The Ninjas - Secret Agents of Medieval Japan

Ninjas were the secret agents of medieval Japan. They routinely impede three tasks: murder enemy leaders, spying on the enemy, and the confusion of warfare of the enemy.

Ninjas had many opportunities to get into the locks. The most common type was easy to disguise himself. They might pretend to be merchants or monks. Sometimes they are dressed as inhabitants of the castle, they could come and go as they pleased.

Another way to sneak into a castle to climb up on the outside. If the wall was left unattended, could the extent climbing ninja often with special equipment. They relied on the darkness of the night to slip into the castle without being noticed.

When the castle guards kept the lights on the top of the wall, so a ninja harquebus, a primitive weapon would be on the guards on the wall fire. The guards would immediately lights, so the attackers could not see. However, this was exactly what the ninja wanted them to do it. Since the wall was now dark, the Ninja could scale under the cover of darkness.

As soon as the ninja got into a castle, which they can do much damage. They can destroy or poison the food supply, they can be hidden in the rafters of a building and listen to the enemy generals, and made plans. Sometimes they will kill enemy leaders.

One of the most popular methods is a ninja was to provide confusion to sneak into a castle and start fires. If they could slip in and out, would not be noticed to begin at the castle, to be suspicious of each other and believe that someone is a traitor. The Ninjas, which were task that they were an important part of the overall plan, a war lord.