Many people don't understand what this strange thing is and why the Japanese use it on the battlefield. Obviously, it looks a little heavy. Since there is doubt, let the big lion answer it for you. This kind of "big pocket" is called "mother-dressed crowd" (Japanese: mother-dressed crowd). Infantry or cavalry carrying this "mother-in-law" are called "mother-in-law soldiers". Don't underestimate this "mother-in-law warrior". These are the elites of the whole team. Not everyone can participate in it, and not everyone can carry this "big pocket".
According to legend, "matriarch" originated in heian period. At that time, samurai and cavalry had an auxiliary armor called "hanging dart", which was similar to the current cloak, but smaller than the cloak and composed of colorful long strips of cloth. When the cavalry fought, they galloped with flattery. This kind of "hanging couple" flutters with the wind, which is really beautiful. It can buffer incoming arrows. Moreover, in melee, "hanging my puppet" will also interfere with the enemy's aiming and archery. Because large-scale team warfare was not popular in Heian period in Japan, there was little hand-to-hand combat. More often, they shoot each other with bows and arrows. However, Japan's bow and arrow has a short range and insufficient lethality, so "hanging the puppet" has played a certain protective role.
But with the development of the war, this thing was gradually replaced by "mother's clothes". Because of the changes in the battlefield, formations and "light feet" (infantry) began to appear, requiring short soldiers to fight. At this time, "condolence couples" really became a burden. As long as the enemy soldiers grabbed it, the cavalry wearing the "hanging puppet" couldn't run away if they wanted to, so they dragged it off their horses and stabbed it to death with one shot. So in order to save his life, it was banned. And what followed was this particularly large pocket-mom pretending to be a crowd.
The mother suit is equipped behind the armor. When a soldier gallops, he will be inflated by the wind, which can not only avoid the attack of bows and arrows, but also play a role in keeping out the cold. In addition to fighting, the main function of a soldier in a mother's uniform is to convey military orders between battlefields (such as riding a centipede in Takeda).
Mother's clothes are generally five feet eight inches long, and there is no special color regulation. Generally, the mother clothes of generals' families are mostly wooden. The mother's suit means "Peng", and the Japanese believe that carrying a high "Peng" behind their backs can prevent arrows. Among the soldiers wearing mother's clothes, the most elite is the "red mother's clothes", that is, the troops wearing red mother's clothes are elite soldiers selected from Ma Jun's guards.
During the Warring States Period in Japan, there were two women's clothing teams, red and black, which formed the core of combat effectiveness. Maeda Toshiie, who is famous for "Brother Tai's Determination", was once the bravest "red mother" in the era of Oda Walking. Kawajiri Hidetaka is the bravest of "black women".
Generally speaking, only warriors with relatively high status can use mother clothes, and almost all warriors are using them. Nobunaga also set up pro-guard "Ma Yu", such as Sassa Narimasa's black mother clothes and Maeda Toshiie's and Dickinson's red mother clothes, which are composed of light-footed people led by the Ministry (Yu Ma Yu).
During the Warring States Period, the famous "monkey" Toyotomi Hideyoshi established a yellow mother-in-law costume group, while "turtle" Tokugawa Ieyasu liked to use patterned mother-in-law costumes. During the Warring States Period in Japan, cavalry always carried a big bag behind their backs when fighting. This bag was not red. Mainly depends on what color they like with their boss before dyeing. For example, Toyotomi Hideyoshi's elite knights wear yellow mother clothes, also known as yellow women.
This big pocket is called mom's clothes. The warrior who carries his mother's clothes is called his mother's clothes. Why did the Japanese cavalry bring this thing? What does this big bag do? The following Muzijun combines some historical materials to talk about his own views.
1. What is mother's dress? Mother's clothes are similar to a big pocket. Wrapped directly in bamboo cages with cloth strips, the height standard is to protect the soldiers' backs.
In the movie "The Battle of Guan Yuan", the army assembled and went to Guan Yuan to fight the next day, while Tokugawa Ieyasu got up in the middle of the night to knit clothes for his mother because of nervousness. In this regard, he explained to the maid around him: the mother's dress protects the warrior like a baby's placenta, not just showing the majesty of a man.
