Kyonyo - Revision history

Soranin at 17:30, 3 May 2026

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	{{Quote\|You confuse me for my father, Yaya. I never wanted peace. Not until we take back what's ours.\|Kyonyo, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Heads Will Roll (Shadows)}}		{{Quote\|You confuse me for my father, Yaya. I never wanted peace. Not until we take back what's ours.\|Kyonyo, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Heads Will Roll (Shadows)}}
	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
	\|image =		\|image = ACSH Kyonyo closeup.png
	\|birth = 27 October 1558<br>[[Japan]]		\|birth = 27 October 1558<br>[[Japan]]
	\|death = 6 November 1614<br>Japan		\|death = 6 November 1614<br>Japan
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
			\|database = [[Database: Kyonyo\|Kyonyo]]
	\|affiliates = *''[[Ikkō-ikki]]''		\|affiliates = *''[[Ikkō-ikki]]''
	*[[Assassins]]		*[[Assassins]]
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	By early 1582, Kyonyo led a small group of ''Ikkō-ikki'' remnants who continued their resistance against Oda Nobunaga. Since this went against the wishes of Kennyo, who had signed a peace treaty with Nobunaga following his defeat, Kyonyo was ultimately disowned by his father.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>		By early 1582, Kyonyo led a small group of ''Ikkō-ikki'' remnants who continued their resistance against Oda Nobunaga. Since this went against the wishes of Kennyo, who had signed a peace treaty with Nobunaga following his defeat, Kyonyo was ultimately disowned by his father.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>

			[[File:ACSH The Fatherless Monk 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Kyonyo directing Naoe to seek out Mitsumune]]
	In [[Izumi Settsu]], Kyonyo and his followers were opposed by the [[samurai]] [[Wada Koretake]], one of Nobunaga's retainers and a member of the [[Shinbakufu]], and thus called for help from anyone willing to become involved in their struggle. His call was answered by his former associate [[Yaya]] and the [[Iga]] [[Ninja\|''kunoichi'']] [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], the daughter of the ''jonin'' [[Fujibayashi Nagato]] who had been killed by Koretake's group. Sharing a common enemy, Kyonyo agreed to help Naoe eliminate Koretake and directed her to [[Nunobiki Falls]] to look for [[Mitsumune]] and his men, who might be willing to join their cause.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk"/>		In [[Izumi Settsu]], Kyonyo and his followers were opposed by the [[samurai]] [[Wada Koretake]], one of Nobunaga's retainers and a member of the [[Shinbakufu]], and thus called for help from anyone willing to become involved in their struggle. His call was answered by his former associate [[Yaya]] and the [[Iga]] [[Ninja\|''kunoichi'']] [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], the daughter of the ''jonin'' [[Fujibayashi Nagato]] who had been killed by Koretake's group. Sharing a common enemy, Kyonyo agreed to help Naoe eliminate Koretake and directed her to [[Nunobiki Falls]] to look for [[Mitsumune]] and his men, who might be willing to join their cause.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk"/>

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	===Pursued by bounty hunters===		===Pursued by bounty hunters===
	Later that year, Kyonyo was sought after by a [[The Hunters of Kyonyo\|group]] of [[bounty hunter]]s. Kennyo, who by then was situated at the [[Fudo-do Temple]] in [[Kii]], tasked Naoe and her [[samurai]] ally [[Yasuke]] with eliminating them to save his son. After investigating an ambush site, Naoe confirmed the plot to kill Kyonyo and that the attackers would regroup at the [[Yunomine Onsen]] after the deed had been carried out.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Hunters of Kyonyo (memory)\|The Hunters of Kyonyo]]</ref>		Later that year, Kyonyo was sought after by a [[The Hunters of Kyonyo\|group]] of [[bounty hunter]]s. Kennyo, who by then was situated at the [[Fudo-do Temple]] in [[Kii]], tasked Naoe and her [[samurai]] ally [[Yasuke]] with eliminating them to save his son. After investigating an ambush site, Naoe confirmed the plot to kill Kyonyo and that the attackers would regroup at the [[Yunomine Onsen]] after the deed had been carried out.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Hunters of Kyonyo (memory)\|The Hunters of Kyonyo]]</ref>

