I don't know what it is, but happiness can make me and them all happy. No matter what happened, it turns out that love is by our side, secretly, leaving no trace, making us miss it and meet again!
The colorful high school life allows us to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and move toward our goals, move forward!
It turns out that love is really the most plain feeling. He can make us like maltose, fragrant, fragrant and sweet!
/Road notice/
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There are four theories about Guitie's fate. The first theory is that he was killed in Honnoji Temple. The second theory is that after Dōsan's death, Guitie was sent back to Mino Saito's house (his biological father's family) because Guitie had no use value. The third theory: After Dōsan's death, because Guitie had no use value, he was sent to Returned to Mino Meiji's house (birth mother's house); Theory 4: He maintained the status of the main wife, survived after the Honnoji Temple Incident, and became Azuchiden. He died in the 17th year of Keicho's life. His grave is located in Daitokuji Somi-in, and his Buddhist name is Yoka-inden Kaozu Myoho Dai "Female Market".
The fourth statement seems to be more historical, but I would rather believe that in the incident at Honnoji Temple, Guidi and Nobunaga were buried in the sea of fire together. If he wants to get rid of it, he will die, and Gui Die will not make any other choice. This also explains the rare love between Guidi and Nobunaga in this political marriage. Furthermore, giving back the private property means "retirement". Thinking about it, such a woman cannot bear such insult.
--There have been many legends about Guidi's marriage to Nobunaga, the most famous of which is that before Guidi left, Daosan gave her a dagger and said to her: "If Nobunaga is really the fool in the legend, just kill him with one knife!" However, Guidi unexpectedly replied: "Maybe I will stab my father with this dagger." This year, Nobunaga was fourteen years old and Guidi was thirteen. --
--Gui Die's life is full of legend. She was one of the few women with independent spirit at that time. In that era of male supremacy, Gui Die was still not fettered by anyone and persisted in acting according to her own will. Her persistence and strength are probably quite difficult to find in the chaos of war! --
I once admired Gui Die's courage, but if I think about it carefully, this "woman with an independent spirit" so-called "not being fettered by anyone and acting persistently according to her own will" is just a small struggle in a fate that is powerless to stop and avoid. Lucky for her, her hard work paid off a little.
Still love Gui Die. Her seemingly different yet reasonable behavior does not mean that she is special, but that she is more strong and resilient.
Pity. The returning butterfly, the beautiful butterfly, the non-returning butterfly still did not return to its hometown - Meinong.
There are four theories about Guitie's fate. The first theory is that he was killed in Honnoji Temple. The second theory is that after Dōsan's death, Guitie was sent back to Mino Saito's house (his biological father's family) because Guitie had no use value. The third theory: After Dōsan's death, because Guitie had no use value, he was sent to Returned to Mino Meiji's house (birth mother's house); Theory 4: He maintained the status of the main wife, survived after the Honnoji Temple Incident, and became Azuchiden. He died in the 17th year of Keicho's life. His grave is located in Daitokuji Somi-in, and his Buddhist name is Yoka-inden Kaozu Myoho Dai "Female Market". The fourth statement seems to be more historical, but I would rather believe that in the incident at Honnoji Temple, Guidi and Nobunaga were buried in the sea of fire together. If he wants to get rid of it, he will die, and Gui Die will not make any other choice. This also explains the rare love between Guidi and Nobunaga in this political marriage. Furthermore, giving back the private property means "retirement". Thinking about it, such a woman cannot bear such insult. --There have been many legends about Guidi's marriage to Nobunaga, the most famous of which is that before Guidi left, Daosan gave her a dagger and said to her: "If Nobunaga is really the fool in the legend, just kill him with one knife!" However, Guidi unexpectedly replied: "Maybe I will stab my father with this dagger." This year, Nobunaga was fourteen years old and Guidi was thirteen. -- --Gui Die's life is full of legend. She was one of the few women with independent spirit at that time. In that era of male supremacy, Gui Die was still not fettered by anyone and persisted in acting according to her own will. Her persistence and strength are probably quite difficult to find in the chaos of war! -- I once admired Gui Die's courage, but if I think about it carefully, this "woman with an independent spirit" so-called "not being fettered by anyone and acting persistently according to her own will" is just a small struggle in a fate that is powerless to stop and avoid. Lucky for her, her hard work paid off a little. Still love Gui Die. Her seemingly different yet reasonable behavior does not mean that she is special, but that she is more strong and resilient. Pity. The returning butterfly, the beautiful butterfly, the non-returning butterfly still did not return to its hometown - Meinong.