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____________________ From KO-SENJUIN TOMOMITSU HO-GEN 1156 ____|___ TOMOYUKI(1) KO-AN 1278 ____|_____ TOSHIMITSU(1) EN-KEI 1308 ____|_____ TOSHIMITSU(2) KEM-MU 1334 ____|___ KUNIYUKI(1) SHO-O 1288 __________________________________________|__________________ __|______ - brothers - ____|___ | TOSHIYUKI HO-JI 1247 to EI-NIN 1293 KUNIYUKI(2) | |________________________ _________ | EI-NIN 1293 | __|_____ ____|___ ___|____ | | KUNIKIYO KA-REKI 1326 TOMONAGA KANEKIYO | | __|_____ O-AN 1368 ___|_____ | | TOMONAGA SHO-HEI 1346 MITSUTOMO | | | (f: TOMOKIYO) SHO-O 1288 | | |________________________ | | __|______ ____|____ | | SUYETOSHI BUN-WA 1352 TOMOMITSU(3) | | __|_______ KO-RYAKU 1379 | | TOSHIMITSU O-EI 1394 ______________________| | __|_______ _____|___ ____|___ | TOSHIMITSU TOMOMITSU SHO-CHU 1324 TOMOKIYO GEN-O 1319 | BUN-AN 1444 _____________ ___________| | ___|____ ____|____ ____|___ | TSUGUARI TOMOTSUNA TOMOYUKI(2) | TEI-JI 1362 BUN-WA 1352 | KA-REKI 1326 | ______________________________|___________ | ______________|____ ____|___ ___|_____ | ECHIZEN JU NOBUNAGA(2) O-EI 1394 TOMOYUKI(3) TOMOMITSU | ______________|____ ____|___ O-EI 1394 | ECHIZEN JU NOBUNAGA(3) SHO-CHO TOMOYUKI(4) | O-EI 1394 | ____________________________________________________________| ___|____ ARITOSHI(1) EI-NIN 1293 |___________________________ _________________________ ___|____ ____|____ ___|____ ARITOSHI(2) TOMOTOSHI(1) KA-REKI 1326 ARIMITSU | KEM-MU 1334 ____|____ SHO-WA 1312 |____________________ TOMOTOSHI(2) TEI-WA 1345 ___|____ ________|_____ ARITOSHI O-EI ASAKO NOBUNAGA(1) O-AN 1368 ___|____ ________ ARITOSHI EI-KYO 1429 SUYEYUKI(1) O-EI 1394 ___|____ ___|____ SUGU HOTSURE BA ARITOSHI KAN-SHO 1460 SUYEYUKI(2) CHO-ROKU 1457 |
KUNIYUKI SHO-O: TAIMA Founder. KUNIYUKI HYOE-no-JO stands out as the first master of TAIMA. TAIMA predecessors sit in his shadow. Extant swords place KUNIYUKI years between SHO-O 1288 and GEN-O1319. There are TACHI and TANTO. TACHI are SHINOGI-TSUKURI, IHORI-MUNE, SUE-KAMAKURA SUGATA with small but elongated KISSAKI. Raised SHINOGI and wide SHINOGI-JI. KO-ITAME with MASAME having JI-NIE and CHIKEI. Excellent and strong KO-NIE on uneven SUGU - GUNOME mix, NIJUBA style KO-GUNOME HA with HOTSURE from the line. KINSUJI and INAZUMA. BOSHI can be SUGUHA or NOTARE to YAKIZUMI of HAKIKAKE following the grain. See KOKUHO below. MEI: KUNIYUKI TOSHIYUKI EI-NIN (br: KUNIYUKI): SUGU and NIJUBA bay-like NOTARE. MEI: YAMATO-no-KUNI TOSHIYUKI TOMONAGA O-AN (f: TOSHIYUKI): YAHEE. SUGUHA and KO-GUNOME HA with SUNAGASHI. MEI: YAMATO-no-KUNI JU TOMONAGA KUNIKIYO KA-REKI (f: TOSHIYUKI): MASAME. SUGUHA and NOTARE BA. MEI: KUNIKIYO