			==Gallery==
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			ACSH The Fatherless Monk 3.png\|Kyonyo thanking Naoe for her aid
			ACSH The Fatherless Monk 5.png\|Kyonyo discussing Wada Koretake with Naoe
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	===Pursued by bounty hunters===		===Pursued by bounty hunters===
	Later that year, Kyonyo was sought after by a group of [[bounty hunter]]s. ~~His father~~ Kennyo who, by then, was situated at the [[Fudo-do Temple]] in [[Kii]], tasked Naoe and her [[samurai]] ally [[Yasuke]] with eliminating ~~these bounty hunters~~ to save his son. After investigating an ambush site, Naoe confirmed the plot to kill Kyonyo and that the attackers would regroup at the [[Yunomine Onsen]] after the deed had been carried out.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Hunters of Kyonyo]]</ref>		Later that year, Kyonyo was sought after by a [[The Hunters of Kyonyo\|group]] of [[bounty hunter]]s. Kennyo, who by then was situated at the [[Fudo-do Temple]] in [[Kii]], tasked Naoe and her [[samurai]] ally [[Yasuke]] with eliminating them to save his son. After investigating an ambush site, Naoe confirmed the plot to kill Kyonyo and that the attackers would regroup at the [[Yunomine Onsen]] after the deed had been carried out.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Hunters of Kyonyo (memory)\|The Hunters of Kyonyo]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	{{Quote\|You confuse me for my father, Yaya. I never wanted peace. Not until we take back what's ours.\|Kyonyo, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Heads Will Roll (Shadows)}}		{{Quote\|You confuse me for my father, Yaya. I never wanted peace. Not until we take back what's ours.\|Kyonyo, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Heads Will Roll (Shadows)}}

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	'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan~~\|Japanese~~]] ''[[sōhei]]'' who served as the twelfth abbot of the [[Hongan-ji]]. He was the son of [[Kennyo]] and led ''[[Ikkō-ikki]]'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]] following his father's [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|defeat]] in 1580.~~<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>~~		'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan]]ese ''[[sōhei]]'' who served as the twelfth abbot of the [[Hongan-ji]]. He was the son of [[Kennyo]] and led ''[[Ikkō-ikki]]'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]]'s forces following his father's [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|defeat]] in 1580.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===~~Meeting Fujibayashi Naoe~~===		===Leading the ''Ikkō-ikki''===
	By early 1582, Kyonyo led a small group of ''Ikkō-ikki'' remnants who continued their resistance against Nobunaga. ~~In [[Izumi Settsu]], they were opposed by~~ the ~~[[samurai]] [[Wada Koretake]]~~, ~~one of~~ Nobunaga~~'s retainers and a member of the [[Shinbakufu]]~~, ~~and thus called for help and assistance from anyone willing to participate. His call~~ was ~~answered~~ by his ~~former associate [[Yaya]] and the [[Iga]] [[Ninja\|~~''~~kunoichi'']]~~ [[~~Fujibayashi Naoe~~]]~~, the daughter of the Iga ''jonin~~'' [[~~Fujibayashi Nagato~~]] ~~who was killed by Koretake's group.~~<ref ~~name="The Fatherless Monk" /~~>		{{Dialogue\|Kyonyo\|One of my duties as abbot is to entrust our sacred artifacts to those who need them most. Shinran gave hope to thousands upon thousands. Despite what you feel now, Naoe, we are still breathing. There is still hope. That is what fills the emptiness.\|Naoe\|Thank you. I hope you and your father can one day forgive each other.\|Kyonyo and Naoe parting ways, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Heads Will Roll (Shadows)}}
			By early 1582, Kyonyo led a small group of ''Ikkō-ikki'' remnants who continued their resistance against Oda Nobunaga. Since this went against the wishes of Kennyo, who had signed a peace treaty with Nobunaga following his defeat, Kyonyo was ultimately disowned by his father.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>

	===~~Persued~~ by bounty hunters===		In [[Izumi Settsu]], Kyonyo and his followers were opposed by the [[samurai]] [[Wada Koretake]], one of Nobunaga's retainers and a member of the [[Shinbakufu]], and thus called for help from anyone willing to become involved in their struggle. His call was answered by his former associate [[Yaya]] and the [[Iga]] [[Ninja\|''kunoichi'']] [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], the daughter of the ''jonin'' [[Fujibayashi Nagato]] who had been killed by Koretake's group. Sharing a common enemy, Kyonyo agreed to help Naoe eliminate Koretake and directed her to [[Nunobiki Falls]] to look for [[Mitsumune]] and his men, who might be willing to join their cause.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk"/>
	Later that year, Kyonyo was sought after by [[bounty hunter]]s. His father Kennyo who, by then was situated at the [[Fudo-do Temple]] in [[Kii]], tasked Naoe and her [[samurai]] ally [[Yasuke]]~~, in~~ eliminating these bounty hunters to save his son. After investigating an ambush site, Naoe confirmed the plot to kill Kyonyo and that the attackers would regroup at the [[Yunomine Onsen]] after the deed had been carried out.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Hunters of Kyonyo]]</ref>
			After Naoe secured Mitsumune's support<ref name="Stolen Faith">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Stolen Faith]]</ref> and eliminated the executioner [[Shindo Hiroshii]], from whom she discovered Koretake's whereabouts,<ref name="The Killing Field">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Killing Field]]</ref> she met with Kyonyo and Yaya to plan their assault on [[Amagasaki Castle]], Koretake's stronghold. That night, once Mitsumune and his men joined them, the group assembled outside the castle to commence their attack. After Kyonyo rallied his followers with a speech, Naoe gave the signal to commence the assault.<ref name="Heads Will Roll">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Heads Will Roll (Shadows)\|Heads Will Roll]]</ref>

