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In addition to being a gifted general Motonari was also a noted poet and patron of the arts. Surviving letters written by his grandson [[Mori Terumoto|Môri Terumoto]] describe Motonari as a strict and demanding man with a sharp eye. He was succeeded by Terumoto, who was the son of the late Takamoto.  

In addition to being a gifted general Motonari was also a noted poet and patron of the arts. Surviving letters written by his grandson [[Mori Terumoto|Môri Terumoto]] describe Motonari as a strict and demanding man with a sharp eye. He was succeeded by Terumoto, who was the son of the late Takamoto.  

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