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Oda Nobunaga and His Connection to Japanese History Oda Nobunaga (1534–1582) was one of the most influential warlords during Japan's Sengoku period, playing a crucial role in the unification of the country. Famous for his exceptional military strategies and innovative tactics, he was the first to use firearms on a large scale during battles, transforming the way wars were fought. Although he did not live to see the complete unification...

Are Real Samurai Swords Still Made? Yes, real samurai swords are still crafted today. Although the techniques for making samurai swords have evolved, some craftsmen continue to preserve traditional methods by hand-forging genuine Japanese samurai swords. These swords are usually made from high-quality steel, such as high-carbon steel or specialized alloys, and undergo multiple folding and forging processes to ensure sharpness and durability. Modern hand-forged samurai swords are often used...

Devil May Cry: The Global Phenomenon of the Demon Hunter Series Devil May Cry (DMC) is a classic action game from Capcom, which has captivated players worldwide since its release in 2001 with high-speed combat, dazzling combos, and cool weapons. In this world full of demons and battles, players take on the role of demon hunters Dante or his brother Vergil, using different weapons and fighting styles to hunt demons...

Date Masamune (September 5, 1567 – June 27, 1636) was a renowned daimyo during the late Sengoku period and early Edo period in Japan. He was the heir of the powerful Date Clan, known for his tactical brilliance and strategic alliances, which allowed him to expand his territory and solidify his dominance in the Tohoku region. Due to losing his right eye, he earned the nickname 'One-Eyed Dragon' (Dokuganryū), yet...