Mariko has me STRESSED｜Shogun 1x9 "Crimson Sky" Reaction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2024
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We just saw all the steps from denial to acceptance 😂😂
Mariko was the Crimson Sky. The plan wasn’t to storm Osaka but to break the high borns away from Ishido, who is a low born peasant that came to power. It’s why Mariko stressed her heritage and mentioned how she isn’t a peasant to be trodden on. She was always meant to die to bring Ishido’s crude methods to surface for all lords to side with Toronaga
This is amazing! That level of political intrigue is what makes it the best show in a long time imo
Here here
The color of the sky at dusk when Mariko tried to commit suicide was The Crimson Sky.
It would be great if Mariko were still alive, but the historical facts are as follows.
Mitsunari Ishida (Ishido in SHOGUN), who was an enemy of Ieyasu(Toranaga in SHOGUN), tried to take Garasha Hosokawa (Mariko Toda in SHOGUN) hostage at Tamatsukuri's Hosokawa mansion in Osaka, but Garasha refused. The next day, Mitsunari went out to use his force and had his soldiers surround the mansion. When the vassals told Garasha everything, Garasha prayed a little, then gathered all the maids and ladies in the mansion and said, ``As my husband has commanded, I alone want to die,'' and led them outside. . Later, as suicide is prohibited in Christianity, the chief retainer, Hidekiyo Ogasawara (Shosai), intervened with Garasha and committed suicide by setting explosives in the mansion and setting it on fire so that no body would be left behind. Her death haiku was, ``Only when you know when it is time to scatter can flowers in this world become flowers and people become people.''
A few hours after her death, Father Niecchi Sordi Organtino visited the burnt remains of the Hosokawa mansion, picked up Garasha's bones, and buried them in the Christian cemetery in Sakai.
Ishido must have tried to imprison Mariko somewhere.
Rather than killing Mariko in the video, he was trying to kidnap her.
If he kills Mariko, he will make enemies and divide his allies.
That is Toranaga's aim.
Before the full-scale battle begins, the outcome of the Battle of Sekigahara will be decided by how many daimyo join your side.
What Mariko wanted to say "Shut up, don't give me who is from a 1000 years-old samurai family orders, you upstart who is from a peasant" at that scene lol
I think their mission was to die to favor a rebellion. She was successful. But it was also part of her revenge.
No happy ending for us, but for Mariko, yes. Tragic 😔
Drama name = historical name
Yoshii Toranaga = Tokugawa Ieyasu
Buntaro Toda Hirokatsu = Tadaoki Hosokawa
Mariko Toda = Tama Hosokawa (Garasha)
1543-1616 /75 years old
Yoshii Toranaga = Tokugawa Ieyasu
1563-1646/ 83 years old
Buntaro Toda Hirokatsu = Tadaoki Hosokawa
He had a good face and had trained in martial arts and culture to become the strongest samurai.
He got his first job at the age of 15, and it was a great job.
He received a handwritten letter of appreciation from Nobunaga and became Nobunaga's favorite.
Tadaoki was famous as the short-tempered military commander of the Sengoku period.
He was stopped by a checkpoint official and beheaded.
Tadaoki killed all the enemies who surrendered.
(At this time, his superiors are warned not to kill those who surrender.)
When training his men, the second time was fine, but the third time I decapitated him
Tadaoki Hosokawa: The strongest berserker of the Sengoku period and the most beloved wife
1582
He deeply loved Tama (Garasha), her legal wife, and did not divorce her even after her father, Mitsuhide Akechi, caused the Honnoji Incident, and imprisoned her in order to avoid her death penalty. However, Tadaoki frequently visited this area, and Garasha gave birth to a child.
In order to be freed from Garasha's captivity, he rampages through the battlefield like a demon and makes his mark.
Tadaoki's war exploits were recognized and the prisoners of Garasha were released.
Tadaoki was jealous of Garasha and locked her up while her subordinates watched and did not let her leave her room.
Garasha heard the story of Christ from Tadaoki.
he was interested
Garasha was happily talking to Tadaoki about various things.
As a result, she was baptized without telling Tadaoki.
Around this time, Christianity had already been recognized as a xie jiao and had begun to be eliminated, so she begged Garasha to quit.
However, when Garasha stubbornly refused, Tadaoki became furious and cut off the nose and ears of her maid who helped her baptize.
She was angry at this and Garasha stopped talking to her Tadaoki.
Because Garasha didn't talk to her.
Tadaoki also tacitly approved of this idea.
Even after 10 years of marriage, when Tadaoki went on an expedition,
Tadaoki frequently wrote letters to Garasha.
1600
His wife Tamako (Garasha), who was in Osaka Castle's Hosokawa residence, was attacked by Ishida Mitsunari (Ishido) and refused to be taken hostage, but since suicide is prohibited in Christianity, his senior vassal Hidekiyo Ogasawara was attacked by Garasha. killed.
Explosives were placed in the mansion so that Garasha's body would not be left behind.
Hidekiyo Ogasawara committed suicide.
Tadaoki is holding Garasha's funeral at the church.
1563-1600 37 years old
Children are 3 boys and 2 girls
1600
John Blackthorne = Anjin Miura
1564-1620 56 years old
He became Tokugawa Ieyasu's 250 koku hatamoto and spent his entire life in Japan.
From the above, Hosokawa Garasha and Miura Anjin are not acquainted.
If the two had met like in a drama
Miura Anjin would have been beheaded by Hosokawa Tadaoki.
From what I've read there are some proceedural differences between men and women when it comes to committing seppuku. Women bind their legs together with a strap, which we see in the scene. This is so she doesn't accidentally expose herself when she falls. Secondly, women pierce their heart with the dagger as opposed to men who eviscerate their abdomen. That's why Mariko had her dagger so much higher up than the other seppuku scenes we've seen with men
Ooh that makes absolute sense! Thanks for letting me know
Mariko was always for looking for purpose and an end to her life. The show reinforced this. She got that with her death being the Crimson Sky - which will be the undoing of Ishido rule…still heartbreaking.
They are all pawns in a chess game.
Sometimes you need to sacrifice your queen to win the chess game.
I know this was mariko's episode , and I love all of this episode .. but i can not stop liking Yabushige.. and since you like him as well.. if you're curious to see more of him.. he also played Ghegis Khan : Mongol: The Rise of Genghis Khan , He was Hogun the Grim in Thor.. and thor Ragnarok , Mortal kombat , Ichi the Killer.. those are just a couple that I know him from. I can not wait to see the finale of Shogun, and I'm gonna devour all the reactions.. lol !
Ooh thank you for the list - he definitely portraits him so well, I need to see more of his work!
The side that wins is always righteous. General Curtis LeMay, who led the indiscriminate bombing of Japan during World War II, recalled to a close friend after the war: "If we had been defeated, we would certainly have been convicted by an international tribunal of war crimes. If we had been defeated, we would certainly have been convicted in international courts of war crimes. Fortunately, we won."
Ma'am it's based from real events
I've heard! I didn't want to research too much to not spoil anything but I will definitely fall down the rabbit hole after the finale I think
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I don't think Sanada truly wanted to include the love scene between Anjin and Mariko just because it's in the original. Even though Mariko is emotionally distant from Buntaro, she has not officially divorced him yet, so she wouldn't frivolously show romantic affection towards another man. Preserving chastity is indeed a matter of honor and pride for a woman of the samurai class. Personally, I found that aspect slightly disappointing.
Sheesh you talk a lot