			Following the group's victory and Naoe's successful [[assassination]] of Koretake, she, Kyonyo, and Yaya witnessed Mitsumune and his men executing the surrendering enemy soldiers. Yaya tried to stop them, but both Mitsumune and Naoe believed that no one serving Oda Nobunaga deserved mercy. After Yaya left angrily, Kyonyo ordered Mitsumune to let the captive soldiers go. Mitsumune complied, though not before criticizing Kyonyo's leadership, pointing out that he ordered his men to fight one moment and asked them to "sign peace treaties with demons" the next.<ref name="Heads Will Roll"/>

			Left alone with Naoe, Kyonyo was asked by the ''kunoichi'' how he had felt when his father disowned him. After the monk responded that he had felt lost, Naoe empathized with his experiences, revealing that she had also lost her way following her father's death and that she believed her quest for vengeance might fill the emptiness in her heart. When Naoe remarked that many people had already given their lives to her cause and that she should perhaps continue her mission alone, Kyonyo encouraged her not to lose hope and gifted her a statue of [[Shinran]] to help guide her path. The two then parted ways, after Naoe expressed hope that Kyonyo and his father might reconcile.<ref name="Heads Will Roll"/>

			===Pursued by bounty hunters===
			Later that year, Kyonyo was sought after by a group of [[bounty hunter]]s. His father Kennyo who, by then, was situated at the [[Fudo-do Temple]] in [[Kii]], tasked Naoe and her [[samurai]] ally [[Yasuke]] with eliminating these bounty hunters to save his son. After investigating an ambush site, Naoe confirmed the plot to kill Kyonyo and that the attackers would regroup at the [[Yunomine Onsen]] after the deed had been carried out.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Hunters of Kyonyo]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] ''~~{{Wiki\|sohei}}~~'' who served as the twelfth abbot of the [[Hongan-ji]]. He was the son of [[Kennyo]] and led ''[[Ikkō-ikki]]'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]] following his father's [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|defeat]] in 1580.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>		'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] ''[[sōhei]]'' who served as the twelfth abbot of the [[Hongan-ji]]. He was the son of [[Kennyo]] and led ''[[Ikkō-ikki]]'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]] following his father's [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|defeat]] in 1580.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] ''{{Wiki\|sohei}}'' who served twelfth abbot of the ~~Honganji~~. He was the son of [[Kennyo]] and led ''[[Ikkō-ikki]]'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]] following his father's defeat in 1580.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>		'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] ''{{Wiki\|sohei}}'' who served as the twelfth abbot of the [[Hongan-ji]]. He was the son of [[Kennyo]] and led ''[[Ikkō-ikki]]'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]] following his father's [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|defeat]] in 1580.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	===Persued by bounty hunters===		===Persued by bounty hunters===
	Later that year, Kyonyo was sought after by [[bounty hunter]]s. His father Kennyo who, by then was situated at the [[Fudo-do Temple]] in [[Kii]], tasked Naoe and her [[samurai]] ally [[Yasuke]], in eliminating these bounty hunters to save his son. After investigating an ambush site, Naoe confirmed the plot to kill Kyonyo and that the attackers would regroup at the [[Yunomine Onsen]] after the deed had been carried out.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – The Hunters of Kyonyo</ref>		Later that year, Kyonyo was sought after by [[bounty hunter]]s. His father Kennyo who, by then was situated at the [[Fudo-do Temple]] in [[Kii]], tasked Naoe and her [[samurai]] ally [[Yasuke]], in eliminating these bounty hunters to save his son. After investigating an ambush site, Naoe confirmed the plot to kill Kyonyo and that the attackers would regroup at the [[Yunomine Onsen]] after the deed had been carried out.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Hunters of Kyonyo]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] ''{{Wiki\|sohei}}'' who served twelfth abbot of the Honganji. He was the son of Kennyo and led ''[[Ikkō-ikki]]'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]] following his father's defeat in 1580.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>		'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] ''{{Wiki\|sohei}}'' who served twelfth abbot of the Honganji. He was the son of [[Kennyo]] and led ''[[Ikkō-ikki]]'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]] following his father's defeat in 1580.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] ''{{Wiki\|sohei}}'' who served twelfth abbot of the Honganji. He was the son of Kennyo and led ~~remnants~~ ''~~Ikko~~-ikki'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]] following his father's defeat in 1580.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>		{{Character Infobox
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			\|birth = 27 October 1558<br>[[Japan]]
			\|death = 6 November 1614<br>Japan
			\|species = [[Human]]
			\|affiliates = *''[[Ikkō-ikki]]''
			*[[Assassins]]
			**[[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Kakushiba ''ikki'']]
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			'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] ''{{Wiki\|sohei}}'' who served twelfth abbot of the Honganji. He was the son of Kennyo and led ''[[Ikkō-ikki]]'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]] following his father's defeat in 1580.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	By early 1582, Kyonyo led a small group of ''~~Ikko~~-ikki'' remnants who continued their resistance against Nobunaga. In [[Izumi Settsu]], they were opposed by the [[samurai]] [[Wada Koretake]], one of Nobunaga's retainers and a member of the [[Shinbakufu]], and thus called for help and assistance from anyone willing to participate. His call was answered by his former associate [[Yaya]] and the [[Iga]] [[Ninja\|kunoichi]] [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], the daughter of an Iga ''jonin'' ~~whose father~~ was killed by Koretake's group.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk" />		===Meeting Fujibayashi Naoe===
			By early 1582, Kyonyo led a small group of ''Ikkō-ikki'' remnants who continued their resistance against Nobunaga. In [[Izumi Settsu]], they were opposed by the [[samurai]] [[Wada Koretake]], one of Nobunaga's retainers and a member of the [[Shinbakufu]], and thus called for help and assistance from anyone willing to participate. His call was answered by his former associate [[Yaya]] and the [[Iga]] [[Ninja\|''kunoichi'']] [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], the daughter of the Iga ''jonin'' [[Fujibayashi Nagato]] who was killed by Koretake's group.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk" />

