When you hear the word "traitor," you might imagine a cowardly person. However, for local lords in the Sengoku period, the question of "which powerful figure in the east or west should we follow?" was a life-or-death decision that determined the very survival of their family, and they couldn't afford to be picky about appearances. Bessho Nagaharu, the lord of Miki Castle in Harima, was one of those forced to make such a choice. As depicted in th…
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When you hear the word "traitor," you might imagine a cowardly person. However, for local lords in the Sengoku period, the question of "which powerful figure in the east or west should we follow?" was a life-or-death decision that determined the very survival of their family, and they couldn't afford to be picky about appearances. Bessho Nagaharu, the lord of Miki Castle in Harima, was one of those forced to make such a choice. As depicted in th…