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It’s so hard to believe that the website is turning 6 today. I never imagined it would have evolved into what it is today. To celebrate, I’ve posted two new articles to The Blog. Happy #internationalwomensday from the Sengoku Archives.😎 This day is for us, ladies. I know it’s been a hot minute since I’ve written a historical article for the website but I finally got one!🤣 I didn’t think I would find myself pitying Hideaki but here I am. The new article is about the infamous Sekigahara turncoat, Kobayakawa Hideaki! Simply no words…Check out the blog article called “Ōdachis and Giants” on the website for more. Got a couple of new blog posts up for the end of January. #holocaustremembranceday “In his grave we praise him for his decency but when he walked among us we responded with no decency of our own. Martin Luther King asked for nothing but that which was due. He asked only for equality and it is that which we denied him.” New sign for the office.😎 You guys, I feel honored. The Samurai Archives was one of the very first websites I visited to learn about the figures of the Sengoku Jidai. Now, one of my articles has been mentioned in their daily newsletter.🥹 Sometimes, there’s just no words. Thank you!🙇🏻‍♀️

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