			===Persued by bounty hunters===
			Later that year, Kyonyo was sought after by [[bounty hunter]]s. His father Kennyo who, by then was situated at the [[Fudo-do Temple]] in [[Kii]], tasked Naoe and her [[samurai]] ally [[Yasuke]], in eliminating these bounty hunters to save his son. After investigating an ambush site, Naoe confirmed the plot to kill Kyonyo and that the attackers would regroup at the [[Yunomine Onsen]] after the deed had been carried out.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – The Hunters of Kyonyo</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	By early 1582, Kyonyo led a small group of ''Ikko-ikki'' remnants who continued their resistance against Nobunaga. In [[Izumi Settsu]], they were opposed by the [[samurai]] [[Wada Koretake]], one of Nobunaga's retainers and a member of the [[~~Shinbafuku~~]], and thus called for help and assistance from anyone willing to participate. His call was answered by his former associate [[Yaya]] and the [[Iga]] [[Ninja\|kunoichi]] [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], the daughter of an Iga ''jonin'' whose father was killed by Koretake's group.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk" />		By early 1582, Kyonyo led a small group of ''Ikko-ikki'' remnants who continued their resistance against Nobunaga. In [[Izumi Settsu]], they were opposed by the [[samurai]] [[Wada Koretake]], one of Nobunaga's retainers and a member of the [[Shinbakufu]], and thus called for help and assistance from anyone willing to participate. His call was answered by his former associate [[Yaya]] and the [[Iga]] [[Ninja\|kunoichi]] [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], the daughter of an Iga ''jonin'' whose father was killed by Koretake's group.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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Created page with "{{Era|Individuals}}{{WP-REAL|:ja:教如}} {{Spoilerhd|20 June 2025|Assassin's Creed: Shadows}} {{Imageneed}} {{Expand}} '''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a Japanese ''{{Wiki|sohei}}'' who served twelfth abbot of the Honganji. He was the son of Kennyo and led remnants ''Ikko-ikki'' remnants against Oda Nobunaga following his father's defeat in 1580.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''Assassin's Creed: Shadows'' – The Fatherless Monk</ref>..."

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'''Kyonyo''' (教如; 1558 – 1614) was a [[Japan|Japanese]] ''{{Wiki|sohei}}'' who served twelfth abbot of the Honganji. He was the son of Kennyo and led remnants ''Ikko-ikki'' remnants against [[Oda Nobunaga]] following his father's defeat in 1580.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Fatherless Monk]]</ref>

==Biography==
By early 1582, Kyonyo led a small group of ''Ikko-ikki'' remnants who continued their resistance against Nobunaga. In [[Izumi Settsu]], they were opposed by the [[samurai]] [[Wada Koretake]], one of Nobunaga's retainers and a member of the [[Shinbafuku]], and thus called for help and assistance from anyone willing to participate. His call was answered by his former associate [[Yaya]] and the [[Iga]] [[Ninja|kunoichi]] [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], the daughter of an Iga ''jonin'' whose father was killed by Koretake's group.<ref name="The Fatherless Monk" />

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]''

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