At the end of a 1703 play, this action is performed at a tree trunk that is growing both a pine and a palm, by Ohatsu and Tokubei.
At the end of a 1703 play, this action is performed at a tree trunk that is growing both a pine and a palm, by Ohatsu and Tokubei. This action is performed at Amijima and at Sonezaki in two bunraku plays by Chikamatsu. In Act I of another play, the main character shows his willingness to perform this action with a song about the "Not-I" bird, after being pressured by the (*) Praise Singer. Olunde performs this action in place of his father after Simon Pilkings tries to prevent Elesin from doing it. For 10 points, name this action that must be performed by the king's horseman after the king dies, in a play by Wole Soyinka.
At the end of a 1703 play, this action is performed at a tree trunk that is growing both a pine and a palm, by Ohatsu and Tokubei.
committing suicide [prompt on dying or similar answers; accept more specific answers like love suicides, ritual suicides, strangling themselves, etc.] &lt;JR&gt;