Durante la guerra que sostuvieron los clanes Tokugawa y Minamoto, denominada como guerra Gempei o Jishô-Juci durante el siglo XII.
Cuenta la historia que Yoshitune, príncipe del clan Minamoto se encontró con Benkei, un monje guerrero que custodiaba el paso de un puente.
Ante esta situación, ambos guerreros se vieron obligados a luchar entre si, el combate duró varias horas tras lo cual admirado Benkei por la destreza de Yoshitune, le pidió seguirle como su sirviente.
Ambos pasaron a la historia como ejemplo de caballerosidad, idealismo y lealtad del Bushido.
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During the war argued that the Tokugawa clan and Minamoto, as called Gempei war or Jishô-trial during the twelfth century.
It tells the story that Yoshitune, prince of Minamoto clan met Benkei, a warrior monk who kept the passage of a bridge.
Faced with this situation, both warriors were forced to fight each other, fighting lasted for several hours after which Benkei admired for the skill of Yoshitune, as requested him to follow his servant.
Both passed into history as an example of chivalry, loyalty and idealism of Bushido.
It tells the story that Yoshitune, prince of Minamoto clan met Benkei, a warrior monk who kept the passage of a bridge.
Faced with this situation, both warriors were forced to fight each other, fighting lasted for several hours after which Benkei admired for the skill of Yoshitune, as requested him to follow his servant.
Both passed into history as an example of chivalry, loyalty and idealism of Bushido.
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