 However, there is a debate on whether they even should be worshiped and how controversial their tombs at Sengakuji are.Tucker raises a point in his article that the "rōnin" were condemned as "rōnin", but then in the end their resting places are now honored.In other words, it is like those that regarded the "rōnin" as "chūshin gishi" were questioning the decision of the Bakufu (the shogunate, the authorities who declared them "rōnin").