Ikkyu offended the shogun, and the shogun decided to punish Ikkyu, and how did Ikkyu solve the probl

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Draw one casually and swallow it, and then open the remaining one, and write that the punishment proves that he is exempt from drawing and swallowing, and he can be exempted.

Ikyu draws one casually and lets the general take the rest. Then Ikkyu said to see what the general was holding, and the general saw that it was a "punishment", so he came up with a "free" one

When Ikkyu was living in Ankokuji Temple, Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, the third shogun of the Muromachi shogunate, monopolized the power of the court in the form of "Shimo Kagami", and he was afraid that the imperial family would regain real power, so he tried to cut off the royal bloodline. Ikyu, who is famous for his wit, has become a figure who "wants to get rid of it quickly". So he set up a poisonous plan, wanting to find an excuse for "anti-disobedience" and kill him.

One day, after the general had made arrangements in the mansion, he sent someone to invite him to the mansion. When Ikyu arrived, a large tiger was drawn on the entrance screen, gazing at Ikyu from the bamboo forest. At this time, Yoshimitsu said to him:

This tiger is so fierce and nerve-wracking that you tie it up with a rope! When the people around listened to this, they all thought that it would be impossible to tie the tiger on the screen, and no matter how witty Yixiu was, it was not easy to have a satisfactory answer. Ikyu didn't care, immediately rolled up his sleeves, tied a headscarf, held a rope in his hand and said:

General, I'm ready, please drive the tiger out. The general Yoshimitsu couldn't find the truth for a while, and once he knew that he was brilliant in his scheming, he gave up the murder plan and tried to entrap him instead.

Step 1: Grab one and swallow it in your stomach.

Step 2: Look at the rest of the one.

Isn't it a break to catch tigers?

If it is said that the words in "Wise Ikkyu" are indeed Ashikaga Yoshimitsu (the third generation general), but in real history, it is actually Ashikaga Yoshimasa (the eighth general), and Ashikaga Yoshimi (the younger brother of the eighth general), at that time it was the rebellion of the Yingren civilization, and the prototype of Ikyu was Master Ikyu Sojun, who was forced to escape from Kyoto during the war, and also made a poem to scold the Eastern and Western armies.

The reason why one finger prevents the general from standing up is based on the principle of ergonomics. To stand, the weight of the body needs to fall on the feet and support the body. In this process, you need to lean forward or retract your feet slightly and place the fulcrum (force point) in front of you before you can stand up.

When Ikyu pressed his finger against the shogun's forehead, the shogun's fulcrum was placed in front, that is, on Ikkyu's finger, which made it impossible for him to move his center of gravity forward and thus stand up.

Hold your finger against the general's head.