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 1 III|         Katsuyori named Komiyama Naizen is most to be admired. He
 2 III|       separated by a quarrel and Naizen was condemned through false
 3 III|    followers to Tenmokuzan. When Naizen heard of the disaster he
 4 III|         witnesses, all with whom Naizen had quarrelled had fled,
 5 III|          lord. Sorrowfully spoke Naizen: "My lord dismissed me,
 6 III| illustrate samurai fidelity. But Naizen was preëminent among them,
 7 III|          admired the fidelity of Naizen and regretted that his worship
 8 III|     children. So Ieyasu employed Naizen's younger brother, and before
 9 III|   command, speaking at length of Naizen's fidelity,—"Naizen was
10 III|    length of Naizen's fidelity,—"Naizen was a model samurai, and