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'''Mitsunodo Hall''' was a [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] [[temple]] situated in [[ | '''Mitsunodo Hall''' was a [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] [[temple]] situated in [[Engyō-ji]] in [[Harima]], [[Japan]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:19, 11 June 2026
Mitsunodo Hall was a Buddhist temple situated in Engyō-ji in Harima, Japan.
History[edit | edit source]
In 1582, the Kakushiba ikki members Fujibayashi Naoe and Yasuke followed the mysterious shinobi after witnessing him kill a samurai and confronted him at the hall. The man told them that he was getting rid of these corrupt samurai, who were butchering and robbing the locals. Asking where his blade came from, the pair prompted the shinobi to remain opposed and to challenge them in a fight. However, the pair bested the shinobi, who offered his life for theirs to end.[1]
Naoe and Yasuke again asked about the blade but the shinobi stated he would tell them after they dealt with the head samurai at Jyujiin Courtyard. They then left to find and to assassinate the corrupt samurai.[1] At some point, they returned to the hall and recovered two lost pages scattered around the temple grounds.[2]