A complete set of five volumes of So-hachi Yamaoka's masterpiece, a historical novel series about Oda Nobunaga. ① The Volume of Mumon Sanryaku ② The Volume of Okehazama ③ The Volume of Invasion and the Roaring Waves ④ The Volume of Tenka Fubu ⑤ The Volume of Honno-ji Oda Nobunaga is famous for his ambition to rule the world, but the true essence of this work lies in its depiction of his "fool" days. The story portrays his interactions with his wife, Nohime, whose historical records are scarce, his conflict with his mother, who favored his younger brother, and the youthful ambition hidden beneath his eccentric behavior. Yamaoka So-hachi weaves original human drama into the gaps in historical records, creating a Nobunaga who is surprisingly human, unlike the hero he would become. The appeal of Nobunaga before his unification of the country is found here. ＜Recommended Points＞ ・Creative power that fills the gaps in historical facts The human drama in parts not found in historical records, such as Nobunaga's state of mind on the eve of Okehazama and the truth behind Mitsuhide's rebellion, is outstanding. ・The comfort of a nostalgic writing style The dignified sentences and expressions, not found in modern novels, create the atmosphere of Showa-era literature. ・The foundational value of later Nobunaga novels As a monumental work that has greatly influenced the modern image of Nobunaga, it also holds high literary historical significance. Offered for sale to organize my library.