the~~ army ~~of Akechi Mitsuhide~~.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/> Having planned in advance,<ref name="The Betrayers">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Betrayers]]</ref> Mitsuhide sent the ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] to assassinate Nobunaga, after convincing her that the ''daimyō'' was the leader of the Shinbakufu who had ordered the death of Naoe's father [[Fujibayashi Nagato\|Nagato]].<ref name="Friend of my Enemy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Friend of My Enemy]]</ref> As Mitsuhide and his men launched their assault and set the temple aflame, Naoe, having infiltrated the premises by hiding in a delivery cart, made her way to Nobunaga's chamber.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>		On 21 June 1582, Nobunaga and his forces were betrayed and attacked at Honnō-ji by Mitsuhide's army.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/> Having planned in advance,<ref name="The Betrayers">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Betrayers]]</ref> Mitsuhide sent the ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] to assassinate Nobunaga, after convincing her that the ''daimyō'' was the leader of the Shinbakufu who had ordered the death of Naoe's father [[Fujibayashi Nagato\|Nagato]].<ref name="Friend of my Enemy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Friend of My Enemy]]</ref> As Mitsuhide and his men launched their assault and set the temple aflame, Naoe, having infiltrated the premises by hiding in a delivery cart, made her way to Nobunaga's chamber.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>

	Alerted to Mitsuhide's betrayal and the enemy forces' attack, Nobunaga ordered Diogo—by now known as Yasuke—to reinforce their men and Mori Ranmaru to escort the women and Luís Fróis to safety. Left alone, Nobunaga was confronted by Naoe, who engaged him in a duel. As the ''daimyō'' was defeated, Yasuke returned and stopped Naoe from killing Nobunaga, though he refused his lord's order to execute the ''kunoichi'' when he saw her [[Hidden Blade]]. After explaining that he was not affiliated with the Shinbakufu and that Mitsuhide had deceived all of them, Nobunaga committed ''seppuku'' with Yasuke's assistance while Naoe made her escape. Yasuke, now a ''[[rōnin]]'', was subsequently left in Fróis' care by Mitsuhide, but decided to seek revenge for his lord's death and left after bidding Fróis farewell.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>		Alerted to Mitsuhide's betrayal and the enemy forces' attack, Nobunaga ordered Diogo—by now known as Yasuke—to reinforce their men and Mori Ranmaru to escort the women and Luís Fróis to safety. Left alone, Nobunaga was confronted by Naoe, who engaged him in a duel. As the ''daimyō'' was defeated, Yasuke returned and stopped Naoe from killing Nobunaga, though he refused his lord's order to execute the ''kunoichi'' when he saw her [[Hidden Blade]]. After explaining that he was not affiliated with the Shinbakufu and that Mitsuhide had deceived all of them, Nobunaga committed ''seppuku'' with Yasuke's assistance while Naoe made her escape. Yasuke, now a ''[[rōnin]]'', was subsequently left in Fróis' care by Mitsuhide, but decided to seek revenge for his lord's death and left after bidding Fróis farewell.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>

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	'''Honnō-ji''' (本能寺) is a {{Wiki\|Nichiren Buddhism\|Nichiren}} [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]] in the city of [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]. The temple is most notable for the incident that saw [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], one of [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s closest generals and a [[Shinbakufu]] member, betray his lord by forcing him to commit ''[[seppuku]]'',<ref name="Temple of the Horseman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Temple of the Horseman]]</ref> ~~the~~ event which came to be known as the [[Honnō-ji incident]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Honnō-ji Incident}}</ref>		'''Honnō-ji''' (本能寺) is a {{Wiki\|Nichiren Buddhism\|Nichiren}} [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]] in the city of [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]. The temple is most notable for the incident that saw [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], one of [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s closest generals and a secret [[Shinbakufu]] member, betray his lord by forcing him to commit ''[[seppuku]]'',<ref name="Temple of the Horseman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Temple of the Horseman]]</ref> an event which came to be known as the [[Honnō-ji incident]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Honnō-ji Incident}}</ref>

	==History==		==History==
	On ~~1 June 1582~~, ~~Lord~~ Oda Nobunaga and ~~his forces were attacked~~ in ~~a betrayal by one of his generals~~ Akechi Mitsuhide~~.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/> Having planned in advance,<ref name="The Betrayers">''~~[[~~Assassin's Creed: Shadows~~]]~~'' –~~ [[~~The Betrayers~~]]~~</ref> Mitsuhide sent '~~'[[~~ninja~~\|~~kunoichi~~]]'' [[~~Fujibayashi Naoe~~]] to ~~assassinate Nobunaga under~~ the ~~guise~~ that ~~he was the leader of the Shinbakufu, who ordered her father [[Fujibayashi Nagato]]'s death~~.<ref name="~~Friend of my Enemy~~">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[~~Friend of My Enemy~~]]</ref> With the ambush taking place, Nobunaga ordered his [[samurai]] [[Yasuke]] to aid his forces and his closest retainer [[Mori Ranmaru]] to escort the women and the priest [[Luís Fróis]] away from the temple.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>		On 8 March 1581, the [[Jesuits\|Jesuit]] priests [[Alessandro Valignano]] and [[Luís Fróis]], accompanied by their swordbearer [[Yasuke\|Diogo]], traveled to Honnō-ji to seek an audience with Oda Nobunaga and request free movement for the Jesuits in Japan. Meeting Nobunaga's retainers, including Akechi Mitsuhide and [[Mori Ranmaru]], and Lady [[Nene]], the wife of Nobunaga's general [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hashiba Hideyoshi]], the trio eventually witnessed the arrival of Nobunaga himself and were granted a meeting with the ''[[daimyō]]''. During the meeting, Nobunaga took an interest in Diogo and, after asking to speak with him in private, granted the Jesuits' request on the condition that Diogo be transferred into his service.<ref name="The Lord's Favor">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Lord's Favor]]</ref>