Of course, this matriarch can't be owned by any Japanese warrior. Only the most elite, loyal and highest-ranking samurai have the opportunity to be promoted to "matriarch", perform command tasks, send troops behind enemy lines and replace generals on the battlefield.
In the era of Antu Taoshan, Nobuo Oda once selected dozens of people from his own Sineitai and turned them into matchmakers and black niang. With this, Toyotomi Hideyoshi followed closely and established the matriarch in yellow. Nobunaga and Hideyoshi's many famous families were born in their mothers' clothes, and their status can be seen.
Second, the role of the mother service This strange mother service mainly has the following functions.
1, protection and decoration of the back
When these knights gallop, the mother clothes rise with the wind, which has a certain buffering and blocking effect on the incoming arrows and is also a very gorgeous decoration.
2. Install your own head after death.
"Hosokawa You Zhai Jue Shu" once said: "When the head of a samurai dressed in his mother's clothes was captured, his head was wrapped in his mother's clothes. If you are an ordinary soldier, wrap your head with your fingers.
It can be seen that a major function of mother clothes is to wrap the head after being killed in battle.
In the fourth year of Lu Yong, during the fourth Kawanaka Island and the wartime, Takeda Shingen's troops stationed in Bagan were hit by the superior forces of Shangshan Chinobo because Shangshan Chinobo saw through the tactics, and Nobuko Takeda, Nobuhiko's brother, was killed.
Legend has it that Takeda nobuyuki used to wear a mother costume made of Buddhist scriptures written by his mother, Mrs. Taitai. When his army was on the verge of collapse, Takeda Nobuyuki decided to make a last-ditch effort and led his men to risk their lives for a surprise attack. In order not to make myself memorable, very precious mother clothes fell into the enemy, so I left my mother clothes in this array.
After Takeda Shinbo died, his mother's clothes were passed on to his second son Nobuyuki. Unfortunately, Nobunaga was also killed in the battle with Oda Tokugawa's allies.
With the change of war form, firearms such as matchlock guns are widely used in the Japanese battlefield, and the protective value of the mother suit gradually loses, but it exists as the owner's personal soldier.
What is the four-pole flag inserted behind the generals in Beijing Opera? Beautiful, fashionable and suitable for 13! There is no practical use, and there is no prototype of the ancient battlefield in China. During the Warring States Period in Japan, some cavalry carried a red pocket on their backs. What is this for? This is also the case.
This big red pocket is called mother's clothes, and the person who carries it is called mother's clothes. Its main structure is to support a big tent with cloth outside and bamboo skeleton inside, especially when flying on horseback, it becomes more and more bloated after entering the wind. You can pretend to fly close to the ground, which also brings great visual impact to your opponent-this grandson is so stupid. You don't usually use cavalry. The air resistance brought by this thing is too great, so the mother clothes are armed guards riding beside Daming. If Daming appears on the battlefield, these guys have to be surrounded by him.
When the sniper's arrow came, they immediately retreated to protect Daming. When the enemy comes to protect Daming, they can stop the arrow and ensure that you can't catch up with Daming.
If you are not a warrior in a mother's costume and something (a slanting flag) is stuck on your back, then your head will be wrapped in a slanting flag. If mom's clothes are ahead, congratulations. Look at its size, you may be able to keep your whole body. Mother's clothes are not necessarily red. Nobunaga Oda's two women's clothing guards are red women's clothing and black women's clothing, while people in Toyotomi Hideyoshi are yellow women's clothing. Their main duty is to send orders on the battlefield.
The mother coat does have the function of blocking arrows, but on the battlefield, it will often block ten arrows for you and attract a new hundred for you. During the Warring States Period in Japan, the big red pockets carried by the cavalry were actually called mother clothes. These cavalry were also called mother clothes, mainly the cronies of the lords, just like the Japanese famous Shinichi Oda, with red mother clothes and black mother clothes. Of course, mother's clothes are not only red, but also black and yellow. This kind of mother's clothing is generally gaudy, and its main feature is used for decoration. Today, let's talk about what is mother's clothes and what is mother's clothes.
(1) What do you mean by mom's clothes?
Mom's dress is a Japanese word, which sounds unclear. In our words, it is a bamboo basket, with bamboo as the skeleton and then wrapped in cloth into a big ball. When the cavalry is running, it plays the role of clothing, basically for the sake of beauty, and it can prevent flying arrows at most when it dies. This is a very useless defensive weapon.
