The Great King of Mongolia (1959)

A beautiful knight who takes charge of the rise and fall of Heiankyo and jumps into the midst of the great rebel army that has risen in the depths of the land. A rebel army led rose up in a corner of Mutsu, war ensued. The current Yamato court, which has just headed for the construction of a peaceful nation under Heiankyo, is almost defenseless. If the large rebel army can be stopped for two months, elite troops of the government army can suppress the uprising. The imperial court dispatched Takemaru Oda as a messenger and entrusted him with the mission. Takemaru became traveling ronin and arrived at the Sekisho of Osaka Pass. He met Sagiri who came to look for his father there and decided to travel with him. The two of them stayed at an elder's house, where they met Princess Yasha, who was under the control of the rebels. Takemaru and his friends escaped the pursuit due to heavy rain on the way, but on the ship heading from Anotsu to Kamakura, they encountered a red eagle masquerading as a puppeteer. After a deadly battle on board, Takemaru slips and falls into the sea, and Sagiri becomes a hostage. The red eagles were trying to lure Takemaru by capturing Shibaki, the mother of Takemaru who lived in Fuchu. (Source: db.eiren) Edit Translation

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