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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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Soga Tokimune (Soga Gorō)
Younger of the Soga Brothers Who Carried Out One of Kamakura Japan's Most Famous Acts of Vendetta
## Life Born into the family of Kawazu Suketai, a warrior of Izu Province, with the childhood name H...
Ueda Umanosuke
One of Momoi Shunzō's "Four Heavenly Kings" of the Shigakukan Who Helped Found Metropolitan Police Swordsmanship
## Life Born in 1831 into a retainer family of the Higo Kumamoto Shindenhan domain, Ueda entered the...
Mori Tomonobu (Bori Tomonobu)
One of the Eight Tigers of Kuroda, Who Won the Famed Spear Nihongo by Draining a Great Cup
Mori Tomonobu (read "Bori" within the Kuroda house) was a warrior of the Azuchi-Momoyama and early E...
Kikkawa Motoharu
The Undefeated Right Arm of the Mōri Clan
## The Birth of an Undefeated General Born in Kyōroku 3 (1530) as the second son of Mōri Motonari, K...
Akita Sanesue
Sengoku Daimyō Who Unified the Andō Clan and Founded the Akita House, Remembered Through the Blade Akita Tōshirō
## Life Born in 1576 as the son of Ando Chikasue, a Sengoku-period daimyo of Dewa Province, Sanesue ...
Ryūzōji Takanobu
The Bear of Hizen · Lord of Five Provinces and Two Islands
Ryūzōji Takanobu (1529-1584) was a Sengoku-period daimyo who swept across northern Kyushu, a formida...
Takenaka Hanbei
Military Strategist of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Famed for Capturing Inabayama Castle
## Life and Origins Takenaka Hanbei (real name Takenaka Shigeharu, 1544–1579) was a warrior of Mino...
Ujiie Bokuzen
One of the Three Western Mino Elders Who Defected from the Saito to Oda Nobunaga and Fell at Nagashima
Ujiie Bokuzen was a Sengoku-period warrior of Mino Province whose real name was Ujiie Naomoto. He wa...
Ukita Hideie
Commander of the Western Army's Main Force at Sekigahara — Toyotomi's Beloved General Who Survived Exile to Die at Eighty-four
## A Daimyo Who Enjoyed the Full Favor of the Toyotomi Ukita Hideie, born in Genki 3 (1572), was one...
Honda Tadatoki
Lord of the Himeji-Shinden Domain in Harima, Junior Fifth Rank Lower Grade, Senior Assistant Minister of Central Affairs
Honda Tadatoki (1596-1626) was the eldest son of Honda Tadamasa and a daimyō who ruled the Himeji-Sh...
Hachisuka Iemasa
The "Old Tanuki of Awa" Who Built Tokushima Castle
Hachisuka Iemasa (Hachisuka Iemasa; Eiroku 1 [1558] - Kan'ei 15 [1639]) was the son of Hachisuka Mas...
Hirate Masahide
Oda Nobunaga's Guardian and Senior Retainer of Owari
Hirate Masahide, born in 1492, was a warrior of Owari who took his own life on the 13th day of the i...