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A bronze in Tsuno of the village headman who tried to settle an uprising in the Horeki era.
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A bronze statue of Nakahira Zennoshin, a village headman, in Kochi Prefecture. He stands with both arms spread wide as if holding back the crowd. It was erected in memory of Zennoshin, who was beheaded in the Horeki era after trying to save the farmers of Tsunoyama who were suffering under the domain's system. Across the national highway stands the Fujin Chinzuka, a mound where his spirit is enshrined.
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