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When rebel warlord Murashige Araki refused to execute his prisoner Kanbei Kuroda during the 1578–1579 siege of Itami, he defied both bushido logic and Oda Nobunaga's direct interest — and set in motion consequences that would echo across Japanese history. The post The Samurai Who Refused to Kill His Prisoner and Reshaped Japan appeared first on History Collection.