"What the heck is this?! Interesting!!"
Here's a summary from the official website:
"No warlord has been betrayed by vassals and daimyo alike as much as Nobunaga. It started with the rebellion of the elders who supported his younger brother Nobukatsu, followed by the defection of his brother-in-law Azai Nagamasa, then the betrayal of his important vassals Matsunaga Hisahide and Araki Murashige, and finally Akechi Mitsuhide who defeated him and ended his life.
Under such circumstances, it was Ieyasu who remained a faithful ally since the very beginning. For Nobunaga, who was committed to the peace of Kyoto for the sake of the realm's tranquility, the presence of Ieyasu, who served as a barrier to the East, must have been crucial. Why do people betray Nobunaga? Did his relationship with Ieyasu ever change? With "betrayal" as the keyword, we consider the human situation surrounding Nobunaga and Ieyasu."
The Nobunaga and Ieyasu exhibition can be visited at the Azuchi Castle Archaelogical Museum until June 4!
What his tweet said actually means "What the heck, this is actually (surprisingly) interesting" LOL. But yeah, man, I would've loved to see it.
ReplyDeleteAhah, thank you for your vigilance XD
DeleteYep, I realized later on and forgot to fix than! I'll take care of it ASAP ^^