Who can tell me whose story is told in Akira Kurosawa's movie "Random"? What is Hidetora's full name? Thanks

Japanese director Akira Kurosawa's masterpiece "Ran" is said to be based on Shakespeare's work "King Lear". Kurosawa chose the background of Japan's Warring States Period, which reflects the wisdom of the great director. Only the era of separatist feudal lords is the most suitable to express the cruelty, betrayal and sadness of people in troubled times who want peace and friendship but cannot get it. From the beginning, the most powerful feudal king of the Umino Plain, Ichimonji Hidetora, was already old. He rebelled at the age of seventeen and became violent. He killed countless people and burned countless cities to create this legacy. His three sons gathered around him. The wives of the eldest son Xiaohu and the second son Jiro were both daughters of princes. At that time, Ichimonji Hidetora killed Kaede's father and brother, forced Kaede's mother to commit suicide, and married Kaede to his eldest son Xiaohu; he also killed Mo's father, and Mo's brother escaped by blinding his eyes, and Mo was forced to marry Jiro is his wife. Nowadays, Saburo Naotora is not yet married, and the two princes, Suzuki and Suga, want to marry their daughters to Saburo so that they can get a foothold in the Ichimonji Hidetora family's huge family business. While they were arguing, Ichimonji Hidetora actually fell asleep! Saburo felt sorry for his father who was already old, and Ichimonji Hidetora felt weak. He handed over the main city to Taro, the second city to Jiro, and the third city to Saburo, and told them to live in peace and harmony. Taro Jiro claimed that he wanted to help his father carry the heavy burden, which was essentially asking for power. Saburo firmly opposed it. He said that his father had already set an example of treachery, and his father's design could only be extravagant hopes. Hidetora was angered and exiled Saburo and Hirayama, the critic who protected Saburo. The clown who served him held his feet to stop him but did not stop him. The desperate Saburo was recruited by Shouhe as his son-in-law. Before Saburo left, he told Hirayama to secretly follow Ichimonji Hidetora. Ichimonji Hidetora returned to the First City and prepared to move to the Vice City. The moving team met Feng's moving team in a narrow road, but Feng refused to give way. The scene of Ichimonji Hidetora's concubines kneeling down and worshiping Kaede made Ichimonji Hidetora extremely psychologically unbalanced. But something more embarrassing happened next. Taro forced Hidetora Ichimonji to hand over the last bit of power. Hidetora accused Taro of being manipulated by Feng, and Taro replied: When the hen crows, the rooster crows. Desperate, Ichimonji Hidetora took more than thirty attendants to the Second City to seek refuge with Jiro. He asked Mo if he hated him? Mo Mo, who was chanting Buddha's name, replied no. Xiuhu was surprised by the completely different attitudes of Mo and Feng. However, Jiro said that he could only accept his father, not his attendants. Ichimonji Hidetora was extremely sad: "How can a person live alone? Those who can live alone are beasts!" Ichimonji Hidetora had to sleep in the wilderness with his followers. At this time, Hirayama appeared, gave him food, and told him that all Saburo's soldiers in the third city had gone to Shouhe to look for Saburo, and that the third city was under the jurisdiction of the other two generals. An attendant proposed to go to the third city, but Hirayama blocked it. The clown also said: "Hell is in front of you, and heaven is far away." But Hingshan and the clown were abandoned. In the middle of the night, Taro and Jiro came together to hunt down their father, and the two generals who guarded the city also attacked the palace. It turned out that they had colluded. Ichimonji Hidetora's bodyguards all died in the battle, and his concubines also committed suicide. Ichimonji Hidetora went crazy when he saw Tetsu, Shiro's general in the palace, killing Taro. Hirayama and Joker found the crazy Ichimonji Hidetora and took him to a ruins to hide. The clown asked Ichimonji Hidetora: "Do you remember? This is the castle you burned down with your own hands." It turns out that this is Mo's hometown. One word shows a tiger in despair. Hirayama wants to take Ichimonji Hidetora to Shouhe to join Saburo, but Ichimonji Hidetora thinks he has no face to see him. Kaede presented Jiro with Taro's helmet symbolizing power and took the opportunity to seduce Jiro. After having a relationship with Jiro, she coquettishly coquettishly forced Jiro to kill his first wife Mo. Jiro asked Tie to kill Mo, but Tie came back with a stone