However, riding a horse in mom's clothes is also a hidden danger. The first is that the goal is too big for others to see you. The result is that you have to stand out from the crowd with bright red, and the whole area is much larger than others. The whole thing is like saying to others, "I'm important, come and hit me", which makes everyone want to set you on fire, because people wearing mom's clothes are generally more important people in the other camp. The second is that it is easy to be torn off when running, or caught by trees when running for your life in the Woods.
(2) What do you mean by head nurse?
Generally, these matriarchs are well-known and trustworthy units in Japan during the war. In fact, their wandering around is not very effective, just to look good. What's more, some people will seriously write Buddhist scriptures on it to protect users from being beheaded. This is a common problem in Japan during the Warring States period. Some things are just for beauty, such as the armor of Japan during the Warring States period. That thing is often better than nothing. Some people use paper directly, although it is useless, but they must use force. If you don't force yourself, you will be laughed at. For the sense of ceremony, the Japanese are so particular that they can even write a word of love on their heads. Yes, that's Naoe Kanetsugu. Although writing the word "love" on your helmet doesn't mean that your opponent won't cut you because of your "love", they think it's good. After all, the Japanese find it boring not to pretend. In this case, although the mother clothes wrapped in bamboo are very grandiose, they can't stand the Japanese's love.
The existence of this gang is actually equivalent to a sign, which looks good when put out. Of course, there are also used as heralds, such as Nobunaga Oda. This friend found 20 people from his own Sineitai, divided into red women and black women. The gang is mainly used to conduct command in various camps during disposal and attack. Therefore, the mother-in-law is actually a confidant among cronies, and the average person really can't be a confidant.
(3) Conclusion
To sum up, the mother's clothes are mainly used to look good, and only stay on the status symbol. Since it is a decoration, it is of little significance to discuss the use value on the battlefield. After all, the children of war have to go to the front to communicate with the enemy, and the suspense of war is basically gone.
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The first thing to be corrected is that the "big pockets" behind Japanese generals during the Warring States period were not limited to red, nor were they limited to cavalry, but were also used by infantry. Besides red, there are various colors. This kind of thing is the product of deformed cloaks imported from China.
This strange-looking costume appeared in Japan during the Warring States period, that is, from15th century to16th century. Japan calls it "mother clothes", which basically means cloak. This kind of thing is actually a coat that goes astray on the road of development and evolution.
Cloak-shaped mother clothes from China in the early days can be used to guard against arrows.
During the Southern and Northern Dynasties in Japan, Japan introduced a kind of cloak from China, called the mother coat. The appearance of this period is not much different from that of China's traditional cloak, and its function is the same as that of China's cloak, mainly to prevent arrows.
(the internal structure of "mother clothes". Comprises a mother garment rope for binding the mother garment to the body and an inner skeleton mother garment cage of the mother garment.
/kloc-in the 0/5th century, with the development of firearms, the function of cloak for defense declined, and it was also influenced by western clothing. The cloak behind the Japanese samurai suddenly changed, and it was no longer a simple piece of cloth behind it. Instead, a cage is woven first, usually made of light but flexible materials such as baleen whales' whiskers, which is called "mother's clothing cage". Generally, it is spherical, and then silk is covered on the mother clothes cage, which looks like a big pocket.
The main purpose of soldiers carrying this "big bag" is to identify, that is, to distinguish the nature of the army. It is usually the symbol of the general's own troops. The troops wearing this special "mother suit" are often called "mother suits".
Finally, emphasize. A friend in front replied that this spherical mother-in-law is used to prevent arrows, and it is purely a crown hat. The cloak-like mother clothes are used to prevent arrows. The spherical mother suit is not used for protection at all, but an identification symbol.
Here comes the master. I'm wuyue. Let me answer this question.
During the Warring States Period in Japan, when the cavalry galloped on the battlefield, the family flag on their backs fluttered in the wind, which was very beautiful.
But there is another kind of cavalry. I wonder if you have noticed that they have no family flag on their backs, and their status is far more precious than that of ordinary cavalry.
They are: women in clothes.
Mother's clothing: Use bamboo skeleton to support the cloth into a big ball, which can be put on the back as decoration in battle and can also prevent the arrow from flowing.
