Seventeen Points of Dissent - Ikenjushichikajo

...Then, in the following year, 1571, he burned down Mount Hiei, which showed an anti-Nobunaga attitude. Furthermore, in 1572, in his "Seventeen Articles of Dissent," Nobunaga severely criticized Yoshiaki for breaking the agreement, and stated that even low-ranking peasants were secretly speaking ill of the Shogun. When Nobunaga entered Kyoto, he is said to have refused Yoshiaki's request to become Vice Shogun, and requested that deputies be appointed in Sakai, Otsu, and Kusatsu.

*Some of the terminology explanations that refer to the "Seventeen Points of Dissenting View" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…そして，翌71年には反信長的態度をとる比叡山の焼打ちを行っている。さらに72年の〈異見十七ヵ条〉によって信長は義昭の違約を厳しく責め，身分の低い土民百姓までも陰では将軍の悪口を言っていると述べている。　信長は入京の際，義昭の副将軍就任要請をことわり，堺，大津，草津に代官を置くことを求めたといわれる。…

※「異見十七ヵ条」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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