Forty-seven Rōnin

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The Forty-seven Rōnin were a group of samurai in early 18th-century Japan who became legendary for avenging their lord’s forced suicide and then submitting to execution, embodying the ideals of loyalty and bushidō.

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Forty-seven Rōnin canonical	4
Forty-seven Rōnin vendetta of 1701–1703	1

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