This is another prop with heraldic effect. When the rider gallops alone, his mother's clothes will be propped up by the wind, which can often be regarded as a prominent feature of the famous riding warrior guardian (horse).
I saw many friends say in their answers that the main function of "mother clothes" is to prevent arrows from flowing. Actually, this statement is wrong.
As we all know, the cavalry's tactics are to charge, and they all charge from the front to meet the enemy head-on. If you want to guard against arrows, you should also strengthen the protection in front, not behind.
Perhaps the mother suit can really prevent the arrow from flowing, but this is definitely not the main purpose of the mother suit. Otherwise, the cavalry should have one person, not just limiting the qualification of a very small number of soldiers to equip their mother clothes. After all, mom's clothes are not made of expensive materials.
The main function of mother's clothes is to look good and show identity. Especially when the rider gallops, the mother skirt is blown by the wind, like a balloon, which is very dazzling on the battlefield, obviously showing the noble status of the rider.
Nobunaga has two women's clothing groups: the black women's clothing group and the red women's clothing group, each with ten people.
Later, Toyotomi Hideyoshi set up Huang Mu Zhong Yi (Hideyoshi likes gold very much) following Nobunobunaga Oda's example.
Hosokawa's unique book mentions a special way of using mother clothes and objects: "When the head of a samurai wearing mother clothes is captured, his head is wrapped in his mother clothes. If you are an ordinary soldier, wrap your head with your fingers. " This statement further verifies the view that a soldier dressed in his mother's clothes is more noble than ordinary soldiers.
In fact, if you look closely, you will find that many nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi's important military generals are from their mothers.
For example, the list of Red Mother by Nobuyuki Oda is as follows: Li Jia by Mata Saemon in Maeda, Zhengxing by Nobuyuki Asai, Sasuke Oda (that is, Yoshisuke under Muxia), Zangjiu of Kiyoshi Itō, Nagato of Iwashima, Feishou of Yamaguchi, Haruhiro of Sakamoto, Shouchangxiu of Maori Hanoi, Shangqing of Inami, Qiaojie of Hasegawa and Fuping.
Did you find a famous military commander from the above list?
The above is the explanation of Mu Yizhong, an elite knight of Japan during the Warring States Period.
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Like China, Japan also experienced the Warring States period, but their Warring States period was smaller, mainly because of the chaos caused by the struggle for power and profit by local lords. During this period of war, Japan's domestic military also developed greatly. Their army grew very fast, the number of mobilized troops increased, and many large-scale wars appeared.
However, due to different cultures, their military development is obviously different from that of China, and some strange habits will also appear. For example, their cavalry often carry a red bag when fighting.
Of course, under the conditions of Japan at that time, it was impossible for them to maintain so many cavalry, but cavalry was the strongest force at that time, and many famous soldiers would definitely form cavalry units in order to win the war. Although the scale of cavalry was not too large, it could still play a great role in the battlefield at that time.
Then why did the Japanese cavalry at that time have the habit of carrying pockets? As can be seen from some TV dramas, these pockets are not only red, but also bulging into a big pocket. It's really inconvenient for cavalry to fight with these things.
There are two main types of cavalry in ancient times, one is light cavalry and the other is heavy cavalry. Light cavalry pays attention to speed and flexibility, so they don't have too much armor, mainly with some light armor, and no one even wears armor.
Heavy cavalry is different. They pay attention to wearing heavy armor to protect themselves. No cavalry can use this inconvenient pocket. In fact, this kind of thing is not common in cavalry. In the Japanese army, people who can use this kind of pocket are all officers with status in the army. The more officers with status, the more they will be equipped with this kind of thing.
There is no way for ordinary cavalry to be equipped with this kind of thing. This kind of pocket is called "mother clothes", which is mainly evolved from cloak. Not only the Japanese, but also many cavalry in ancient China liked to use cloaks. General officers only use this kind of thing, which is specially used to decorate themselves and show their identity.
The cavalry is equipped with a cloak, which really looks good when running, but there is also a problem that the cloak easily affects the cavalry. For example, in the process of marching, hanging on a tree is easy to hurt yourself, and when confronting the enemy on the battlefield, the other party is also easy to drag people off the horse with a cloak. It can be said that this kind of thing is not very practical.