TOMONAGA SHO-HEI (f: TOMOKIYO, t: KUNIKIYO): MASAME. SUGU NOTARE KO-GUNOME HA with SUNAGASHI. MEI: YAMATO-no-KUNI TOMONAGA YAMATO-no-KUNI JU TOMONAGA SAKU YAMATO-no-KUNI SOEKAMI-GORI JU TOMONAGA TOMOKIYO GEN-O (f: KUNIYUKI 2):From GEN-O 1319 to RYAKU-O 1338. Raised SHINOGI and wide SHINOGI-JI TACHI SUGATA with thick KASANE.Fine KO-MASAME HADA has JI-NIE.NIE-DEKI SUGU-NOTARE BAand GUNOME-MIDARE HA with HOTSUREfrom KUICHIGAI and NIJUBA. SUNAGASHI runs. MEI: TAIMA TOMOKIYO YAMATO-no-KUNI TAIMA TOMOKIYO TOMOKIYO O-EI: From KA-KEI 1387 to O-EI 1394. MEI: TOMOKIYO TOMOYUKI(2) KA-REKI (f: TOMOKIYO, grf: KUNIYUKI):To BUN-WA 1352. HYOEnoJO. Work resembles KANENAGA. Steel shows CHIKEI. HOTSURE and NIJUBA with KINSUJI. MEI: TAIMA TOMOYUKI TAIMA TOMOYUKI TOMOTSUNA BUN-WA (f: TOMOKIYO): From KEM-MU 1334 to TEI-JI 1362. SABEInoJO. ARA-NIE SUGUHA, SUGU KUICHIGAI BA, and GUNOME with ASHI. SUNAGASHI and KINSUJI. MEI: TOMOTSUNA YAMATO-no-KUNI SABEInoJO TOMOTSUNA |
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National Treasure NAGASA: 2.3 SHAKU MOTO-HABA: 9.4 BU SORI: 5 BU SAKI-HABA: 5.2 BU NAKAGO: 5.8 SUN Late KAMAKURA style SHINOGI-TSUKURI, IHORI-MUNE TACHI. Wide and raised SHINOGI-JI on shallow TORIIZORI with elongated CHU-KISSAKI. Refined and running ITAME is veiled in fine JI-NIE. Thinning CHU-SUGU has shallow bays in undulating GUNOME. ASHI sieves and falls while HOTSURE pulls from the line, laying off the HABUCHI like a settling smoke on the horizon. Beautiful KO-NIE resides in NIOI-FUKASHI. There is KINSUJI. BOSHI is SUGU crevassed by KINSUJI. KO-MARU KAERI is a pebbled HAKIKAKE that sweeps the MASA grain. SURIAGE TACHI-MEI with four MEKUGI-ANA (one - multiple) signed, KUNIYUKI |
YAMATO TAIMA School
TSUGUARI SHI-TOKU (f: TOMOKIYO): Buddhist name is ARIHOSHI. Began in EN-BUN 1356. SUGUHA in deep NIE. MEI: TSUGUARI ARIHOSHI A-RI-HO-WU-SHI (HIRAGANA) ARITOSHI(1) EI-NIN (t: KUNIYUKI): KO-ITAME with MASAME. SUGU that shows NIJUBA. SHHIMA-BA found. NIE. MEI: ARITOSHI EI-NIN ROKU-NEN ARITOSHI ARITOSHI(2) KEM-MU (f: ARITOSHI): CHO ARITOSHI. CHOBEIJO. SAIKYO. ITAME runs with MASAME. SUGU KO-GUNOME. KOSHI-HIRAKI "Open-bellied" GUNOME HA. BOSHI: KO-MARU of HAKIKAKE. ARITOSHI also found in O-EI 1394 and KAN-SHO 1460. MEI: ARITOSHI CHO ARITOSHI |
NOBUNAGA(1) O-AN (t: ARITOSHI): ASAKO. NOBUNAGA(1)s' son studied with TOMOKIYO and moved to ECHIZEN. SUGU KO-MIDARE and GUNOME HA with HOTSURE (TOMOKIYO - KUNIYUKI style) and SUNAGASHI. Teachings to KAGA - ECHIZEN. MEI: NOBUNAGA NOBUNAGA(2)&(3): The O-EI spreads its wings. O-EI BIZEN MORIMITSU is chased even by TAIMA TOMOYUKIs' students. They moved to ECHIZEN. See KAGA and ECHIZEN. |
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