- The Tenka-
Goken (天下五剣, "Five [Greatest]
Swords under Heaven") are a
group of five ****anese swords.
Three are
National Treasures of ****an, one an Imperial...
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Eiroku (1558–1570) The "Mikazuki Munechika" is
another one of ****an’s Tenka-
Goken and is
considered the most
beautiful of the five blades. This
tachi style...
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- by
Tokyo National Museum and
selected as a
National Treasure and Tenka-
Goken ("Five
Swords under Heaven"), and 'Onikirimaru'
owned by Tada Shrine, have...
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during her stay there.
Twins Riki and Gaku
Muroi and
their grandfather,
Gōken,
bring Persia to ****an with them in Minato-machi (lit. Port Town), where...
- the
legend is now
designated as a
National Treasure and one of the Tenka-
Goken (Five
Greatest Swords Under Heaven). They are po****r
characters in ****anese...
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managed by the
Imperial Household Agency. For example, one of the Tenka-
Goken,
Onimaru is
owned by the
Imperial Family. The ****anese
crown prince has...
- Museum. This
sword is one of the "Five
Swords under Heaven" (天下五剣
Tenka Goken). Dōjigiri, by Yasutsuna. Ko-Hōki (old Hōki) school. 12th century, Heian...
- the
Bombing of
Tokyo in 1945. The type of
blade shape was omi yari. Tenka-
Goken (Five
Swords under Heaven) - five
individual swords traditionally viewed...
- ****an. This
sword is one of the "Five
Swords Under Heaven" (天下五剣 Tenka-
Goken). Dōjigiri is
sometimes called "the
yokozuna of all ****anese swords" along...
