Hello, (potentially stupid question)
I have been told that this に particle (from そこに on line 56) refers to 本能寺 by a Japanese person. However, if this is so, why is it using に instead of で.
I was thinking that it refers to the time of the attack…
Thanks for any help.
A native I asked said that it’s because に is working with くる in 攻めてくる. You use に to くる with a place, not で.
But this person is not a Japanese teacher. Still, it feels right to me.
Ah, of course! I overlooked the くる. That sounds right to me now, too. Thank you.
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