Oda Nobunaga personality, how did Oda Nobunaga die?

Official Historical Records: On June 1, 1582, Oda Nobunaga stayed at Kyoto's Honnoji Temple On June 1, Akechi Mitsuhide returned to Kameyama Castle and gathered his closest generals here At about 4 p.m. on the same day, Akechi Mitsuhide set off as a whole to announce the news of the "military parade", so the army turned to Kyoto. The total strength of the Akechi army was 13,000 men, divided into three groups At 8 o'clock, the Akechi army entered the Yamashiro Province At 11 o'clock, the Akechi army entered the Katsura River In the early morning of June 2, the Akechi rebels surrounded the Honnoji Temple to the point At 8 o'clock, Oda Nobunaga himself appeared in front of the Akechi soldiers.

At noon, Oda Nobunaga was wounded and retreated into the inner room. Soon after, a raging fire broke out in the inner chamber, and a generation of overlords was wiped out in the flames at the age of forty-nine. Claim 1:

Nobunaga Koki says: "Nobunaga took his bow and released the arrows, and after only two or three shots, the bowstring broke; He then fought with a spear, and was wounded in the elbow by the enemy's spear. Nobunaga knew that he couldn't help it, so he ordered the women around him to escape.

At this time, the palace was already in flames, and it was difficult to see the last figure of Nobunaga, and it was expected that he had committed suicide in the depths of the palace. Claim 2: In Freud's History of Japan, it says:

The soldiers on this special mission went inside, found Nobunaga, who had just washed his face and hands, and was wiping his body with a hand towel, and shot him directly in the back with an arrow. Nobunaga pulled out his arrow and picked up a scythe-like spear called Razor's ** to meet it. It is said that after a long battle, Nobunaga was wounded in the wrist by a bullet, so he retreated into his room, closed the door, and made a seppuku inside.

Others say that he personally set fire to the palace and was burned alive. However, because the fire was so big, I am afraid that it is impossible to know how he died. Claim Three:

It is recorded in the "Oncho Grass": "Nobunaga, dressed in a white single robe, first met the enemy with a bow and arrow, and because the bowstring broke, he sought a spear to fight. A twenty.

Seven or eight years old, a red-clothed female middle school took a ten-character gun from the sheath, and Nobunaga jumped down the court with the gun and fought with the three of them. The three of them kept forcing Nobunaga into the room, and the candle in the room had not been extinguished, and Nobunaga's figure was reflected on the shoji. Yasuda Sakubei (i.e., the aforementioned Genemon Amano) stabbed Nobunaga in the right abdomen with a long-bladed spear that pierced shoji in the shadow.

Nobunaga then committed suicide by entering the dormitory. ”

Oda Nobunaga knew that the tide was over, so he committed suicide by locking himself in his room at the age of 49. Before he died, he kept his beloved tea vessel by his side, set it on fire, and burned it, and his body hair and skin were reduced to ashes in the flames. ......