A military commander of the Minamoto clan of Japan in the late Heian and early Kamakura periods. In 1180, the royal relative Taira no Kiyomori placed the Mikado under house arrest and made his 2-year-old grandson to inherit the throne. The Imperial power was destroyed, and the Taira Clan became the men in power. The royalty members from all places were enraged and started a crusade to defeat the Taira Clan. With the invincible courage, genius strategy, and undefeated record, Yoshitsune stood out. He defeated the Taira Clan, helping his brother become the ruler of Japan. Yoshitsune had amazing tactical command capability and was the pioneer of Japan’s tactical warfare. He was also extremely brave, and always ready to lead the troops to fight at the critical moment. However, after being ruthlessly suspected and suppressed by his brother, Yoshitsune chose to peacefully commit suicide. His legendary undefeated record and sad ending of life make Yoshitsune one of the most famous legendary heroes in Japan.