In its fourth act, forces under Bairoku plummet into a gorge when the cloud bridge they are crossing disappears, and it ends with the title character and his generals Kanki and Go Sankei killing Ri Toten, the leader of the Manchus.
In the third act of this play, one character signals to the protagonist by stabbing herself and letting her blood flow into a river. In the first act, the protagonist is rescued when a minister performs an impromptu Caesarean section on his dead mother. Its first act includes a mock battle between plum blossoms and cherry blossoms, and an invasion is signaled when the antagonist slices out his left eye. In its fourth act, forces under Bairoku plummet into a gorge when the cloud bridge they are crossing disappears, and it ends with the title character and his generals Kanki and Go Sankei killing Ri Toten, the leader of the Manchus. First performed in 1715, for fifteen points, name this play about a general who restores the Ming dynasty, a history play by Chikamatsu.
In the third act of this play, one character signals to the protagonist by stabbing herself and letting her blood flow into a river.
The {Battles} of {Coxinga}