Genpei War

conflict during late-Heian period of Japan

Japanese book compiled prior to 1330

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thumb|Portrait of Minamoto no Yoshitsune held at [[Chūson-ji]] Hōgan-biiki is a term that has come to describe a physiological phenomenon where people extend sympathy to those in weaker or disadvantaged positions without critically assessing the rights and wrongs of their situation. It primarily refers to the sympathetic or pitying sentiment people feel towards Minamoto no Yoshitsune, often lacking an objective perspective.