So the Japanese changed the elegant shape of the cloak into a round and bulging pocket, so it was difficult for the other side to drag people down through the cloak. One more thing, this kind of pocket is carried on the back, bulging or filled with something, which can play a buffering and protecting role when the arrow is hit. Just like today's bulletproof vests, ancient arrows are not so penetrating. If you have this thing for self-defense, you can avoid being injured by an arrow.
However, this thing can only avoid back injuries. If you shoot an arrow in front, you can only defend it with armor, and nothing else will do.
In addition to this usage, there is another usage, that is, this pocket can hold things. In the process of marching, the things you carry must be limited. This pocket can hold some things. One more thing, on the battlefield, this pocket can also be used to hold the enemy's head and the spoils he captured on the battlefield. With such pockets, these officers and men can always harvest a lot of good things on the battlefield, but this is also the privilege of officers, or only rich children are qualified to do so, and others do not have this ability.
This kind of pocket is really useful in the battlefield, but with the evolution of the war, the role of cavalry is gradually weakened. Moreover, due to terrain problems, it is difficult for Japan to develop cavalry, and their cavalry has not been improved. Later, on the battlefield, with the large-scale use of hot weapons, cavalry became even more useless. This kind of pocket has finally become history, and all kinds of cavalry equipment can't be used, such as "mother clothes".
Don't underestimate this big bag. It is full of chakras. In case of emergency, you can concentrate on your palm as long as you take your hand back. With a wave of his hand, a thousand birds with great energy flew out, second only to the nameless Wan Jian Guizong, a battlefield killer!
Closer to home, the real name of this thing is "Mu Yizhong". Its predecessor is a long cloak called "Hangbao Road", which was born in the Heian period (equivalent to the Southern Song Dynasty). At that time, the war in Japan was really a village head fight, with a small number of people, and there were more verbal battles than actual work. At the beginning, everyone was riding horses and shooting arrows at each other. What are you worried about? Look at your position and try again. Biu, the bow and arrow came. This "Hangbao Road" cloak immediately fluttered in the wind, which was equivalent to a soft armor. It still protected the Japanese short arrow with little power at that time, and it was easy for people to find the target and interfered with the archer's aiming. Hey, can't you find me? I can't help it, that's what I am!
(Mother's clothes)
(Hang Lubao)
During the Southern and Northern Dynasties in Japan (that is, the emperor was driven to a small place next to the capital to set up a small court, which was equivalent to the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty), with the increase of Japan's population and the power of weapons, there were more and more opportunities for frontal combat, and the thing of "hanging Lu" became more and more unpopular. If someone accidentally catches it, it will directly fall into a dog and eat shit, and it will lose its life, so this thing becomes shorter and shorter and more and more. Suddenly one day, a brother had a whim and made this "hanging Lu Bao" into a "chicken coop" on his back. Needless to say, this thing is really good. If the arrow comes, it will be directly stuck inside, and the force of the card will be halved. Mom doesn't have to worry about me being attacked anymore.
But in fact, its greatest use is to "force". I don't know if you have seen puffer fish, but they are in danger. Here's the thing. The so-called "matriarch" is actually to show the enemy the bluff sample paper. Actually, it's no use meeting a real master.
In the Warring States period, with the large-scale popularization of firearms, the protective function of this weapon has become a chicken rib, and the "mother-in-law" has gradually evolved into the symbol of the messenger. Later, under the demonstration of Nobuyuki Oda, the "mother-in-law" soldier has become the symbol of the chief guard class. Typical examples are Nobuyuki Oda's "black mother-in-law" and Toyotomi Hideyoshi's "red mother-in-law".
In some Japanese dramas, we can see a picture that some Japanese cavalry or infantry will carry a huge "big bag" supported by bamboo, and the surface is red or other colors. This "pocket" looks big and bloated, and the short Japanese soldier's back looks a bit funny. Why are they carrying such things? Wouldn't it be cumbersome? This kind of "big pocket" similar to a chicken coop is actually called "mother's clothes". Its predecessor was called "Hanging Beam Couple".
