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Madara said that finding out the history of shinobi is the reason he felt
hopeless and left the village. And he learned it from the Uchiha's stone
tablet.

But it was said before that the Rinnegan is also needed to read what is
written on the Uchiha's stone tablet. So, if Madara only awakened the Rinnegan
after he left the village and his final battle with Hashirama, how was he able
to read the stone tablet without the Rinnegan?


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How did Madara read the Uchiha's Stone Tablet about the history?


It's not a stretch to think that he managed to sneak back inside the village
and read it in his spare time.

Somewhere before he connected himself to the Gedo Mazo and after he awakened
the Rinnegan.

It is not explained however, so any answer you'll get here would be
speculative.

EDIT: Now I understood your question, however, nothing told you that the part
about the God Tree is only readable by the Rinnegan, maybe it was a part of
the tablet that could be read using a Mangekyo.


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It's not a stretch to think that he managed to sneak back inside the village
and read it in his spare time. I mean granted, he was stuck because he was
attached to the statue to drain chakra from it, but that doesn't mean he
forgot how to use shadow clones. That was the main point why shadow clones was
invented is for recon. What the clone learned came back to the original body
once the clone is canceled, no matter where the original body is, right?
That's what I am thinking.


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