But it has been told that his resolution for inevitable death was so firm that after the visit to the Imperial Palace, he visited the Mausoleum of Emperor Godaigo, likening the board wall of Nyoirin-do (main hall) to kakocho (a family register of deaths), wrote on the board 143 names of the family members and retainers who had resolutions for inevitable death, with his farewell poem written in the inner part of the board wall, and dedicated his own hair.
しかし決死の覚悟は強く、参内後に後醍醐天皇の御廟に参り、その時決死の覚悟の一族・郎党143名の名前を如意輪堂の壁板を過去帳に見立てその名を記して、その奥に辞世を書き付け自らの遺髪を奉納したという。