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Mori Clan's Letter Suggests No Secret Agreement, Even on the Day of the Honnoji Incident. (Kyodo News)
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A letter written by Kikkawa Motoharu, a samurai of the Mori clan, a powerful daimyo family in the Chugoku region, on the day of the Honnoji Incident (1582) in which Oda Nobunaga was killed, has been discovered, the Iwakuni Chokokan Museum in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, announced on the 2nd. The letter expresses concern for the plight of the Mori army, which was under siege by Toyotomi Hideyoshi's forces, and that even at this critical ju…
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