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日本傳奇武將與他們珍愛的刀劍
名城中蘊藏的刀劍文化故事
銘刻歷史的傳奇名刀
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Suwa Yorimizu
First Lord of Suwa Takashima Domain, Daimyo of 27,000 Koku in Shinano Suwa and Descendant of the Noble House That Guarded Suwa Grand Shrine
Suwa Yorimizu (1570-1641) was a descendant of the Suwa clan, a distinguished family of Shinano Provi...
Hōjō Ujimasa
4th Head of the Later Hōjō Clan, Lord of Odawara Castle
Hōjō Ujimasa (1538–1590) was a Sengoku period warrior and the fourth head of the Later Hōjō clan, wh...
Imagawa Yoshimoto
The Cultured Lord of Suruga
## Overlord of Tōkai Born in Eishō 16 (1519) in Suruga Province (present-day Shizuoka Prefecture), I...
Katō Yoshiaki
One of the Seven Spears of Shizugatake — The Sea Warrior Who Founded Two Domains
## Seven Spears of Shizugatake Born in Mikawa Province (present-day Aichi Prefecture) in Eiroku 6 (1...
Yagyū Munenori
Sword Instructor to the Shōgun
## Lineage of the Shinkage-ryū Yagyū Munenori was born in Genki 2 (1571) in Yagyū-no-shō in Yamato P...
Ii Naotora
Onna Jōshu: The Solitary Warlord Who Ruled Iinoya in Tōtōmi as a Female Clan Head
## The 'Onna Jōshu' (Woman Castle Lord) Ii Naotora, born around Tenbun 4 (1535) in Iinoya in Tōtōmi ...
Mogami Yoshiaki
The Fox of Ushū: Successor to the Ushū tandai Who Combined Strategy and Valor and Repelled the Uesugi Army in the Keichō Dewa campaign
## Mogami Yoshiaki, Master of Dewa Born in Yamagata, Dewa Province, in Tenbun 15 (1546), Mogami Yosh...
Takeda Nobushige
The Perfect Deputy — Shingen's Most Trusted Brother, Fallen at Kawanakajima
## Takeda House's Treasure, Nobushige Born in Kai Province in Daiei 5 (1525), Takeda Nobushige was a...
Tanaka Yoshimasa
The rare general who captured Ishida Mitsunari at Sekigahara and rose from Toyotomi retainer to daimyo of 320,000 koku in Chikugo
Tanaka Yoshimasa (1548-1609) was a samurai from Ōmi Province who rose from a senior retainer of Toyo...
Ataka Fuyuyasu
Awaji Naval Commander Who Supported Miyoshi Nagayoshi, a Gifted Poet Put to Death by His Own Brother
Ataka Fuyuyasu was a Sengoku-period warrior and head of the Ataka, a naval family of Awaji Province....
Matsudaira Nobuyasu
Tokugawa Ieyasu's Eldest Son, the Tragic Young Warrior Ordered to Commit Seppuku at 21
Matsudaira Nobuyasu (1559-1579) was the eldest son of Tokugawa Ieyasu, a young warrior of great valo...
Chōsokabe Motochika
The Prodigy of Tosa, Great General Who Unified Shikoku
Chōsokabe Motochika (1539-1599) was an outstanding warlord of the late Sengoku period who achieved t...