OWARI                        

  The 2nd OWARI UJIFUSA is known for
  ABARERU (wild or riotous) O-NOTARE,
  HITATSURA, or more quiet forms.
  ITAME-MASAME. See ZENJO for UJIFUSA(1).

  MASATSUNE KEI-CHO 1596        UJIFUSA  
  ____|____                     ___|___
  MASATSUNE                     UJIFUSA (MINO) KEI-CHO 1596
  ____|____                     ___|___
  MASATSUNE                     UJIFUSA (MINO) KAN-EI 1624
      |__________ _____________________
  ____|____  ____|____              ___|____        _____
  MASATSUNE  TOMOTSUNE KAN-BUN 1661 HIDETOKI(1)     DAIDO GEN-ROKU 1688 
  ____|____                        (OSAKA & EDO)    __|__
  MASATSUNE                                         DAIDO (MINO)
              ITAME, MASAME with SUGUHA,        SHINANOnoKAMI Group 
              SUGU-NOTARE KUZURE, GUNOME,
              GUNOME-MIDARE,  and some
              O-MIDARE in NIE and NIOI.     

                               _____              _______
  NOBUTAKA KEI-CHO 1596      JUMYO   KEI-CHO      MITSUYO  KAN-BUN 
  ___|____                   __|__        1596    ___|___      1661
  NOBUTAKA                   JUMYO                MITSUYO
     |_________                                   ________
  ___|____  ___|___                               YASUYUKI EN-PO 1673
  NOBUTAKA  NOBUIYE (NOBUHIRO) MEI-REKI 1655  
  ___|____                                        ___|____   
  NOBUTAKA    MOKU-MASA. HAKO and MIMIGATA-like   YASUYUKI
              GUNOME-NOTARE MIDARE, long NOTARE,  ___|____
              and NOTARE O-MIDARE.                YASUYUKI GEN-ROKU
                                                                   1688
  _________                       ________           YASUYUKI: SUGUHA,
  MASAMITSU KAN-BUN 1661          TAKANAGA           SUGU  KO-MIDARE,
  ________                        _________          and GUNOME.
  SADAYUKI  MAN-JI 1658           TAKAMICHI
  ___|____                        ____|____        _________
  SADAYUKI                        YASUMICHI        SADASHIGE MAN-JI 1658

  MOKUME-MASAME, various MIDARE.       MIKAWA KANETOKI SHO-O 1652
  TOTOMI MITSUHIDE BUN-KA 1804
  (MASAHIDE School)


Nobutaka(2) Kanei: Kawamura Hoki. Son of 1st Nobutaka. Born Kei-cho 
      Hachi 8th year, 1603 (the year Iyeyasu took the title of Shogun). 
      He was awarded Hoki-no-Kami in Kanei Ju-nen, 1633. He retires 
      Heiyu at Sangetsu "Moon over Mountain" in Kanbun Ni-nen, 1662, 
      taking his vows and retiring Inkyo as priest, whereafter, he 
      includes Nyudo to his Mei. 
     Nobutaka dies Gen-Roku Ni-nen Kyu-gatsu, ninth month, 1689; 
      Hachi-Ju-Shichi - 87 years.
     Many swords appear in the style of the 1st in his Chu-Suguha, 
      NotareBa, Gunome patterns and of his Nie and Nioi. His will be 
      Ko-Nie Deki Gunome-Choji Midare Ba. His Choji patterns are 
      particularly splendid. 
     The 2nd Nobutaka work period spans Kanei NiJu-nen through 
      Tei-kyo Ni-nen. Nakago are TakanoHa Yasuri to Haagari Jiri. 


HIDETOKI(1) SHO-HO (t: MASATSUNE): GONBEI. SEKI TOKUIN Group, he moves 
      to OSAKA. 

KANETOKI SHO-O: KANE form: KIN "Gold". From MIKAWA. TOKUIN Line. 
      SEKI JU. Made swords in EDO. MOKUME HADA. SUGUHA. Defined MEI of 
      thin strokes. 
   INABAnoKAMI KANETOKI