What is 47 ronin tengu monks?

The 47 Ronin were a group of samurai who avenged the death of their master, Lord Asano, by killing his enemy, Lord Kira, in 1702. The ronin were exiled and forced to commit seppuku (ritual suicide) afterwards, but they became legendary for their loyalty and dedication to their master.

The Tengu monks, on the other hand, are mythical creatures in Japanese folklore. They are known for their supernatural powers and are often depicted as half-bird, half-human beings who live in the mountains. The Tengu are often associated with martial arts and are sometimes depicted as teachers or guardians of samurai.

In the story of the 47 Ronin, the Tengu monks are said to have helped the ronin by providing them with weapons and training. While the existence of the Tengu monks in the story is likely fictional, it is a testament to the reverence that the Japanese have for both samurai culture and the mystical creatures that occupy their mythologies.