On this day 443 years ago, on June 21, 1582 (June 2, 1582 lunar calendar), the change of the Japanese Instinct Temple. On June 21, 1582 (June 2, the tenth year of Tensho, Japan), when Nobunaga Oda, the number one daimyo of Megatron Japan, was stationed at the Kyoto Instinct Temple, he was suddenly attacked by a resentful retainer, Sensei Mitsuhiro, who led his close attendants to resist, but was powerless to recover. Nobunaga committed suicide, and his body died in the fire together with the Instinct Temple. This is the change of the Instinct Temple that affected Japanese history. Before the incident, Mitsuhiro led 13,000 soldiers to move to Kyoto in the name of "Nobunaga Public Inspection". In the early morning of the same day, Mitsuhiro shouted to the soldiers that "the enemy is at the Instinct Temple", and then led the troops to attack the Instinct Temple and launch a rebellion. Nobunaga's son and heir, Oda Shintaka, happened to be in Kyoto at this time, but he was also besieged by rebels and committed suicide during the incident. After the Instinct Temple incident, another powerful retainer of Nobunaga, Hideyoshi Hideyoshi Hasai (nicknamed Monkey, also known as Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the future), quickly returned to the army, defeated Sensei Mitsuhiro, and supported Shintaka's son and grandson of Nobunaga (only 2 years old, named Oda Hideyoshi when he became an adult) as the head of the Oda family, thus gaining real power and laying the foundation for the establishment of Toyotomi's power to control Japan in the future. The picture shows the art work that reflects the changes of Inst