Taira send out 100,000 membered-army with a plan to defeat Yoshinaka and Yoritomo.
A man-made lake was created to trick people. The usage of the whistling arrows. Minamoto have very little losses.
Night and ambush tactics were used to defeat the Taira. Koremori and Michimori survive. Yoshinaka assists Yukiie at Siho, and the Taira have further losses. Tomonori, the governor of Mikawa, Kiyomori’s youngest son dies.
Sanemori is introduced, Hatakeyama no Shoji Shigeyoshi and Oyamada no Betto Arishige have an army of 300 men. Imai Kanehira as well. Stories of brave and courageous men: Yukishige, Nagatsuna, Arikuni.
Yoshinaka sends Mt. Hiei monks letter to be allies, summarizing evil deeds of Taira. They accept and become allies.
Taira ask Mt. Hiei monks for help, but they already pledged to help Yoshinaka. Taira are unable to ask Kofukuji and Miidera monks because they burnt down their temples!
Antoku leaves capital during night, as rumor spreads that Yoshinaka’s forces are approaching.
Son of Shigemori -- Koremori leaves the capital but tell his wife, whom is the daughter of Narichika, and kids to remain. Taira burn the capital down.
Tadanori -- governor that fled with Heike went back to Lord Sunzei to request his poems be put into the anthology Sunzei is making.
Tsunemasa visits Prince-Abbot of Ninnaji and returns his Biwa (called Seizan) before he flees.
Taira arrive at Fukuhara, burn the Fukuhara palace, and leaves aboard ships.
For Book 7, Tale of the Heike