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Japanese Literature
Shincho Bunko / its Akazonae Gundan has become a "legend of the Warring States" -. 昌満 YAMAGATA, who was not distinguished in Uijin at the age of 14, served as Kaishaku (Assistant to the Emperor) of his father and had his head cut off. He is deeply moved in his heart and bears the heavy pressure of a young chieftain. However, 昌満, who polished his horse guns and saved his vassals from their predicament, is revived as Akazonae no taisho. He challenges Ieyasu in a battle to make his confidant Manchiyo II tremble. What kind of light did the strongest Akaoni send out in a turbulent world with a swirling number of intrigue? It is a masterpiece that has never been surpassed.