	~~While they all left Nobunage~~, ~~Mori followed~~ his ~~next orders to set his path aflame, which led to his hut being on fire. Alone, Nobunaga was~~ attacked by ~~Naoe and they engaged~~ in ~~a duel. Besting him~~, Naoe ~~nearly ended him but Yasuke appeared and blocked her attack. Fighting her~~, ~~Yasuke managed to overwhelm~~ her ~~but halted when she pulled out his~~ [[~~hidden blade~~]]. ~~When Yasuke let her go~~, Naoe ~~accused Nobunaga for killing her father but~~ the ~~lord stated that Mitsuhide deceived them all. Although he knew his plan would leave countless dead~~, Nobunaga ~~understood that it was the only way for unity~~.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>		On 21 June 1582, Nobunaga and his forces were betrayed and attacked at Honnō-ji by the army of Akechi Mitsuhide.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/> Having planned in advance,<ref name="The Betrayers">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Betrayers]]</ref> Mitsuhide sent the ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] to assassinate Nobunaga, after convincing her that the ''daimyō'' was the leader of the Shinbakufu who had ordered the death of Naoe's father [[Fujibayashi Nagato\|Nagato]].<ref name="Friend of my Enemy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Friend of My Enemy]]</ref> As Mitsuhide and his men launched their assault and set the temple aflame, Naoe, having infiltrated the premises by hiding in a delivery cart, made her way to Nobunaga's chamber.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>

	~~Convinced~~, ~~Naoe took her leave while~~ Nobunaga ordered ~~Yasuke~~ to ~~aid~~ him ~~commit~~ ''~~seppuku~~'' ~~and to make sure that Mitsuhide did not take his head. Once he said his last words~~, Yasuke ~~took out his sword~~ and ~~slew~~ his lord. After the ~~ambush was over~~, ~~Mitsuhide saw~~ Yasuke ~~brought to him with Fróis nearby~~. ~~Before leaving without Nobunaga~~'~~s head~~, Mitsuhide ~~gave Yasuke~~ to Fróis ~~to take. However, Yasuke stated that he will not leave Japan while Fróis wished him well~~.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/> ~~While visiting~~ Honnō-ji~~, Naoe managed to find~~ four lost pages around the temple.<ref name="ACSH">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]''</ref>		Alerted to Mitsuhide's betrayal and the enemy forces' attack, Nobunaga ordered Diogo—by now known as Yasuke—to reinforce their men and Mori Ranmaru to escort the women and Luís Fróis to safety. Left alone, Nobunaga was confronted by Naoe, who engaged him in a duel. As the ''daimyō'' was defeated, Yasuke returned and stopped Naoe from killing Nobunaga, though he refused his lord's order to execute the ''kunoichi'' when he saw her [[Hidden Blade]]. After explaining that he was not affiliated with the Shinbakufu and that Mitsuhide had deceived all of them, Nobunaga committed ''seppuku'' with Yasuke's assistance while Naoe made her escape. Yasuke, now a ''[[rōnin]]'', was subsequently left in Fróis' care by Mitsuhide, but decided to seek revenge for his lord's death and left after bidding Fróis farewell.<ref name="Temple of the Horseman"/>

			Sometime later, Naoe returned to the burned remains of Honnō-ji and collected four lost pages scattered around the temple.<ref name="ACSH">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]''</ref>

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	ACSH Honnoji damaged.jpg\|Honnō-ji after Oda Nobunaga's death		ACSH Honnoji damaged.jpg\|Honnō-ji after Oda Nobunaga's death
			ACSH The Lord's Favor 8.png\|Diogo and the Jesuits arriving at Honnō-ji
			ACSH The Lord's Favor 19.png\|Oda Nobunaga standing in front of the temple
	ACSH Honnoji Incident 1.png\|Akechi Mitsuhide watching Honnō-ji burn		ACSH Honnoji Incident 1.png\|Akechi Mitsuhide watching Honnō-ji burn
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	ACSH Honnoji damaged.jpg\|Honnō-ji after Oda Nobunaga's death		ACSH Honnoji damaged.jpg\|Honnō-ji after Oda Nobunaga's death
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	[[File:ACSH Honnoji 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Honnō-ji before Oda Nobunaga's death]]		[[File:ACSH Honnoji 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Honnō-ji before Oda Nobunaga's death]]
	'''Honnō-ji''' (本能寺) is a {{Wiki\|Nichiren Buddhism\|Nichiren}} [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]] in the city of [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]. The temple is most notable for the incident that saw [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], one of [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s closest generals and a secret [[Shinbakufu]] member, betray his lord by forcing him to commit ''[[seppuku]]'',<ref name="Temple of the Horseman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Temple of the Horseman]]</ref> an event which came to be known as the [[Honnō-ji incident]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Honnō-ji Incident}}</ref>		'''Honnō-ji''' (本能寺) is a {{Wiki\|Nichiren Buddhism\|Nichiren}} [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]] in the city of [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]. The temple is most notable for the incident that saw [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], one of [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s closest generals and a secret [[Shinbakufu]] member, betray his lord by forcing him to commit ''[[seppuku]]'',<ref name="Temple of the Horseman">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Temple of the Horseman]]</ref> an event which came to be known as the [[Honnō-ji incident]].<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Honnō-ji Incident}}</ref>