How did the Japanese First Knight Sanada Yukimura die?

As for Sanada Yukimura, it is generally believed that he died in the Battle of Osaka in the first year of Yuanhe (1665438+May 7, 2005) at the age of 49. However, there is another folk saying that Xingcun is not dead. They think that in the Battle of Osaka, only two shadow fighters, Rokuro Mochizuki, one of the ten warriors of Xingcun, Anayama Kosuse and Hotan, were killed.

Another way of saying this is that Tamaru site in Xingcun protected Toyotomi Hideyori, enabling it to escape from Osaka City and live in seclusion when it fell. The origin of this statement is probably the lyrics of a popular folk song at that time. It is mentioned in the lyrics that the escort show in Xingcun depends on Kagoshima (flowers, flowers, ghosts, ghosts). Lichuan library also has records.

Extended data

Shinsuke Shinoda (さなだのぶしげ, Shinsuke Shinoda,1567-1665438+June 3, 2005), alias Sanada Yukimura (さ He was a famous Japanese soldier at the end of the Warring States period and the last hero in the troubled times of the Warring States period.

During the war, Guan Yuanhe was with his father in the marked army. After the war, he was exiled to Jidu Mountain in Jiyi. After he fled, he defected to Dabancheng. Because of its heroic performance in the battle of Osaka, it was recorded by the edo shogunate and other countries. Later, novels based on these historical materials described Sanada Yukimura and the fictional character Makita Ten Warriors as military commanders against Tokugawa Ieyasu's army, which became famous all over the world. Tadashi Shimadzu praised him as "the first soldier in Japan" (ひのもとぃちのつわもの, meaning the strongest man in the world), Yuan Yijing, who lived in peace with Yuan Ping, and Yuan Yijing of the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Sanada Yukimura