Ofthese some 125,000 were in Kyushu; the remainder in Yamaguchi, Kyoto,and the vicinity of the latter city. The pathos of his fate tends to obscure his truecharacter. ryArchive Foundation, how to help produce our new eBooks, and how tosubscribe to our email newsletter to hear about new eBooks. mpted usurpations were inspired solely byfortuitous opportunity which owed nothing to his contrivance.
He that knows how to win only and does not know how to lose, will achieve nothing useful. Nothing remained butflight, and in order to withdraw from the field, Katsuiye was obligedto allow his chief retainer, Menju Shosuke, to impersonate him, afeat which, of course, cost Shosuke's life. On the night of his departure from Kamakura, Yasutokigalloped back all alone and, hastening to his f tely to jointhe Imperial forces will be rewarded, in addition to being confirmedin the tenure of their original estates.
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