US EditionWas the Hellish Trial Known as "Tekka Kisho" During the Sengoku Period Rational in an Age of Bloodshed?
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In the historical drama Sanada Maru, the protagonist Sanada Nobushige faced a trial called tekka kisho. It was a terrifying trial in which the winner was the person who could grasp a red-hot iron rod in their hands and safely carry it to the gods (also known as hi-kisho). Such cruel trials, which modern people would find incomprehensible, should be rare cases. Don't you wish they were something that rarely happened? However, in reality, it seems…
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