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KANENAGA(1) (KANETOSHI) SHO-O 1288 TEGAI Founder
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KANETSUGU(1) MONJUSHIRO KANEKIYO(1) KA-REKI 1326 |
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| KANEKIYO(2) KANETSUGU(2) TEI-WA 1345 |
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| KANETSUGU(3) O-AN 1368 |
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| KANETSUGU(4) O-EI 1394 |
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| KANEYOSHI(1) KA-REKI 1326 KUNITSUGU KEM-MU 1334
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| ZENJO KANEYOSHI(2) KO-RYAKU 1379
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| KANEYOSHI(3) O-EI 1394 KANEZANE(2)
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| KANEYUKI(4) KA-KICHI 1441
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KANESADA(1) EI-TOKU 1381 HARIMA JU KANETSUGU
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KANESADA(2) O-EI 1394
KANENAGA(1) SHO-O: HEIZABURO. Founded TEGAI at the TENGAIMON Gate
of TODAIJI Temple in NARA. The vibrancy KANENAGA created,
fueled the work and energy for generations of the school
that grew around him.He carried the raised SHINOGI and
wide SHINOGI-JI as a TEGAI banner. Mid-KAMAKURA SUGATA.
KISSAKI is medium IKUBI "Boar's Neck" style. KO-MOKUME
runs with MASAME HADA in which CHIKEI is found. There is
strong JI-NIE. SUGU KO-MIDARE, CHU-SUGUHA with ASHI or
ASAKI-NOTARE KO-MIDARE GUNOME HA, also called TAMA-GAKI
"String of Pearls." TAMA-GAKI is associated, too, with
SHIKKAKE NORINAGA, another SHO-O era YAMATO peer. Loud
KANENAGA statements: NIJUBA with HOTSURE, strong
SUNAGASHI and KINSUJI. Wide YAKIBA shows strong ARA-NIE
in NIE-FUKASHI. NIE-HAKIKAKE BOSHI sweeps to YAKIZUME
with the grain. It has been noted that the NIE-KUZURE
KUICHIGAI effects habited by this and other YAMATO smiths
is the YAKIBA being pulled by the traces of MASAME HADA.
Two-character MEI on the NAKAGO SHINOGI-JI where the
center "River" stroke of the NAGA character strikes long,
as does the right side "fifth" stroke. The first and
second stroke sit horizontal and parallel like a hat.
The vertical center stroke of SHO-DAI is expected to
reach, but not extend through, the second stroke. This
differentiates from NI-DAI.
MEI: KANENAGA
Tegai Kanenaga
Tegai Kanenaga
Nagasa: 68.8cm
Sori: 1.7cm
Moto-haba: 2.85cm
Saki-haba: 1.95cm
Kissaki-naga: 2.5cm
Nakago: 16.3cm
Shinogi-tsukuri,
Ihori-mune, raised Shinogi-taka to
Chu-Kissaki.
Itame is mixed with Masame and there
is JiNie.
Sugu, gently undulating Asaki-Notare
Ko-Gunome that is an uneven Midare
in Ko-Nie. Sunagashi streams in the
Habuchi.
Sugu Komaru Boshi is Hakikake to
Yakizume.
O-Suriage Nakago has three
Mekugi-ana. |
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