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[[File:Stone Monument.png|thumb|The stone monument of Iwagakure.]]
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[[File:Stone Monument1.png|thumb|right|The stone monument of Iwagakure.]]
This monument is the symbol of [[Iwagakure]] in a similar manner to the the [[Hokage Monument]] found in [[Konohagakure]]. It's comprised of an intricate pedestal with a simple, smooth stone on top of it. The pedestal itself is in a pool of water that is filled with similar stones.
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This monument is the symbol of [[Iwagakure]] in a similar manner to the [[Hokage Rock]] found in [[Konohagakure]]. It's comprised of an intricate pedestal with a simple, smooth stone on top of it. The pedestal itself is in a pool of water that is filled with similar stones.
   
 
== Will of Stone ==
 
== Will of Stone ==
The {{translation|"'''Will of Stone'''"|石の意志|Ishi no Ishi}} is the [[Nindō]] that exists symbolically in the monument. Similar to Konoha's [[Will of Fire]], the Iwa shinobi live their life by this great principle. The [[First Tsuchikage]] told a young [[Ōnoki]] that the stone holds no true significance to the monument, even going as far as to simply throwing it back into the pool with the other stones and replacing it with another random stone. He uses these stones to demonstrate how essential the strong will of the shinobi is to Iwagakure.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 575, pages 8-11</ref>
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The {{translation|'''Will of Stone'''|石の意志|Ishi no Ishi}} is the [[Nindō]] that exists symbolically in the monument. Similar to Konoha's [[Will of Fire]], the Iwa shinobi live their lives by this great principle. The [[First Tsuchikage]] told a young [[Ōnoki]] that the stone holds no true significance to the monument, even going as far as simply throwing it back into the pool with the other stones and replacing it with another random stone. He uses these stones to demonstrate how essential the strong will of the shinobi is to Iwagakure and to stay steadfast to it without giving in to hate.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 575, pages 8-11</ref>
   
 
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Latest revision as of 16:18, 22 December 2023

Stone Monument1

The stone monument of Iwagakure.

This monument is the symbol of Iwagakure in a similar manner to the Hokage Rock found in Konohagakure. It's comprised of an intricate pedestal with a simple, smooth stone on top of it. The pedestal itself is in a pool of water that is filled with similar stones.

Will of Stone

The Will of Stone (石の意志, Ishi no Ishi) is the Nindō that exists symbolically in the monument. Similar to Konoha's Will of Fire, the Iwa shinobi live their lives by this great principle. The First Tsuchikage told a young Ōnoki that the stone holds no true significance to the monument, even going as far as simply throwing it back into the pool with the other stones and replacing it with another random stone. He uses these stones to demonstrate how essential the strong will of the shinobi is to Iwagakure and to stay steadfast to it without giving in to hate.[1]

References

  1. Naruto chapter 575, pages 8-11