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The life of Shimazu Yoshihiro (1535-1619), the "Demon Shimazu": Kizakihara, Mimikawa, Okitanawate, Sacheon, and the Shimazu Retreat at Sekigahara, in theories.

Matsunaga Hisahide, the Sengoku villain of the "three evils": killing his lord and the shogun, burning Todai-ji, his castles, and the false-charge theory.

Hashiba Hidenaga, brother of Hideyoshi and the de facto number two of the Toyotomi regime: the Yamato Dainagon whose 1591 death shook the regime, in theories.

The life of Ashikaga Yoshiaki, the last Muromachi shogun. Championed by Nobunaga then banished, he built the anti-Nobunaga encirclement and the Tomo Shogunate.

The life of Amago Tsunehisa (1458-1541), the Schemer Sage who restored the Izumo Amago clan: his 1486 recapture of Gassan-Toda Castle and fall, in six theories.

Sanada Yukimura, the greatest warrior in Japan, charged Ieyasu's command post three times at the Summer Siege of Osaka. His last stand, in multiple theories.

Sanada Masayuki, whom Hideyoshi called the double-dealing one, broke Tokugawa Ieyasu twice at Ueda and died at Kudoyama. His 65 years, in multiple theories.

Otani Yoshitsugu, the white-hooded strategist of Tsuruga, commanded Sekigahara from a palanquin and died for his friend Ishida Mitsunari. In multiple theories.

Date Masamune, the One-Eyed Dragon, took 1.14 million koku at Suriagehara. His skull analysis, the poisoning plot, and embassy to Europe, in multiple theories.