Hanging is an auxiliary protective tool in combat. It looks like today's long cloak, made of various colors of cloth. It first appeared in peacetime. At that time, Japan was not fighting hand-to-hand, but riding horses and shooting arrows at each other, so the ribbons fluttering in the wind easily interfered with the enemy and could not find the target. Moreover, the bow and arrow at that time had little lethality, and even if it was shot, the hanging puppet could play a certain buffering role. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, battlefield weapons became more and more powerful, and there were more and more hand-to-hand combat scenes. This has really become a "burden" to chihuo. Once caught by the enemy, it is easy to be pulled down and the infantry can't run away. Therefore, a new type of armor has emerged to prohibit hanging companions, that is, "mother clothes."
A matriarch is not something that ordinary people can recite. Only those with high status and the most powerful in the team can recite them. These people are called "matriarchal warriors". Mother-in-law has three main functions: one is to weaken the power of bows and arrows and avoid attacks; The second is to convey military orders on the battlefield; The third is cold protection.
During the Warring States period, Japan carried a big red pocket on its back, which looked funny, but this big pocket was very practical and was an important military equipment of Japan during the Warring States period.
Let me tell you about the origin of this big bag, so that you can understand the function and formation of this big bag.
Before the Warring States Period in Japan, Japanese cavalry actually did not carry this kind of big bag when fighting, but something called hanging darts. Although you haven't heard the name of this thing, you are actually familiar with its appearance. This is probably the cloak of ancient China.
Handsome couples are like cloaks, all behind the cavalry. Don't think that cloaks and lovers are for handsome. On the battlefield, either you die or I die, and no one will lose their lives because they are handsome.
One of the biggest functions of this escort is to prevent being shot in the back. During the Warring States period, Japan was a cold weapon era. At that time, the Japanese war was all about shooting arrows at each other from a long distance. When riding a horse, the hanging couple will float to hunt. When the arrow comes, the waving hanging couple will offset the impact of the arrow or change the direction of the arrow, which can effectively reduce or avoid the damage caused by the arrow.
Therefore, before the Warring States period, Japan wore this suspension escort, which can be said to be a life-saving weapon.
Later, the couple were eliminated. Why? Because with the passage of time, after the Warring States period, the Japanese people began to understand that they felt it was useless to shoot each other like this. Most like men meet and fight.
So the Japanese began to clamor for an appointment to meet and cut each other. When the two armies are at war, both teams are used to wearing escort, which is not only beautiful, but also can prevent arrows.
However, with the advent of the melee era, everyone has no experience. In this struggle, problems have arisen. Hanging couples on their bodies become a burden. Another soldier grabbed the couple hanging from each other in one hand and shouted at his head. It's over. He can't see anything and can't get up. What else can he do to make the other party easily hacked to death?
During the Warring States period, the Japanese felt that this hanging dart could not be used and it was inconvenient to fight, but it was impossible without wearing it. After all, we have to shoot arrows and fight each other before melee.
Practical big red ball, so this "mom costume" appeared. What the fuck is this dress? You will understand as soon as I explain. Have you seen our lanterns in China? Yes, this "mother dress" is like a lantern, with a bamboo skeleton inside, like a basket, but not as dense as a basket.
Wrapped in a layer of red cloth, of course, it is not as beautiful as our lanterns, so they take one of them to fight, so as to prevent the damage of the flow vector in the war, and they are not afraid that the enemy will catch it and cover their heads in the melee. Maybe it can save the enemy's life when they cut a knife.
In fact, the soldiers who wear this kind of "mother clothes" have a special name, called mother clothes. Translated, it is a group of soldiers wearing mother's clothes.
In fact, mother's clothes don't have to be red, but they can also be black and yellow. Black mother dress is the most advanced mother dress. Anyone who carries a "black ball" is very handsome in Japan during the Warring States period.
Nobunaga founded the red mother clothes and the black mother clothes. Later, Toyotomi Hideyoshi studied nobunaga. He was also a mother's uniform, but his mother's uniform was yellow.
There is another saying about the warmth on the battlefield. It is said that the clothes behind the mother are all sewn by the mother for her son, which is full of love.
At that time, the war was relatively simple. I took a different stand when I killed you, but I still remember human feelings. The enemy will cut off the head of the killed enemy and throw it into his mother's clothes, so that after they leave, the families of the dead soldiers can take his mother's clothes and take his head home.
Later, when the era of firearms came, this mother's suit was useless and could no longer play a protective role. Just like hanging lovers, I slowly withdrew from the historical stage and walked into the museum.