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特別保存刀剣 Tokubetsuhozon Token
金道二代 刀Kindou 2nd Katana
No.021225菊紋 伊賀守藤原金道 二代 日本鍛治惣匠 寛永頃 華やかな互の目丁子足葉金筋沸筋頻りに掛り地刃冴える優品 二尺五寸五分Kikumon Iganokami Fujiwara Kindou 2nd Nihonkaji-Sousyou, Around Kanei period, Gorgeouse GunomeChouji, There are Ashi and You, Kinsji and Niesuji entered freequently, Jiba is clear, an excellent sword 77.2cm
- 銘表Mei-Omote
- 菊紋 伊賀守藤原金道（二代）菊紋 伊賀守藤原金道（二代） Kikumon Iganokami Fujiwara Kindou(2nd)
- 裏銘Ura-mei
- 日本鍛治惣匠日本鍛治惣匠 Nihonkaji-Sousyou
- 登録証Registration
- 東京都 Tokyo 平成2年4月26日 4/26/2(Heisei)
- 時代Period
- 江戸前期寛永頃Early Edo period, around Kanei period
- 法量Size
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刃長 77.2cm (二尺五寸五分) 反り 1.6cm
元幅 3.1cm 先幅 2.1cm 元重 0.65cm 鎬厚 0.67cm 先重 0.42cm 鋒長 2.9cm 茎長 21.1cm 重量 741gHachou 77.2cm (二尺五寸五分) Sori 1.6cm
Moto-Haba 3.1cm Saki-Haba 2.1cm Moto-Kasane 0.65cm Shinogi-Thikess 0.67cm Saki-Kasane 0.42cm Kissaki-Chou 2.9cm Nakago-Chou 21.1cm Weight 741g - 国Country
- 山城Yamashiro
- 姿Shape
- 鎬造、庵棟、身幅広く、反り尋常、中鋒。Shinogidukuri, Iorimune, Wide Mihaba, Standard Sori, Chu-Kissaki.
- 鍛Kitae
- 板目肌に、杢目肌・小杢目肌交じり、地沸厚くつき、地景入り、鉄冴える。Itamehada, Mokumehada, Mixed Small-Mokumehada, Jinie entered thick, Chikei entered, Iron is clear.
- 刃文Hamon
- 直に焼き出し、互の目に、丁子刃・尖刃交じり、足・葉頻りに入り、小沸つき、所々粗目の沸を交え、金筋・沸筋掛り、匂口明るい。Suguni-yakidashi, Gunome, Choujiba, Mixed Togariba, There are Ashi and You frequently, Small-Nie-tsuki, With some rough nies interspersed throughout, Kinsuji, Niesuji-kakari, Nioikuchi is bright.
- 帽子Boushi
- 直ぐに小丸。Suguni-Komaru
- 茎Nakago
- 生ぶ、先入山形、鑢目筋違、目釘孔一。Ubu, Sakiiriyamagata, Yasurimesujikai, Mekugiana is one(1)
- ハバキHabaki
- 金着二重。Double Kinkise.
- 説明Drscription
- 伊賀守金道は、三品派の祖である関の兼道の長男で、文禄二年（１５９３年）に父と三人の弟（和泉守金道、丹波守吉道、越中守正俊）とともに美濃から京に移住し、一門の長兄として三品派の名を大いに高めた。文禄3年伊賀守を受領して禁裏御用を賜る。慶長19年の春、家康より太刀千腰の注文を受け、その功をもって「日本鍛冶宗匠」となり、刀工たちの朝廷への受領斡旋を一手に引き受けたが、これは代々伊賀守家が幕末まで務め栄えた。 寛永6年（1629年）12月没。二代伊賀守金道は、名を三品勘兵衛といい、初代伊賀守金道の長男として生まれ、寛永十四年に伊賀守を受領、延宝八年没。この刀は、77cmの長さに、身幅広く、反り尋常、中鋒となる延宝頃の作で、板目肌に、杢目肌交じり、地沸厚くつく地鉄に、華やかな互の目丁子を焼き、足・葉頻りに入り、小沸つき、粗目の沸を交え、金筋・沸筋掛り、地刃冴える優品である。Iganokami Kinmichi was the eldest son of Seki no Kanemichi, the founder of the Sanshin school, and in 1593, he married his father and three younger brothers (Izuminokami Kinmichi, Tanbanokami Yoshimichi, and Ecchunokami Masatoshi). ) moved from Mino to Kyo, and as the eldest brother of the family, he greatly increased the name of the Mishina school. In the 3rd year of Bunroku, he received the title of Igamokami and was given Kinri Goyo.
In the spring of the 19th year of the Keicho era, he received an order from Ieyasu to make a Tachi-senkoshi(太刀千腰), and with his accomplishments, he became the ``Nihon Kaji Sousyo(Master Master of Japanese Blacksmiths)'' and was solely responsible for mediating the acceptance of swordsmiths to the Imperial Court, a role that the Igamokami family held for generations until the end of the Edo period, flourished.Died in December 1629.
The second Iganokami Kinmichi, whose name was Mishina Kanbee, was born as the eldest son of the first Iganokami Kinmichi, received the title of Iganokami in the 14th year of Kanei, and died in the 8th year of Enpo.
