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Athough crushed quickly, not by who it opposed, but by its own leader, the Mouko rebellion was very anti-clamatic.
After its leader realised his wrongs, admitted his wrongdoings and dishonorable actions, and begged for forgiviness,
the man who he had sinned against,
but then argued with,
and realised his wrong by,
would not even,
as a last request, in light of older times,
help the rebel commit seppukku,
or honorable suicide, which requires two people to e done painlessly, in spire of this, the rebel gutted himself, and having no one to cut off his head, he layed in anguish, only to be eaten alive by a fierce tiger, ironically, a mouko.