fox head and told Jiro that the insidious woman was a fox who specialized in ruining the foundation. After Mo was released by Tie, he fled to the ruins with his blind brother. Ichimonji Hidetora was greatly stimulated when he saw Mo. Saburo came with his men and horses, and Jiro Monji Hidetora came. After listening to Kaede, Jiro decided to fight Saburo. Tetsu and other generals tried their best to dissuade them, saying that Suzuki and Suga had already brought their troops and were just waiting to seize the Ichimonji family's foundation when both sides were hurt. However, Kaede sent someone to invite Jiro to attend the expedition banquet, and taught Jiro to hold off Saburo's large number of troops. Let Saburo look for Ichimonji Hidetora alone and look for opportunities to ambush. As expected, Saburo only took Hirayama to find Ichimonji Hidetora. Ichimonji Hidetora was lying motionless in the crevices of the rocks. He said it was a coffin. He lay in the "coffin" and looked at the sky. The situation in the sky was changing rapidly. Ichimonji Hidetora murmured to himself: "What place is this? What era is this?" Ichimonji Hidetora was finally moved by Saburo's filial piety. He rode behind Saburo's horse and said that when he and Saburo were alone, he would have a lot to say to Saburo. What’s in my heart. While the father and son were laughing, a gunshot rang out and Saburo fell from his horse. In one text, Xiu Hu was in great mourning, lying on his body and crying bitterly. He asked why Hirayama and Joker were still alive while Saburo was dead. All his hopes went with Saburo, and he could only commit suicide. Suzuki and Shouga soldiers pressed on, but Tie brought back "Saburo's head". Jiro opened it and saw that it was just a pig's head. Tie took this opportunity to call Jiro a pig head. Jiro hurriedly went to find Kaede to ask for advice. Tie asked: "Is the leader of the Ichimonji family His Majesty or Kaede? I am following His Majesty, not Kaede!" He broke into Kaede's room before Jiro and scolded Kaede. Kaede said expressionlessly. She said that this city was originally her home city, and this was exactly what she expected. Tie desperately killed Feng, but what could he do? The Ichimonji family is doomed. Mo was worried about her maid and wanted to go back to the city to have a look. Before leaving, he gave his brother a Buddha statue and said that Buddha would protect him. But the silence was gone forever.

The blind brother reached the cliff but didn't know it. He stumbled and dropped the painting. Under the pale setting sun, Buddha smiles on the ruins. What is this place? What era is this? It's not just the Warring States period in Japan through Akira Kurosawa's lens, it's also like this in all troubled times. Madness is a characteristic of troubled times. Just like Saburo said: "We live in troubled times, and we can't survive without betrayal." Taro and Jiro, who are brothers, and Kaede, who is dominated by hatred... Although their deaths are self-inflicted, kind people still cannot escape. Tragic fate. Saburo is indifferent to power, but there are still people chasing him. Although he chanted Buddha's name every day, he had no hatred for the enemy who killed his parents. As a result, he was forced to flee, but he still did not save his life. The Buddha she believed in had long been abandoned by the troubled times and remained in ruins. Troubled times are like Mo's blind brother - the blind man faces the abyss, and destruction is close at hand. No one can escape the fate of destruction, and no one can find any peace. Hirayama said: "This is the world! What people pursue is not happiness but sorrow, not peace but pain!". Who is cursing the cruelty of the world? Who destroyed this family that built the country on destruction? King Lear in Shakespeare's works was deceived by his eldest daughter and second daughter, and died of grief and anger. Hidetora Ichimonji, under the lens of Kurosawa, personally created this tragedy of flesh and blood. When he was driven crazy by his son, he staggered in the vast wilderness and saw only autumn grass and ruins. Years of war have left the Uino Plain riddled with holes. War, wherever it occurs, means the destruction of human civilization. Until the end of the film, Kurosawa did not clarify who killed Saburo. But this is where Kurosawa's brilliance lies. In this way, he succinctly showed everyone's inner secret of wanting to kill Saburo. If he didn't say it, it would be clearer than if he did. This film, which cost 2.4 billion yen, is called by Akira Kurosawa as the representative work of his life, because all his requirements for the film are in place and accurately reflected on the screen in this film.