Song | Oda nobunaga |
Artist | Steve Tist |
Album | Oda nobunaga |
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作为日本历史上最知名的战士之一,织田信长也是一位有魅力的领袖。1560年,他杀害了企图占领京都并为日本统一奠定基础的Yoshimoto Imagawa。他在战斗中使用了火器,这在当时是一个新奇的想法。他的死是由他自己的一位将军,他的将军,他的一个将军,他在他所处的寺庙纵火。然而,Nobunaga自杀了,是一种更体面的死亡方式。 | |
One of the most recognisable warrior in Japanese history, Oda Nobunaga was a charismatic leader as well. In 1560, he killed Yoshimoto Imagawa who attempted to take over Kyoto and set the foundation of the unification of Japan. He made use of firearms in battles, a novel idea at the time. His death was from an act of betrayal by one of his own generals, Akechi Mitsuhide, who set fire to the temple he was resting at. However, Nobunaga committed suicide, a more honourable way to die. |
zuo ci : Steve Tist | |
zuo qu : Steve Tist | |
ben ban zou bu mian fei ru you xu yao qing si xin | |
wei jing yun xu shan zi shi yong ban zou hou guo zi fu | |
zuo wei ri ben li shi shang zui zhi ming de zhan shi zhi yi, zhi tian xin chang ye shi yi wei you mei li de ling xiu. 1560 nian, ta sha hai le qi tu zhan ling jing du bing wei ri ben tong yi dian ding ji chu de Yoshimoto Imagawa. ta zai zhan dou zhong shi yong le huo qi, zhe zai dang shi shi yi ge xin qi de xiang fa. ta de si shi you ta zi ji de yi wei jiang jun, ta de jiang jun, ta de yi ge jiang jun, ta zai ta suo chu de si miao zong huo. ran er, Nobunaga zi sha le, shi yi zhong geng ti mian di si wang fang shi. | |
One of the most recognisable warrior in Japanese history, Oda Nobunaga was a charismatic leader as well. In 1560, he killed Yoshimoto Imagawa who attempted to take over Kyoto and set the foundation of the unification of Japan. He made use of firearms in battles, a novel idea at the time. His death was from an act of betrayal by one of his own generals, Akechi Mitsuhide, who set fire to the temple he was resting at. However, Nobunaga committed suicide, a more honourable way to die. |
zuò cí : Steve Tist | |
zuò qǔ : Steve Tist | |
běn bàn zòu bù miǎn fèi rú yǒu xū yào qǐng sī xìn | |
wèi jīng yǔn xǔ shàn zì shǐ yòng bàn zòu hòu guǒ zì fù | |
zuò wéi rì běn lì shǐ shàng zuì zhī míng de zhàn shì zhī yī, zhī tián xìn cháng yě shì yī wèi yǒu mèi lì de lǐng xiù. 1560 nián, tā shā hài le qǐ tú zhàn lǐng jīng dū bìng wèi rì běn tǒng yī diàn dìng jī chǔ de Yoshimoto Imagawa. tā zài zhàn dòu zhōng shǐ yòng le huǒ qì, zhè zài dāng shí shì yí gè xīn qí de xiǎng fǎ. tā de sǐ shì yóu tā zì jǐ de yī wèi jiāng jūn, tā de jiāng jūn, tā de yí gè jiāng jūn, tā zài tā suǒ chǔ de sì miào zòng huǒ. rán ér, Nobunaga zì shā le, shì yī zhǒng gèng tǐ miàn dí sǐ wáng fāng shì. | |
One of the most recognisable warrior in Japanese history, Oda Nobunaga was a charismatic leader as well. In 1560, he killed Yoshimoto Imagawa who attempted to take over Kyoto and set the foundation of the unification of Japan. He made use of firearms in battles, a novel idea at the time. His death was from an act of betrayal by one of his own generals, Akechi Mitsuhide, who set fire to the temple he was resting at. However, Nobunaga committed suicide, a more honourable way to die. |