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SANJO YOSHINORI(1) O-CHO 1311 - See SANJO
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SANJO YOSHINORI(2) KEM-MU 1334 YOSHIHIRO GEN-TOKU 1329
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SANJO YOSHINORI(3) TEI-JI 1362 to EI-TOKU 1381
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SANJO YOSHINORI(4) YOSHIMORI YOSHITSUGU(1) YOSHIHIRO
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SANJO YOSHINORI(5) KYO-TOKU 1452 ____|_____ ____|_____
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SANJO YOSHINORI(6) BUN-MEI 1469 EI-KYO 1429 KA-KICHI 1441
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HEIANJO NAGAYOSHI(4) EI-SHO 1504 YORIHISA BUNGI 1501 YOSHITSUGU(3)
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YOSHINAGA TEN-MON 1532
YOSHINORI(4) O-EI: SANJO. MOKUME HADA. SUGUHA and KO-MIDARE BA.
YOSHINORI(5) KYO-TOKU (f: YOSHINORI): HO-TOKU to CHO-ROKU 1457.
YOSHINORI(6) BUN-MEI: Work to EN-TOKU 1489. One of many escapees
from the rubble of the O-NIN War. Found work in IZUMI and
ECHIZEN. Made TACHI, KATANA, TANTO and mostly WAKIZASHI.
Standing MOKUME HADA with MASAME has JI-NIE. CHU-width
KO-NIE FUKASHI KO-CHOJI KO-MIDARE, KO-GUNOME, GUNOME-
MIDARE BA, HITATSURA and YAHAZU "Arrow" forms. HI and
KEN, KURIKARA "Dragon" HORIMONO and BONJI. Long
signatures on FUNAZOKO-GATA "Boat-bottom" NAKAGO.
A
member of the BUNGI
Triad See MURAMASA & YOSHISUKE
NAGAYOSHI
EI-SHO (f: YOSHINORI):
Work begins in BUN-GI 1501.
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Famous for large KOSHIBA. Can be YAHAZU-MIDARE BA and
HAKO-NOTARE BA, SENGO style. O-GUNOME MIDARE. May appear
as rounded O-GUNOME grouped on a CHU-SUGU line. NAKAGO
has the SENGO swelled belly to HA-side raised KURIJIRI.
Many of the NAGA character of the 4th will seem halting.
The horizontal bar of the NAGA and YOSHI tend to have
ends where the right side is pointed down and the left,
up. HEIANJO starts with MITSUNAGA's line creating
foundations from which the SUGAWARA smiths take their
place in O-EI. The O-NIN disintegrates YAMASHIRO as proud
smiths keep their name through exile, spawning the
eventual travels of NAGAYOSHI. BUN-GI is a forest of
SENGOKU competitors finding main players such as SENGO
MURAMASA, the SOSHU and SEKI, SHIMADA YOSHISUKE and
HEIANJO NAGAYOSHI.
This SENGOKU traveler worked in MIKAWA, is thought to
have apprenticed under MURAMASA in ISE, and learned
the art of HORIMONO at ODAWARA town in SAGAMI.
- SENGO HAMON pattern with SOSHU HORI.
TANTO are many. 9
SUN SAKI-ZORI or slightly curved
and thick 6 to 7 SUN KAIKEN
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BUNGI
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YORIHISA BUNGI (f: SANJO YOSHINORI): KYO smith. Wars and troubles beset KYOTO and her smiths. Yorihisa left to work in IZUMI. Made HOSO-SUGUHA and more complex HAMON.
YORIHISA SAKU SANJO YOSHINORI-SHI YORIHISA SAKU
Sanjo Yorihisa
Katateuchi
Sanjo Yorihisa
Katateuchi
Nagasa:
24 3/16' (61.5cm)
Moto-haba; 1 5/32' (2.95cm)
Nakago: 4 5/8" (11.8cm)
Shinogi-tsukuri,
Ihori-mune Katateuchi.
Mokume, Itame mix.
Gunome-midare Ko-Choji separating
Choji-like O-Midare peaks in deep
Nie and Nioi-Fukashi. Running
Sunagashi pulls Nie Hakikake and
Yubashiri into Sanju strings.
Kinsuji throughout. Nie Muneyaki
descends.
Midare Boshi with Kinsuji and
Yubashiri.
Ubu, two Mekugi-ana.
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