後悔せず
Miyamoto Musashi, Dokkodo 5
The source
"Regret nothing you've done." Miyamoto Musashi said it in Dokkodo 5. Translated from the original Japanese by Spartan Surfers.
"我事に於て後悔せず"Original Japanese, Dokkodo 5. Japanese: Miyamoto Musashi (Kinkodo, 1909), NDL digital text; Dokkodo numbered as in the 1909 nineteen-article text.
Who said it
Miyamoto Musashi (c. 1584–1645). Undefeated swordsman who wrote The Book of Five Rings in a cave a few weeks before he died.
Questions
- Who said "Regret nothing you've done."?
- Miyamoto Musashi (c. 1584–1645). Source: Dokkodo 5.
- What is the original Japanese?
- 我事に於て後悔せず. Translated from the original Japanese by Spartan Surfers.
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