premonition.
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
luck
There was a man named Nakaoka Shintarō、a Tosa gōshi.
He was a comrade of Sakamoto and his friends、but he remained in Tosa and became a member of the Guards of the former lord of the Tosa clan.
This previous lord was the de facto lord of the Tosa clan、but at about this time、the prime minister of the Tosa clan had been assassinated by the group to which Nakaoka belonged、and he had been stripped of real power.
Therefore、from the perspective of this former feudal lord、"the Guards" may have been something like prison guards for him.
However、a while later、a political change occurred in Kyoto.
If things had gone as normal、Nakaoka might have been killed by the Tosa clan at that time (this is because the purge within the Tosa clan after this political change was extremely severe).
However、he happened to have left Tosa at the time.
He headed straight to Choshu and also participated in the Battle of Kyoto as a member of the Choshu army.
※"What kind of stupid things are you guys doing！"
To exaggerate a bit、he is said to have entered the Satsuma army headquarters in Kyoto alone during this battle and yelled this (there were probably many acquaintances there who he had socialized with).※
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No one knows the fate of oneself、but after this、he will become one of the representatives of Tosa along with Sakamoto.
Incidentally、these two were assassinated together.
However、there seems to be considerable differences in their ideas.
In short、Nakaoka’s idea is "victory(all) or defeat(nothing)" (※like me)
He strictly advocated the overthrow of the Tokugawa shogunate by force. (※like me).
Whereas、simply put、Sakamoto's idea was ”do our best for future of Japan (at the final stage、this "our" quite clearly includes Tokugawa)”.
That said、their relationship was not necessarily bad (※in my head).
Above all、both of them did not like the conspiracy and assassination.
"If Satsuma and Choshu join forces、we can overthrow the Tokugawa Shogunate and carve out a new future.
It is true that both sides' feelings toward the other are at their worst right now、but we Tosa Ronins can stand in a neutral position against them.
Yes、now is the time for us to start working towards repairing their relationship and realizing an alliance."
This "明治・meiji" is the name of the Japanese era、but the Japanese word "明示・express [state, describe] clearly'' has the same pronunciation as "meiji'' (their accents may be different).
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The missing part of my driver's license address is "北町・Kita-machi".
北/North.
町/town.
来た・kita/came
待ち・machi/waiting
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Nakaoka had this kind of strong belief.
He consulted with Sakamoto and began activities aimed at realizing a military alliance between the two.
With the re-invasion of Choshu by the Tokugawa shogunate forces approaching、both Choshu and Satsuma were of course well aware of the importance of this alliance.
Eventually、Saigo's top-secret visit to Choshu was officially decided.
However、Saigo did not appear at the agreed date and time at the meeting place in Shimonoseki、Choshu.
It is true that Saigo left Satsuma on a ship with Nakaoka.
He then left Nakaoka alone at Saganoseki、Kyushu、on the opposite shore、and headed straight for Kyoto (of course、I think the destination of the voyage was Osaka Port).
"Have we been fooled by Satsuma again!?"
Naturally、Choshu's anger was extremely intense.
"If things come to this point、we have no choice but to incite the hidden Christians to start a large-scale uprising against the Tokugawa shogunate."
I don't know if it happened at this time、but according to Shiba san's book、Sakamoto said this to Katsura in Choshu.
"Don't do it absolutely."
And it seems that Katsura answered so.
As a result of more than 200 years of banning Christianity、Japanese people seem to have had the impression that Hidden Christians are mysterious and frightening beings.
"Yaso-Kyo(u) 耶蘇教". ※Direct translation will be omitted.
At this time、Sakamoto used expressions like these、but in addition to this、one of the Japanese words used to describe hidden Christians was the word "Jyashu-Mon 邪宗門".
Literal translation is "a gate of evil religion (sect)".
Their statements were made within this social paradigm (and with a situation that they were forced to face the attackers harshly).
Sakamoto may have said it on a spur-of-the-moment moment、but it was of course a rude remark.
(As you can see from reading Sakamoto's letters、he loved jokes to the point where they seemed a little careless.)
"Can you contact the Hidden Christians (Yasokyo) in Nagasaki？"
This day、Sakamoto asked secretly so to Kondo.
Now、this is an aside.
This is the beginning of the story I was thinking about.
And Kondo could not believe that the day of their victory would come (like Judas).
"Please stepping on it.
I want to share the pain that arises in your heart when you do that.
I just exist for that purpose."
In the novel by Endo Syusaku san、it comes out as the word of Christ.
The first scene was a slope to the Kameyama shachu (their company) of Nagasaki？
And those who secretly monitor it.
I remembered it now.
By the way、it is a very mentally demanding task for me to write about the personalities of historical and current celebrities based on my imagination (lol).
Although I will respond flexibly、when this is over、I don't want to draw images of real people based on my own imagination.
I will create the world.※
