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'''Big Sueki''' (died 1582) was a [[Japan]]ese ''[[rōnin]]'' and participant in [[kabukimono]] culture located in [[Katano]]. | '''Big Sueki''' (died 1582) was a [[Japan]]ese ''[[rōnin]]'' and participant in ''[[kabukimono]]'' culture located in [[Katano]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
As a kabukimono, Big Sueki was one of the many ''rōnin'' who attacked the communities across the provinces of [[Izumi Settsu]] and [[Harima]]. However, the priest [[Shin'nyo]] of the [[Nishinomiya Shrine]] met with and sought the help of the [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins|Kakushiba ''ikki'']] member [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] to assassinate eight of their leaders.<ref name="Kabukimono">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Kabukimono]]</ref> | As a ''kabukimono'', Big Sueki was one of the many ''rōnin'' who attacked the communities across the provinces of [[Izumi Settsu]] and [[Harima]]. However, the priest [[Shin'nyo]] of the [[Nishinomiya Shrine]] met with and sought the help of the [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins|Kakushiba ''ikki'']] member [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] to assassinate eight of their leaders.<ref name="Kabukimono">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Kabukimono]]</ref> | ||
By 1852, Big Sueki and his group of ''rōnin'' were known to have their fill on their own terms, regardless of the well-beings of their fellow countrymen. At an inn in [[Muko Post Town]], [[Amagasaki]], they all passed the time drinking after killing nearly all of the inn's members, except for a musician. However, he was soon found and assassinated by Naoe.<ref name="Kabukimono"/> | By 1852, Big Sueki and his group of ''rōnin'' were known to have their fill on their own terms, regardless of the well-beings of their fellow countrymen. At an inn in [[Muko Post Town]], [[Amagasaki]], they all passed the time drinking after killing nearly all of the inn's members, except for a musician. However, he was soon found and assassinated by Naoe.<ref name="Kabukimono"/> | ||
==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
"''{{wiki|Sue pottery|Sueki}}''" is a style of Japanese pottery. | "''{{wiki|Sue pottery|Sueki}}''" (須恵器, lit. "offering ware") is a style of Japanese pottery. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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Big Sueki (died 1582) was a Japanese rōnin and participant in kabukimono culture located in Katano.
Biography
As a kabukimono, Big Sueki was one of the many rōnin who attacked the communities across the provinces of Izumi Settsu and Harima. However, the priest Shin'nyo of the Nishinomiya Shrine met with and sought the help of the Kakushiba ikki member Fujibayashi Naoe to assassinate eight of their leaders.[1]
By 1852, Big Sueki and his group of rōnin were known to have their fill on their own terms, regardless of the well-beings of their fellow countrymen. At an inn in Muko Post Town, Amagasaki, they all passed the time drinking after killing nearly all of the inn's members, except for a musician. However, he was soon found and assassinated by Naoe.[1]
Behind the scenes
"Sueki" (須恵器, lit. "offering ware") is a style of Japanese pottery.
Appearances
References